The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24

Jerome 10 to be here tomorrow" a
reporter remarked.
The chuckiing stopped abruptly.
Thaw'ss eyes passed interrogativeis
from one face to another. aou
don't mean IT." he exclaimed. is
that really SO: Is that so
He was assured that information
10 that effect had reached Sherorooke'
Undoubtedly he had been Sharply
saken hack by the news. In mo-
rnent. however, he had regained the
calm composure that had been more
or less Characteristic Of him during
the interview.
Lots on Jerome.
.-Eeu. Willie will have a good time
if he comes here. I hope ne VIII
come. ] have lot Of things on Je-
rome"
by the way" he asked, where
is Evelyn stopping in New Aork
When he was told. he simply said
Hum"
Today there was steuoErapher in
the hnspttal ward where Thaw il CON
tined. Everything that tho prisoner
said was taken down in shorthand
The break which occurred yester-
aay between Thaw and his counsei
was patched up today In a measure.
Tnaw received 81 o0o by telegraph.
Harry r. Frazer. X G.. made this
statement:
"Mr. Thaw and his lawyers are IN
thorough accord regarding the legal
cancels Of hts case His counsel docs
not however. approve Of his taking
for publication ! understand toat
this is an old habit with Mr. Tha~'
"Amity between Thaw and his law
yerx was rc-esta blished when IhaW
decided 10 let his case so 20 the I'M
migration authorities. He had been
to}d nv counsel that nc might pur-
sue that course, or attempt 70 ket
q fury trial IN the court OF King
Bench Crown Side, next October,
when that court sits in Sherhrooke.
AS the procedure Is now mapped
out. Thaw is to have argument on MS
haheas corpus writ before Judge
C1lohensky Wednesday next, at 10
o'clock. Attorneys fer both sides say
that he will be released at that time,
and taken into custody by the I'M
migration authorities.
The minister Of the interior will
decide where the board Of inquiry
into Thaw's sanity Will sit. II Will
probably be In Coaticook, Further
as one ~ Thaw's lawyers said today.
that board will probably find that
Thaw should he deported. In such
an event Il would be possible 10 appeal
the decision TO the minister of the
interior.
May Go Back 20 Canada.
II che appeal Ia not made Thaw
may be In Newport. Vermont, the
point to which he will likely he de
ported. next Thursday There he will
start a fight against extradtion back
TO New York. On the other hand.
the appeal may be made. probably
will be, in fact. II will then rest
with the minister of the interior
whether Thaw Is given his liberty in
Canada, or the boards decision is up
held. and Thaw is turned back into
the United States He may be In
Vermont next Thursday.
Educated" Roger Thompson may
be offered an immunity waiver on the
conspiracy warrant out against him
in New York. If he can give infor-
nation that will make immunity
seem a fair decker to the New York
officers.
Former Governor Stone, Of Penn
sylvan;a, arrived at Sherbrooke TO-
night. He has come at Thaw's re-
quest Governor Stone said that he
had come at the personal request Of
Thaw. He went directly from the
station TO the Jail. There he talked
to Thaw for an hour.
He looks NATURAL was what the
governor said. Il cannot say any
thing about the case until have
familiarizeds myself with its details"