Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-22
FLAWS LAWYERS
 WIN SECOND BOUT

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 the immigration officials and to Dis trict Attorney Conger and Sheriff Hornheck of Duchess county, New York. They had expected that Thaw would be arraigned before noon today released on the present commitment then held as an undesirable alien and quickly deported. As matters stood this forenoon, indications were that this progress had simply been put off day. With Thaw once in the hands of the immigration authorities, opin- ion varied as to what course would be followed.
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 One version had it that he would be returned to Coaticook, where he was arrested on Tuesday and from there deported, if it were proved that he was an undesirable alien, to the near est border point in Vermont or New Hampshire Another theory advanced was that counsel for Thaw would at tempt to show that he had through ticket from Detroit and would de- mand that he be taken there and re- leased. A third conjecture was that the whole proceedings would be transferred to Montreal, where the case would be threshed out before a special board of inquiry.
 Neither Thaw's lawyers nor the i'm migration officials nor officers from New York seemed to know this morn ing just what the outcome would be. Messrs Conger and Hornbeck hoped that some arrangement could be made whereby Thaw would be taken to the New York state line. On this point the immigration officers were non- committal.
 Feverish and worried, Thaw dress ed before sun-up today and received Mr. and Mrs. Carnegie as his first visitors. Though apparently cheered by their arrival. their presence seem ed to make him more close-mOuthed than ever regarding his escape.
 Thaw's fellow prisoner, who de scribes himself as Mitciel Thompson but who has been identified by Conger and Hornbeck as Roger Thompson driver of the black touring car which whisked Thaw away from the asylum remained silent in his cell today Charged with violating the Canadian immigration laws in assisting luna tic across the border, Thompson wal unable to furnish the $500 bail requir' ed and must stay in his cell until Friday, when he will have hearing
 Error in Papers.
 Owing to errors in the papers com hitting Thaw to jail, he is Slfe there for an indefinite period as no data for the hearing of his case was mentioned in them. While in jail Thaw is also safe from the immigration depart ment, which has no power over him. By allowing Thaw to remain in cus' tody the defense has offset the immi' grafton authorities who had been waiting with confident expectation for Thaw's release from jail, when they would have bounced upon him and it is firmly believed ordered his deportation at once.
 Thaw, of course, is fighting against being depOrted to the New York state line, as such move would entail his immediate reinCarCeration in Mattea- wan.
 Little importance is attached by the immigration department to the fact that Thaw had a through ticket tC Detroit, which fact. it has been claim ed by the defense, would enable him to proceed on his way out Of CanAda The fact that Thaw is a lunatic III the eyes of the country from which he came makes his entrance into the Do minion illegal and gives the iafmigra' tion authorities, once they get hold of him, power to detain him or .immei diately ship 1; him back wheace he eafhe. Sss sxeN v sAN 2 BANDITS SHOOT XT