Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-09-02
Not Even William TrayerS Io-
rome is to Be Present When
Late Inmatoof Matteawan is
Brought Into Court
BETTING IS TWO TO
ONE FOR PRISONER
Contest Continues
With Attorneys Trying to
Keep Defendant in Jail and
Opposition to Get Him Out

Upp0Slll0n 10 6et ltlO Uul
fsy MORNING ioussAl SPECIAL trAeeo wsr
Sherhrookc Que. Sept t-unlcs,
changes his mind over night the ha'
beas corpus proceedings tomorrow. in
the case Of Harry X. ThaN will %,
held In private. Not even William
TrWors Jerome. chief 90 the Now
York state Interests seeking Thaws
return to Matteawan. will be allowed
h chambers Judge Hutchinson am
nounced his decision tonight
ne had weighed tho matter oarc-
fully AN dav noting meantime the
ever swelling crowd pouring into
Shorhrooke tor the fair ON the lips
OF nearly every one WAS q sympa-
thetc word for Thaw Taking cogni-
2ancc Of this and Of the outbreak of
last Wednesday whCn Thow was
checrcd in court as hero. tho
judge decided that the wisest course
would he 10 exclude spectators.
Reporters also are to be barred, ac-
cordIng 10 tonlphts arrangements,
and while the lawyers may be pres
cnt IN a body lf they So desire. only
two representing New York are to
take part in the proceedings They
are Samuel Jacobs of Montreal chief
Canadian consul for the state. and
Hector Nerret appearing for the Mat
tcawan ASYLUM from which Thaw es-
capped.
Thaw is TO hc driven from the Jail
10 the court house I'm closed ear
liaee, in charge of Governor LaForco.
Hundreds. who doubtless Will line tho
streets along which hc passes. viii
De donicd glimpse Of Thaw unless
he leans out of the cab window In
1t is expected, the proc
ccedngs will be brief There are
three courses open to the Judge lIc
can adjourn the hearing ana ask both
sides 10 submit briefs no can sus-
tain the writ which will instantly
make Thaw a free man and place him
within The grasp Of the immigration
or he can dcny the writ and
remand the prisoner back 10 Jail to
await disposition of his ease by The
kings bench In October
Thaws lawyers maintained tonight
that the writ having hcon sued ont
hy disntcrestod party, John Bout
1reau, chief of police of Coaticook,
will not be upheld Counsel for New
York were equally emphatic in de-
'laring that Thaw would be released
and seized for dcportation Both sidcs
were prepared 10 fight TO the last
lawyers to <cep him in
Jail. New York's lawyers to get him
,ut
Mr. jerome expressed no surprise at
he decision Of Judge Hutchinson.
~ doubt whether | should have
gone To court anyway" was his
Comment
Police arrangements, which were
Irder way today to meet possible pro-
rhaw demonstrations in the court
Dom or on the streets. were held in
pheyanee tonight although it WAS un-
lerstood that both the Dominion and
provincial secret service and the Do
ninion ana Provincial Uniformed
'orces would be- on hand In case ot
emergency
John, or as locally known, Jean
3oudreau, who demands ThaW's re-
ease on the writ said again tonight
hat he had not been influenced In
Ipplying for it, Notwithstanding the
DE-. "A a.
}oudreau is not an interested party
n that the proceedings are not i'm the
prisoners behalf and that he has
igned sworn statement repudiatinp
lis intention of seeking damages for
alse arrest, Boudreau insists that he
las right to demand Thaws liberty
md that in SO doing NO one gave him
dvice.
Those with the gambling spirit in
he Dominion were wagering to I
onight that the writ would not bo
ipheld. At all these predictions
erome smiled quizzically 1--WE arc
.oing to get Thaw," he said Maybe
lot tomorrow but wen get him
Many letters threatening Jcrome'-
!fc have been received by him since
lis arrival here, but he has made none
{ them public. Most Of them were
written by eranks, although one from
'hicago had particularly sinister
one. While jerome takes such mis-
ives lightly having received thousands
{ the time of the Thaw trial, in New
ork, he is being guarded here con
family by private detectives retained .
" the state Of New York. This after .
oon a crank tried TO enter his room /.
ut was steered away.
Alexis Dupuis, justice of the peace
nd just now the most talked Of man
q Coaticook, in view Of his having /
igned the commitment on which /
'haw is held. issued statement to-
light saying with some heat that II |
were defective as had
cen contended, it was not his fault, /
ut that Of Hector Vcrret counsel for
he Matteawan asylum, who drew IL.