The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-08-22
Jailer Near Taking Runaway
to Court After Case
Is Postponed. s
WEIRD KIDNAPPING TALE
Rumor Of Plot to Snatch Thaw
Away While Lawyers
Were OFF Guard.

sHKnpEooKE, Que. Aug. 2i.--It took
nine attorneys TO get six days delay In
legal procedure against Harry Thaw. but
they got IT, Result there Is not the ghost
Of chance that Sherbrooke's pri>oner
can be deportcd or extradited In anything
short OF a week. II ever.
Briefly. the Thaw lega, representatives
convinced Judge Arthur Globensky In a
private conference this morning that their
client should not appear in court until next
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock on the
writ Of habeas corpus obtained yesterday.
During the conference the New York
officers were cooling their heels outside the
Judges private chambers. After 1t was
all tut and dried Il. A. Conger. District
Attorney for Dutchcss county. and some
others from the Empire State made n pro-
test. What they said amounted to n
charge that Canada was letting Sanford
Whites SLAYER hide behind its judicial
skrts. But the protest didn't do them
any good
Things logan with n snap this morning
that made provincial Shcrhrooke open its
eyes. After an unsuccessful attempt to
hianap Thaw and take him back to New
York-an incident. by the way that was
,eheincntly denied--the town quieted down
and went To- sleep.
George Lauder Carnegie. Thaw's brother
'n-'aw. took time tn explain in "A lengthy
interview the familys attitude toward
'he runaway. The family is going TO stick
hy him.
"sHunrc Deaf" Says Casne1ie.
Nr Carnegie was seen by newspaper
'r'u iu 4 small room in the new Sher.
brooke Hotel. just across from u busy
railroad track He is small man with
low voice. lie spoke very earnestly
aud In way that indicated tina. he had
thought out very clearly all the questions
'hat were put TO him.
Gentlemen" he said. my brother in :
'aw escaped from Matteawan so that he
'ould got back TO P,tsburg. not so that
ne could go TO South America or any
rhcr place outside the United States.
The country is his. though /, has not
always treated him kindly, and he is go
uS TO stay in il, New York state is a
a.Tcrcrt matter Harry cant get 4
.quarc deal there. lie has been trying
Tor seven years: his whole family has
been trying to get that sort Of = deal for
him. Think il over What | am saying
- correct"
As Mr. Carnegie warmed up TO the
subject hc spoke rapidly He seemed to
realize that his words were spoken to the
American public. He seemed determined
20 eXoncra,e his relatives. especially Harry
Thaw. and to lot that American public
know "A thing or two that perhaps II
Hadrt known before.
Glad" he said. I'VE are all delighted
that he made his escape. A break fol
liberty was the only resource left to him
lie knew it. We knew II; everybody
hrew IT,"
There was a pause Then some one
asked; will Thaw stick by the fv'
men who aided his escape"
That question electrified Mr.. Carnegie
Yes" and he spoke emphatcally
What Is more the family will stick b,
them SO far as possible. We don't con
S.dcr tha. they did anything wrong il
swing liberty TO a man who had every
ish' 10 be free.
Bat You must remember that Harry
y MS sanity is proved. viii! have plcnt,
~ money. 1t won't be necessary TO
us family TO give aid. We arc read!
90, however. and don't hesitate to sa.
r.
It wasn't necessary TO ask the mex
Fir,t!on. Mr.. Carnegie spoke Of his owl
a, ord and spoke with vigor
Denies Family Plated.
There is one thing | want thoroughl
Understood, Harry Thaw's family wa
80 cognizant OF his intended escape
So ore of us knew anything about II
Perhaps some OF us had come TO hop
'H,t he would engineer the thing
Won't say that is not true but no membe
'' MS family ever talked about such
M''' with him"
Mr Carnegie" he was asked, lis ther
'.anoe OF reconciliation between Harr
rd Evelyn Nesbit Thaw II he is provc
$3.50 aud comes into the money yo
sucl, OFF"
mere was not much hesitancy in hi
f"'H 1t came as II II had all bee
S ef some time ago.
80. think that while Thaw has tn
F''"s' sympathy for Evelyn hc is don
D her for ever"
" he comes into his money will h
' are of her financially and does h
that II he does not come into thi
hA'' his family should care for her?
'l"rc there was II pause. Mr. Carnegi
''ah"d his head. lilo smiled too. "
i'1l say that he thought tho inquir
pj experiment. but that he did wa
"F evident. lie then answered In th
r.4
Won must remember that Evelyn
N'hIug plenty of money and Ia able I
l4N" care or herself. Just as Harry
hh'" 10 take care OF himself"
he interview WIS becoming somswhs