Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-25
IhaW is Again
 in the Tombs
TO BE ARRAIGNED TODAY ON
 CONSPIRACY INDICTMENT.
SILENT AS TO PLANS
No Action VIII Sc Taken by Thaws Counsel Until After a Conference to Be Held Today.

New York, Jan 24.-Harry Thaw is
 again i'll the Tombs. Brought here this
 morning from Boston. his only stop
 over on the way from New Hampshire,
 he was locked up in the big gray
 prison which he left almost seven
 years ago, when he was committed to
 the state asylum for the criminal in sane at Matteawan following his ac- qulttal of the murder of Stanford
 White on the ground of insanity. To- morrow, it is expected, he will be ar
 raigned in the criminal branch of the
 supreme court to plead to the ndiCt- ment charging conspiracy, based on his sensational escape by automobile
 from Matteawan, r months ago to
 comparative freedom in New Hamp-
 shire. ..-....
 Resiesed by Newspaper Men. When the train drew into the sta
 tion and Thaw, accompanied by
 Sheriff Hornbeck of Duchess Coun-
 ty and two detectives, stepped to the platform, the prisoner was besieged by
 newspapermen. He greeted them
 Eenially, but refused to discuss his
 plans. William Travers Jerome, spe- Cial counsel for the state. and Deputy Attorney General Kennedy and a state detective arrived on the same train. but did not leave until the Thaw party had gone. Thaw and his guard went
 to the hotel for breakfast and then
 the prisoner, in a taXicab, was taken
 to the Tombs
 Seemed MomentariIy Depressed. When the machine stopped Thaw stepped out and stood looking thought fully at the steel barred windows which confronted him. For the first
 time since his arrival he seemed mo- mentarily depressed. Several persons
 in the small crowd which had gather ed shouted encouraging remarks, how ever, and in moment the smile re- turned to his face. He stepped through the steel gates and stretched out both hands to Or. Frank Me Guire. the prison physician, whom he had known during his previous in carceration here. He was soon assign ed to a roony cell on the second tier Shortly after he was placed in his cell Thaw expressed a desire to at ! tend the religious services being con- ducted in the Protestant chapel. His request was granted and, in real l seat, he followed the service closely Except for a period of exercise this afternoon in the corridor. he spent the
 rest of the day in his cell.
 Thaw's Counsel Unable to Consult H in Efforts by Thaw's counsel to sec their client today were fruitless as 1 they were told that no visitors were allowed on Sunday and that if they wished to consult with him they must | get an order from q supreme COurI | justice. Abel I. Smith, one of Thaw'S attorneys, said tonight:
 Even though bail should be fiXeC for Thaw it is possible he will make no efforts to furnish it. Mrs. William i Thaw has expressed no desire as tC the manner in which the case shal be handled but has left it entirely il ! the hands of her sons attorneys, who are John B. Stanchfeld, Morgan ] O'Brien and myself. Just what oul next step will be we have not yet de. , cided. Whatever action is to be taker l will be determined after we have had a conference"
 ! Mrs. Thaw who is in this city, re
 fused to say anything regarding hel sons case and MT. Jerome and MT i Kennedy likewise declined to dis
 cuss the matter.
 To Have Thaw's Sanity Determined | Former Justice O'Brien of Thaw'. ] counsel said tonight that he would l move as quickly as possible to hayt the issue of Thaw's sanity determined "The question is simply of his san 1 ity, and on that subject 1 shall con ] fine my efforts to free him. said tn 1 attorney. There will be no disposi 1 tion on our part to multiply motions | or bring about delays of any sort"