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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-18
WIFE TERRIFIED
BY THAW'S ESCAPE

continued from tlrSt !aSe.)
took into consideration conditions It
Albany and timed his escape for the
right moment. He knows the mix-up
between the Governor and the Legis-
lature made the time just right for such
an attempt.
There's another man besides DIT.
Flint who has cause to fear Harry. a
lawyer named Delafield told Harry s
mother that Harry was crazy long be-
fore he shot White. Harry never for
gave him. He always threatened to do
something to him. He's terribly re-
vengeful. He was that way before he
killed White. In fact, Harry's trouble
with Stanford White started over am
other girl long before he met me-
Mrs Thaw refused to name the other
woman. Private detectives We're placed
in the hotel to reinforce the uniformed
police outside, but police headquarters
refused to detail central office detec-
tives to guard her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-18
CHALONER GLAD
THAW ESCAPED
CONTINUED from First Page

Continued from First Page)
same DEMONSTRATING from Insane
asylums-the cases of Thaw and
Chaloner are Identical Neither can
return to the State without being ap-
pretended by the authorities. In the
absence Of an overt breach of order,
neither can be molested outside of New
York State.
Chaloner has frequently expressed his
belief that Thaw was insane only at
the moment when he shot Stanford
White The similarity OF their plights
caused Chaloner TO give Thaw's case
close study Out OF 1t rose his convic-
ton that Thaw has never had a fair
trial.
Tried by Alienistn.
THE records OF the case prove that"
said Mr.. Chaloner last night, speaking
on this point. II have watched the
proceedings from start to finish and
studied it from its inception. Thaw
has never had fair play, Under the
Constitution OF the United States no
one can be deprived of his liberty
without due process of law and n trial
by jury. Thaw never had trial by
jury. He was always tried by experts,
by alienists, or by judge without n
jury. His last rehearing was before
Judge Keogh. of the New York State
Supreme Court and the Judge tried the
case himself.
The establishment OF the legal prin-
ciple that alleged lunatics shall be
tried by jury is my life work. / have
spent the past seventeen years bring
ing TO the attention of the public The
inadequate lunacy laws now in force
in many states, and L am willing to
devote my life to that end. I am
willing TO sacrifice my life and prop
erty that the worthy of the alleged
lunatic class may receive Justice and
be restored TO their right position In
life"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-18

been in turn model and actress.
with Thaw in the Tombs n legal
/ hight to free him began with his fam
! ily's millions behind a formidable ar
ray of counsel. His first trial resulted
in disagreement. At the second trial
| the jury acquitted him on the charge
OF murder on the ground that he was
! insane when he shot White. and Jus
tice Bowling committed Thaw to Mat
teawan as an insane criminal
He entered the asylum February s.,
7 1905. Since then the Thaw family mas
spent a sum estimated ut 100000 in
efforts to have Thaw declared sane and
set at liberty.
In May, 1908. Supreme Court Justice
Morschauser decided against an attempt
to. release Thaw on habeas corpus pro-
ceedings. In June, 1909. a similar writ
met the same adverse results. this time
before Justice Mills. The case then
went to the State Court of Appeals,
lower court. a third effort in July.
1912, resulted in Justice keoGh agree
ing with the other Supreme Court JUS
tees that Thaw still was insane.
There was a scandal recently over
alleged attempts to engineer Thaw' s
release through the attempted bribery
of DR. John w. Russell, former super
intendent of the Matteawan Hospital.
An inquiry resulted In the Indictment
of John \. Anhut, young New York
, attorney employed by Thaw. On May
fering DR.. Russell $4,000 bride and
was sentenced to from two to four
years at Sing Sing.
The present superintendent at Mat
teawan, DIR. Raymond c. Kieb, was ap-
pointed after DR.. Russell resigned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-18

Boston. August l7.-Thc police OF
New England watched for Harry Thaw
in vain to-day. News OF his escape was
received early in the forenoon and
passed along to the country districts.
At every crossroads constableS
watched passing motor cars with extra
vigilance. and along the coast marine
observers tried to pick up n conspic-
uous looking motor boat or yacht. But
no word OF Thaw had been received to-
night.
The police operated on two theories.
One was that Thaw continued in his
automobile through western Connecti-
cut. up into the Berkshires and through
Vermont to tho Canadian line. The
other view was that If Thaw's flight
continued into New England, he left
the Connecticut shores In n motor boat,
which carried him outside the three
mile limit at sen, where he was trans
| ferred to a yacht.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-18
Famous Story Opens With Kill
ing OF Noted Archi-
tect by Thaw.
MADISON SQUARE is SCENE
Murder Committed at Close of
Performance, With ORA
matte Setting.

New York. August 1.-THE theatri-
cal escape OF Harry X Thaw from the
State Hospital for the Criminal Insa ne
at Matteawan adds another act to the
sensational tragedy which brad its be-
ginning in New York on the night of
June 20, 1906. On that occasion, in
company with his young wife. Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw. and two friends. Thaw
went to the Madison Square roof gar
den TO witness the opening perform
ance Of musical comedy
Near the close OF the performance
Thaw left his seat and began TO pace
back and forth in the aisle behind the
seat occupied by Stanford White, an
architect of international fame. and
his son. The elder White was fifty
three years old. and in his distin-
guished career had stamped on many
Of New York's prominent buildings the
mark OF his artistic genius. Madison
Square Garden itself was one of the
architects triumphs. and he had a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-18
Cannot Be Extradited,
Verdict of Whitman

(Specinl to The Timcs- Dispatch.)
New York, August Is.-Hurry X.
Thaw cnnnot he ertrndited, accord
ing 10 n dispatch received here from
District Attorney Charles s. Whit
man enriy this morning. II was
scnt from the Mount Warrington
Hotel, Bretton Woods, n. H., md
Nns mn follows.
''Thaw wns acquitted, md there
Is no Indictment pending against
him I'm New York. lie cannot be
e1traditcd.
&C. S. WHITMAN"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-18
80 ncfnre Am canndn.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
Ottawa, Ont. August lT.-If Harry
Thaw is headed for Canada. he may
expect no refuge. Dominion oficiala
were advised tonight to watch for him
at tho border. and II he is apprehended
to turn him back as an undesirable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-18
Reported That Guard
Makes Confession

PouEhkecpsic, y. ", August 49,
Bnrnum, the Mattcnwnn gunrd nc
cuscd of assisting Harry Is. Thnyv'S
escape, gave n statement to Jnilcr
Bert HHvcnis cnrly this morning. 1t
liz reported that he hns confessed,
but the tnilcr refuses to make the
statement public until lie has COM
municatcd with Sheriff Hornbeck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-18
Absolutely Nothing to SAY.

Ba- Harbor, Maine. August IT,
Benjamin Thaw and his family. OF
pittsburgh are stopping at hotel
mere. MIR. Thaw learned of the escape
or his brother Harry from Matteawan
Asylum from newspaper men to-day.
but refused TO discuss the matter.
This is the first that I have heard
OF It, nc said. II know nothing about
IL. 1 have not seen Harry Thaw re-
Gently, and have been here for some
time. do not wish to be auizzed
about the affair. 1 have no informa-
'loh other than what you have told
me- and 1 have absolutely nothing
to say"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-18
THAW IS NOT SAFE:
IN CONNECTICUT
Officials Intimate That He May
Be Returned to New
York.
PRECEDENT FOR ACTION
Frantic Search Is Under Way,
but SO Far Without
Results.
PRECEDENT FOR ACTION
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

Hartford. Conn, August l7.-State's
Attorney Hugh VI. Alcorn, OF Hart
ford County. announced tonight that
II Harry *. Thaw should take refuge
in Hartford County he would be
turned over to the New York authori-
ties.
Acknowledgement John II. Light re-
fused to forecast this States action.
ou' Governor Baldwin intmated that
there was precedent for Thaw's sur
render to New York If taken in this
State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-18
Search Is Futile.

DaEbury, Conn. August l7.-word of
the escape from the Matteawan, y. Y.
Asylum or Harry *. Thaw was re-
eeived here In tho early forenoon, and
me police began close watch for
out-ot-tne-S state cars. 1t was reported
during the day that an automobile
party had been seen on the highway
coming from Brewster, ". Y, but ir
did not reach here
report this evening was that in
the hills few miles from this city
there Is bungalow which recently
was placed in readiness for a house
party. 1t is In secluded spot. and
can be reached only by a long tramp
over the nils It's exact location has
not been revealed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-18
Jerome out of Thav Case.


Lakeville. Conn, August 1.-THE
news OF the escape OF Harry Thaw
from Matteawan broke in upon the
Guietude of the weekend visit of Will
liam Travers jerome. former district
attorney of New York at his summer
home here. Mr.. Jerome conducted the
states case against Thaw and since
retirement from office had been re-
tanned on different occasions to oppose
Thaw's efforts to obtain release from
the institution.
Regarding the escape. Mr.. Jerome
said:
II have no statement to make or
comment to offer. I know nothing of
the facts as I have at the present time
no connection with the Thaw case"
Mr.. Jerome was asked as to Thaw's
legal status now that he is out OF New
York State. The former district at
torney said he was unable to answer
this as Thaw's status would be gov
erned by circumstances. Jerome ex-
poets to return to New York to-mor-
row.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-18
No Comment From whitman.

Breton Woods, n. Y. August IL
District Attorney Whitman, of New
York, who is spending the week end
here, was notified this morning of the
escape of Harry *. Thaw. Beyond
expressing interest in the news, he did
not wish TO discuss the matter pend
ing his return TO New York, probably
to IN orrow.
Though the responsibility for the
safekeeping of Thaw rests with the
State authorities, the fact that he was
committeed from New York County,
gives Mr.. Whitmans office special in
terest in his escape
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
G6ef. 2seoaktenr: 27ikofans Conner.
SWua 4a Snmqs Suwa SnnsMg om 26 gWa 1913 M 2g6
ND. 2196.

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bat filnf S%tidipunoen erbnlten, tutro
aber pabriGeinlid, ipieber auffonmen.
Il Ser Ibppfat Ileranber Guilt
ban, elmer Der befanuteiten Srldnoer
in Inerifn. lit in Chicago. ST., int
Ilter bon Sc Subrcu geitorben. ct
mar Der erite Yrdiipent Der Sriihen
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umbebingt aus Cement bergeiteat ipers
Den, einestbeils NIT 8iidii6t auf
Shus segen Se~uerseefabr. Johann aus
ianitdren 8riinben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
Sur CAGE In 1t1erife.

Icrico Gitp, Mer.. "a. Iu9.
-Sie ecIammte merifaniihe SreIie
befoBt ii6 in ibrem ebitoriellen Sbeil
nit Ser I0slidfeit, baB bie Sereinigs
ten Staatcn Die Hebellenpartei ais cine
trieafiibrenbe Wabt anerfennen tonn>
ten. Sic Sra9c Der Snterpentton
mirb sleihfaa5 pentiliert.
Sas Organ Der clerifalen Yartei.
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bcro's 8ebelionsz Tnrtei einen amer
fannten Sbcrleiter bntte uno tdbrt
Damn fort: -
.Ingcnommen, Suerta tpiiroe iif
3uriid5icben, ~ m iolte er Die Siigel
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ben. 1aptoreua? Gbeuiopenig, ipeil
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nGre. @tlpa 3apata?
.Sm Sale Die Screini9ten Staas
ten Die Hcbclcn al5 friegfiibrenpe
Yartci nncrtcnnen iolltcn, nit peld,er
Grippe pcrielben %iollten lie cS baltcn?
yScrr 9inb, oieics lit Die ipabre
Situationl"
(Sn cinem Spe5inlberiht on Die
81. q. Imerica" pom 10. Iltgi'i
Iprcden lid bic &atbolifen Wertfo's
%lppblipoaenb iiber Suerta aus.-Si c
81 Z
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
uednnalS ySilly" SmIser.

Ser .8anberer" itreibt: 2ebte
Wpfe fiel Der entifeibenbe SdAag:
Srl5er ipuroe ~bloBeeiteat unb als
ifrupeIloier Rafer. ipenn ni6t als
Weineibiger gebranomarft. Wit Gams
payne 8eloern. Die ibm feline Inbdns
ger CUR Verfiisurg aeiteat, bat er auf
Der Nefp 9orfer gffeften@g orie ipefu>
liert, uno auBeroem bat er unter Glib
falife angaben gemaht iiber feline
Gampa9nez 8elber.
SIN Der Sreiie erbebt iif MN burz
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bente elm Sherbenseriht iiber i'm err
sebeu. bate er grfols eebabt? l1nb
Iiegt iein llnreht niht ALIEN BARN,
oaB er nit eigeumddJtig linb lpiberz
reftlih angeei9neten gfitteln Ipefuz
liert, ionoern uiid}, oaB er, Der oberite
geumte oes Staates, Der 8efdmpfer
Der Corruption unb Der Irsfpiid1ie beS
8apitalismus, iiberbalipf ipefulicrte,
Die 0ortbeile ieines Imtes allsnuBenD2
Safiir bat nber uniere bon 2iberalis>
mus semahte Dffentlide Ieinung fem
Seritdnbnib. SaF ein Or @uuper=
nemr, Der ieiner5eit ais perbdltnis=
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trat, beute Sersmerfs : Gpnseifipncn
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ionoere llmitdnbe bin5utretcn, tpenn
parteiz politiihe Sntereiien es erfors
bern, ertpatt Der Wiperiprild. gs
feblt chen DEM offentlihen 8eipiiicn
Die Norm etbiifer @rumpidse, nah Der
Die Sanblunaen unb Die Gorgdnee bes
~offentliden 2ebens berrtbeilt tperoen.
Sas it's geraoe, mas bic Heiulmtipnen
u~nieres Central gereins INNER mies
Der betunert, tuenn tie barauf bim.
%tueiict, oae bic So5inlpplttif nir amf
benz Spoen bes hritltdjen Sitten.
seietes anf bic Sauer BON sesen iein
pirD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26

Ieiormiiten. Gang Spanien lit TO-
nit an DEM fommenbcn Sample be-
tbeilist unp Die 3ufunft lit curtaus
niht better. Gs feblt Dem 2anbe Die
'geiitise. bic muraliide ginbeit, Die es
chit I'M antboli5ismus beiaB. Sesi
sleift es einem Sdiffc obne 8uber,
Ser repolutiondre Streif in Gata>
lonien tpar elm 8encis bes 8eidgten,
Sie liberale 8egieruns lit unfdbig,
Die 8efabr 5u ilberlpinben unb Del
6ori5ont miro ieben Gag biiiterer.-
20. a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
Grrmnecniekaiten Scr t1eeer.

SbiGabeIpbia. ga. %. slus.
Die Rational Nesrp SuiineB 2ea9ue
rittct on baS Subliium cine Nbreiie.
in peld)er iie Die Grrungcnid)aften Der
He9er mdbrenh Der 80 Sabre. pdbrenb
rpelt,er iie lid Der biirgerlihen Sreiz
belt erfrcueu. refapitllirt. @S nirb
an9eiiibrt, Der Seiis Der Mescr in Den
Ger, Staatcn belaufe iih auf $780,
100000 obcr mebr ais Der Der ruilis
iden ipeiSeu Sauernihait. Seim 9es
sinn bes @iirgertrieges CAB es i'm
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lie 100000 unb nur nod brciSil
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Shr @rmbbelib eritredt li6 auf 90
900 1000 ELDER 9nnp ober cine Sl1dc
bon Dem llmfanee bes Staates Soutf
Carolina.
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6enmettmmne auf Katke'
lieentaa.

Ies. Gliabs 2otbrinsen, 21. alls.
(Spe6ialz &abelgramm Der 81. p.
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mar, iuas nuf bas &onto Der fir piele
on Der So9un9 Sntereiiirte su eroBen
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Ingciidts bes ionit burhaus err
iolareifen Serlaufs besriibt Die fatbos
liid)e Sreiie nit b~eiouberer @enustbus
ing Den Seginn Der @critdnbisune
5luiifen beutids unb frau5oiiid) ipres
denpen aatboliten 2otbriugen's NM
Suremburg's.
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1nternafienaIeS.

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perindben, .obne Mitipirten Der Hcsiez
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puroe am 21. Iusnit IN Ieiiina
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cine arpBe Yanit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
WteSer s,pei Opier.

Touen, Sranfreid, %. Iusuit.
-Muf bcm Sluge bon 2e SecalIe mad
ScaupiIle itiir5ien beute Ietipier uno
Iontalent. 6ipei Seiperber IN bem
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Barrier Club peranitnltet lporoen mar.
aus elmer Sobe bon un9eidbr 1000
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bciben Icruugliidten lparen bis our
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SO
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IN Der Yrppin5 Sadien bat Seutnant
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ment. ipclher Der Slie9crtruppe 5ugcs
tbeilt mar, burh Ibltllr5 aus beoels
ienber S0be icinen ipfortisen Soo ses
iunbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26

ionptc. Der 5ur 3eit IN Der Sommers
iriihe in Dublin. g. s.. peilt. es
bciBt in ienem Selegramm: "8dbrenp
Dies Separtement (bas Staatsamtl
niht in Der Gage lit, Elm fDrmlihcs
8eiud 81 ltellen. ba bieie Sat)c ntft
inter bic beitebenben Iuslieferun9sz
@ertrGse iGlt. briust es bod ben Sail
an Sbrer 3enntriB NIT Der Ibiidt,
baB Die cunabild)en @eborben ielbit Den
rihtiBen Iilsipeg 81 finpen tpiilen
fpcrpen."
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Kmr3e DepeiePennadbriebtei

x Bon Der @albingtoner Tegiez
riin9 bdngt es MN ab, Oh Die 0erbdnoz
luneen NIT Merifo fort9eiest tperben
{ouen; Suerta berbnnDelt NIT Grs
9olrpernenr Climb ypertraulid". Sm
Baibinetoner GongreB tpercen ale
@eriuhe. Die merifaniihe Srase gun,
Gesenitano Der Sebatte ou. MAIDEN.
prompt uuterbriidt.
Il @onsreb : 8eprGientant s. 9.
Sarriipn bon Netp 9orf miro gum
8eneralz @ouperneur Der Sbilippinen
ernnnnt.
y Sn Ilbanp crlGBt Der amtirenbe
8ounernelir 8lpnn, Der and elm 8ouz
perneurs : Bureau 3~ugepieien erbdlt,
cine G%rfldrnng iiber iein porldnfiges
Hcgierungss Erogramm unb Die Seeis@
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Observation-Disclosures.

3onbon. 20. Iug.-Sn Der Sab
reslibuns Der Warconi : @eieaitait
lpurbe bon @m. Warconi. Dem Grim
Der rcS nab linn bennmten b%rabtloien
observation-disclosures, befannt se9eben,
baB Die 8eieaihuit burd cine bon Der
braiilianiihen Hegicruug ertbeilte
Gon5eiiion aIf Die Sauer bon fiinf3is
Sabren IN Stanb aeiebt lei. einen
brabtlolen Selesrapbenpienit 5pilGen