The evening world., 1913-08-27

rsoognissd by the audisncA but there
was no dsmonstration.
Then. 90 quietly that his presence was
not noted until he had taken . seat
among his counsel. Thaw was brought
In.
oiRL PeRcHGo ON JUDGES
0GNcH IN DARING SCRAMBLE.
There was . rustiing In the court room
A. the case was called. Many got up
and crowded into the aisies. Others
climbed on benches ana the radiators
under each window. A slim young girl
ciambered a. aSiieiy a. . boy upon
Judge Globensky's bench itself. finding
. scat on one Of the decorations at the
right Of the Judge.
Mr.. Shurtleh. who drew up the orig.
inal writ Of habeas corpus. imme-
diatsly began an argument to the Of.
feet that all along the defense had
been processing under the civil code
which gives the right Of withdrawal OF
q habeas writ. He contended that the
writ had been 20 Withdrawn last night
and that there were no proceedings
which could rightly hold now. Thaw
must be returned to his cell and . new
writ sued out. or else he must have q
hearing At some future time before .
magistrate. The lawyer conceded that
the prothonotsry In drawing UP the writ
had made u out under the code Of
criminal procedure. but declared:
I'VE have tho right TO elect our own
form Of procedure and no one has the
risht to force us 70 act under . dinsrsnt
code"
Judge Giobensky was palpabiy sur
prised At the trend Of argument. but he
promised 10 take II under advisement.
ami then Mr.. Jacobs arose. but Judge
0iobensky allowed him to say little.
I'VE demand that there be an immedi-
ate hearing on this writ" began Mr..
Jacobs. We have the right to ask
the. We understand the charge on
which Thaw was arrested 10 faulty. The
man who made the arrest 10 liable to .
suit for damages. In his interests We
demand . hearing also"
Judge 0lobSnsky interrupted the law
YER then. DECLARING:
Il do not care 70 hear argument This
70 sx parts matter and you have no
r1Ght 70 bs heard"
Il respectfully except 70 Your Lord.
shio's ruling" returned Lawyer Jacobs.
and ask that you have the stenosrapher
note L. ! ask that you have him note.
also. that you have refused 70 hear ua'
COURT RGFUSGs TO RECORD
EXCEPTION FoR NEW YORK.
TAs crowd hung IN suspsass ON Judge
0iobsnsky's rspay. He was soarosly
hsasd. but the strained ears Of the
ss1ianss caught ne words: Tho stsnog-
raohss WI make Ae such snary In ths
seoordA"
TAsn came the oAeerA che yelis. the
shsisks the clappins Of hands. waving
Of handksrshisfs and tossing Of hAta
The place ceased 70 be . COURTROOM
u was uke football nsld with the home
college team ahead. And through Il ~
Judge 0lobsnsky 81 vnmevsA
Thaw was slatsd q the dsmoustr alton
Wasn ~ was Isd fre0 the room to b
returned to jail As found nimsel
marching Sstwssn double line Of pho,
tsSsaphsrs. Sheriff Hosnbsck o.
Dutchsas County wAs oises behind him
And - the shutters clicked Thaw turns<
AnoTily . the Sheriff and exclaimed:
| 'Ose eut u the wAyi ! don't wan
20 On any Sicturs I'm IN. and don,
want you following me about"
The crowd had made Q dssh for Ii,
street and when Thaw entered an ops,
carriage The streets were lined. II,
do6sd his hat again and again - cheer,
raaS oWt Tor him. and he laughed heart
lily - he crowd hlsssd the American
oaneaais when they lsft the court house