The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30
WILL NOT SQUEAL
(cortinusd from Pirs. Pare,

charges. barring further postpone
ments. on Wednesday next.
Furnished with counsel by the
Thaw family and provided with
spending money. presumably from
the same source. Thompson fatty
and repeatedly refused to tell what
transpired on and after the Sunday
morning on which he drove Thaw
away from the asylum.
VIII Not Squeai.
Il would not soueal IL you gave me
the whole town OF Sherbrooke." said
Roger. II believe Thaw is sane. and
| would not say one word to hurt
his case. want 10 see him get away.
l won't jump my bail. can't go
back TO New York because they have
warrant out charging me with
conspiracy. That worries me a
whole lot. My old mother is worried
about me. too. But | wrote her q.
day telling her not 20 be. am a
British subject and l hope to be at
this case. and Just now Il would be
crazy OF me To give the details OF the
trip with Thaw.
After driving him away from Mat
teawan ] came with him 10 Canada.
because a lawyer told me they could
not touch me up here. was the one
who hired W. l.. Shurtlen ut Coati-
cook 10 look out for Thaw. Then 1
came on here TO Sherbrooke."
District Attorney Conger and Sher-
IN Hornbeck. OF Dutchoss county. re-
turned home today. They had waited
here since Wednesday last. hoping
Thaw would be turned over TO the
immigration authorities and be de-
ported 10 Vermont. Jerome ana
Franklin Kennedy. deputy attorney
general OF New York. said tonight
their plans are indefinite. They con-
ferred all aftc rnoon trying to hit on
means OF getting Thaw out OF jaiI.
but without success.
Rests With Officials.
The belief grew here today that
disposition OF the case rested solely
with high dominion officials and that
through them only could any move be
made. There was a great deal or
talk about New York's representa-
tives trying TO induce Alexis Dupuis.
the Coatlcook Justice who committed
Thaw. 10 quash the Indictment. but
40 far "a could be learned nothing
came OF Il.
Thaw's LAWYERS. having succeeded
In keeping him in Jail and thus
thwarting the DEPORTATION. are wait
lug for tho other side 10 move. All
indications presaged a long wait tor
Jerome. unless some one higher up
took a hand in the case.
In the parlor OF his home al Coat
cook. Justice OF the Peace Dupuis.
frequently interrupted by Mrs. Dupuis
talked tonight Of tho attempts made
70 have him quash the Thaw cJm.
mitment
Anxious 70 Hold Him.
j didn't think the commitment was
regular when I signed st." said Duputs
But the sheriff who had Thaw was
very anxious he should be held. They
were so ins.stent t1at 7 allowed M.
self % be persuaded
"On Wednesday. believe. some
men who called themselves immigrs.
tion authorities cal'eI on me They
wanted me 20 go iisht 20 Sherbrooke.
give Thaw a hearing. and turn hin.
loose But 7 couldn't do that Tbey
had the machine waiting but 7 didn't
10. had a horse - sell that after.
noon. a Will" later one OF them
came back. lie wanted mo 90 s,gn
over my rights 10 another mseistr,te
But ] told him thought was cana.
bic OF dealing with tho situation NV.
sell. British fair play Won't suffer
IN nv hands"
Mrs Dupuis entered. She Il taller
than her husband
Let me toll you." said Mrs Bupula
I'm for Thaw. I wouldn't hurt him
FOR tho world Nv husband Is not GO.
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