The evening world., 1913-08-23
FOUR WHO RESCUED THAW
DEMAND SHARE Of $4,000

He wouldn't tel any mors. but said
ne could make plenty Of trouble for
ne Tnew lawyers II he told eli hs
knsw. and added. TN DO Il quick u
consisting doesn't happen"
Should Roger Thompson decide to give
the inside Of the Matteawan plot. Dis
trfct-Attornsy Conger said to-day. IL
was possible that immunity from prose-
sutton ~ the hands Of the New York
authorities would Be granted him. Such
. confession would greatly strengthen
New York States case.
1t might be the basis Of proving brib-
cry OF MAtteawan attendants and upon
their indictment, New York would have
an admittedly extraditabie offense on
which TO demand Thaw's release In
Vermont.
one Of Thaw's counsel said to-day IL
vas their intention to make such .
nght Il would BE- one Of the most COM
p,Scatsd and ops Of the longest under
Canadian law. He declared that there
are no prscsdsnts to 20 By. and they
are going 70 spSing . number OF new
questions. and that II the decision be
against them they will appeal to the
Minister Of the Interior at OTTAWA. II
he decides against them they will take
II to the Privy Council In England.
whence II viii 90 to the King Of Eng
land himself.
WEINBERG OF FAMILY WIRE
rHAW TO De PATIENT.
Many kilograms have been received by
Thaw from members Of his family. eau
tioning him against this interference
with his lawyers. but none Of these
teleerams had named . chief counsel
nor contained instructions on which the
lawyers could act.
J. N. 0reenshieids has been regarded
generally rs tho lNlef OF Thaw'e Zig
retinus Of counsel. but Mr.. 0reenshieids
has nothing In writing designating his
appointment to this post
1T II simply . case Of too many
cooks spelling the BROTH" said one Of
Thaw's counsel to-day. six men can.
not handle the Affairs Of one man with.
out some responsible head. and We sim
ply don't know where We stand. This
10 . serious time. too. There 10 Thomp.
sons threat to DO considered. and then
Thaw's arraignment 10 less than . week
of. We fully expect that when he ID
arraigncd he will be discharged and the
immigration authorities will Grab him
and hustle him over the line. probably
into Vermont or New Hampshire. Now.
what are We to do in the matter? We
have had no instructions and not one
Of us knows who 10 In command. It's
. peculiar situation"
Thaw seems to enjoy the predicament
OF hi lawyers. He was asked to-day
what he Intended to do about Thompson
and he replied. II can't talk about that
matter. You'll have 70 see one OF my
lawyers"
But which one.' he was asked.
Thaw gFinnsd happily. and replied -
thonsh II afforded him considerable
amusemsat There are . good many
OF them; I don't know Who = In com.
manA to-day."s s-,. S.. ,.-.r..r.
WAITING TO PouNog UPON 4
THAW ACROSS LINE.
Meantime Deputy Attorney-General
FiaokIn Kennedy and Dissatisfaction.
nsy e. A. Congsr Of Duchess County
are bidinS their time patiently. Each
believes eventually Thaw will bs de.
ported. probably into Vermont or New
AseHtpDuUos anu tuey 4T0 pTOpeTcu "
arrest him and then institute sxtradl-
ton proceedings against him In what.
ever State he may enter. The charge
against him will be conspiracy. and
though this II only . misdemaanor the
lawyers are satisfied the charge 10 ex-
traditable.
Gov. J. II. La. Force. who Il in charge
Of the Sherbrooke jail. admitted to-day
that he found Thaw - little peculiar"
We'll. he does have SPELLS" said the
Governor In response to questions. HE
10 queer lad"
DO you think he II insantr"
well. I naturally can'e~Ay a. to
that"
He said no had found Thaw = good
prisoner and for that reason had put
him In . room Instead Of . cell.
"put." he remarked. ~ he gives me
any serious trouble I'll lock him In .
call In 4 minut0"