Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-19
THAw COMPLACENT; HAS COMMITTED NO
CRIME AND WILL NOT RETURN, he SAYS

, Similar warrants were issued for
Richard J. Butler. Roger Thompaon.
Michael O'keefe. Eugene DUly ana
Thomas Flood, Thaw'n alleged accoms
plice. Keeper Barnum. the guard.
who opened the hospisal safe. when
Thaw escaped. has nUan held without
bail for examination Thursday
Justice Morschaueor issued litn wars
rants for Thaw and hls ave alleged
accOmplicea after taxing the asfdencn
Of several witnesses District Attor-
ney ConRer clalms conspiracy "a 40
extradltahlo charge aad that Thaw
can be brought back % nuteheag
county, no matter 20 what alasN NJ
He'd.
Armed with the warrau1a Ahersk
Fred HoFnbeck, ana his dppntIes itkt
here for the eastern part of the eoun.
tfy. The party departed hnfriedly
and the aherin made il known that ne
had seoeivod an imnoftan4 clue wNich
he expected 70 lead 70 the arrest az
the ave aecomplsces: Bntles Themp-
son, oKeefe. Dufry ana Flood.
The authorities have but meagra
descriptions Of the ave men. but ara
taking with them u man who believes
no can identify thetn.
From witnesses the aheriR learned
that All the men wore dark suits ana
four 0f them were "clean looking
New Workers." Butler IL described aa
being Just under six f0et IN height,
roughly spoken and ugly looking
Robert Lowery. ono OF tho witness
ses. described Flood. the driver Of the
automobile, In which Thaw escaped.
as being "a man nearly nix feet tall
wore q gray suit ana put on a pair 81
stained glasses while / Wan talking to
him." The ether man with Flood
wore n straw hhl. def,- suit end wHs
stout, Lowery said.
Another witness was william Cor
don, proprietor of che Bollane Hoasa
81 Fishkill Landing, where tho aaa
strangers stopped. Gordon verified
the iive names taken from the hotel
REGISTER and said
"O'Keefe. Butler. Thompaan au1
Duffy came ia the ear on Friany last
and on saturday Thomas FLOOD d4eve
Go the hotel IN another car on sat
, urday. Augusg 9, Flood and the oth-
, efs were together about an tlfe time
They spent much of shelr time In tsa
hutel bar room and talked freely.
They aha not say anything abcnt thetr
? business and when I asked une IL
them. he replied 4 am in the water
, business. get the water Qua "a
/, Sleeps head bay knew he was
Kidding ma and short time nftes-
1 wards he came 90 mp and sala, 6 was
foolinE ynu. Now ] ann nolnA 90 tail
: sou about myself ] am one - lho&a
= fellows who never likes 10 aeo any.
body In trouble ! don't care whaf ~
i. has done when see a ieilos ln 1fee-
A Bile. / ann sorry for him and VIII try
. to help him OUT
: "The men lcft the hotel toEolheH ID
the two ears Sunday morning Ihes
= paid their bills and one sa#H nsiea
! another In the party v he Thought
r they could be hack before nlahA Ihi
other man replied that they ought d
make Il all right
AMMO Maher. laundress nt th,
r. Matteawan hospital, was anotnUr wit
ness and recited on the stand the stofs
she had previously told reEeFdinl
= Thaw's iiight from the ASYLUM "a sh'
" had Witnessed a.
= Lindiey Churchwoll. employed d
the Holland HOUSE. said the ear iE
Y which Thaw escaped was a tei.
model ana was run nF mtn WH'
gave his name an ThOmpsnn Ihefl
were numbers on the ear. the wisnee
- said. but he was unable 20 teli in th'
poor light. what they were.
saturday, man called Thoma
Flood came" continued the witness
~ Driving four-cyilnder IAndaulett
lf which looked like 4 closed car Unel
~ tho top was up ! did NOS SEQ the mai
nt ln q good light AND wonld be nnapl
e. 40 recognise him. ] Ola not see th
s- other men. / eame M "a 1880 e'tlpc
Dn and sold Roger Thmopaon twenty Eol
q Ions 81 gasoflne. Flood touHhf uln
Iri gallons The Bqaoline was charHed 2
60 "a man named Buiier. sunday mefn
a log. / saw Thompepn drive hla plN "a
s away and q man VAS in tno front aea
or with him. he left az oe'prk an
cn tho smaller ear between fItp en-
a. .20 o'clock. Flood woa "a the wfNl
of the narnn1 car fIo Waa accom-