The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-17
Released i'm $4,000 Bail.
He Starts at Once for
Newark in Auto. F..
CHEERED BY GREAT
CROWDS ALONG WAY
Takes Rooms at Resort In
til Monday: Guarded by
Detectives.

JVtcClINtS.
Harry X. Thaw was declared sane by
Supreme Court Justice Peter A. Hen
drIck yesterday just before noon and,
over objections by Deputy Attorney
General Edgar Bromberger. was re-
leased from custody in $4,000 bail.
A crowd estimated at from 5000 to
1000 cheered Thaw as he left the
County Court House and climbed into an
automobile. Cheers accompanied him
from the lunch hour crowds as Thaw,
seated in touring car with Sheriff
Grifenhagen and private detectives en-
p!oyed by Thaw. headed a procession Of
five automobiles filled with newspaper
men down Broadway to No. AZ, where
Thaw's luggage was awaiting him,
turned west INTO Battery place and then
went up West street 10 the Cortlandt
sireet ferry.
Thaw and the accompanying automo-
bis were ferried to the New Jersey
side. At Jersey City the line formed
again and ;he machines whizzed out to
Newark. where at Thaw's direction the
hour while everybody had luncheon at
the Anheuser- Busch cafe. Market and
Beaver streets.
More Cheers at Newark.
There were more cheers at Newark
from great crowd which blocked traf-
f. IN front OF the cafe. Flashlights
bdnged. dozens Of persons jammed then
selves around his table ~ have Thaw
write his autograph on cards and bits
Of note paper they passed to him and
when re reappeared in Market street to
climb back into his automobile there
WAS another up.oar OF applause.
Thaw said then that he intended to
Il. 20, to Philadelphia and take a train
there for pittsburg.
The Thaw motor party, however pro-
csed southward instead of taking the
direct route to Philadelphia and arrived
a L3kewood about ) 80 +. NJ
Immediately after dining at Lakewood
TllW AND his party entered their ma
chimes and headed southwark again. II
had been learned definitely by this time
th"; Thaw did not intend to go TO Phila
Gc.ph!1 INST. but would proceed to At
liEtI, city. He reached y mite City
at 10 80 r. NJ. and went Immediately to
the Hotel Dennis.
\, the hotel where his mother was
IL
shore, Thaw was given apartments on
the first floor
There was no demonstration on his ar
rival al Atlantic city, and aside from
me group OF newspaper men who were
waiting to receive him, there were few
persons about the hotel When the ma
,hine drove up 10 the hotel entrance
Ihaw was seated I'm the rear of the big
touring car. apparently in state OF
ha W. lata ix,ae
Norman Fitzsimmons and ID. W. Deane.
who are TO guard him pending the final
court decree, remained in the car until
ne ascertained If apartments were to be
had
Leaving the car he registered from
fNtsourg. Another touring car con-
hifsng half dozen newspaper report
err followed him from New York to the
| resort
shows Weariness.
Efforts 10 reach Thaw at the hotel
| iailed, as he said he was too tired from
travelling to see or talk with any one.
Inc trip from New York was without
m'snap and the time made indicated that
,here was no reckless driving. Thaw
elt Lakewood at I 80 and was three
ahd half hours in making the coast.
ih'w az he walked into the hotel
showed weariness. He had his hat
pulled down over his forehead and his
coat collar was turned up. Immedi-
a'ely after entering his apartments
newspaper men who forced their way
10 nm were firmly pushed out into the
corridor
Ihe hotel clerk said that Thaw
Planned to go from Atlantic City to his
ftVsbNr' home, He went right to his
room refusing TO talk to the few per-
sons gathered in the lobby who recog-
NED him. He announced he was going
oed and said he wanted no kilograms
delivered until morning
m here for rest" he declared. He
VIII make a week end stay at least and
'"pec's TO 20 to Pittsburg on Monday.
AttF leaving Newark the party passed
,,hrcusa Elizabeth. Springfield, Railway.
er'h Amboy, South Amboy and Key
por' ana stopped at Matawan. y. j., be-
y'uSe oi showers and played the Aber-
zen Inn piano, Then they went on to
tt.'Ee"nod, where Thaw dned on soup,
.I'o chicken lettuce and tomato salad.
%l. nothing but sodaized water to
u.ihk lie allowed nothing but water to
'', ',..rrNed Al his table,
None of Thaws immediate family,
o sat IN the court room each day
aurihg the more than three weeks OF
NhI testimony In the habeas corpus
,~eedihgs. which resulted in his re-
S.e' was on hand when Justice Hem
.',ck declared Thaw sane.
!, MS mother, Mrs. Mary Copley Thaw !;
I Its SISTER, Mrs. George Lauder Carnegie !;
. ~, hali-brother, Josiah Thaw, and his
ss,er-ln law. Mrs. Benjamin Thaw.
T. u evidently taken II for granted that
nav would soon be returned to his
ram,,y At any rate these members of
d ianlS had left Manhattan on Thurs
say night for Pittsburg, where Thaw
''oh Is to join them.
objection Made ia Hail.
me only hitch II 1t might be called a
Ih happened along when, after
suce iiendrick had declared Thaw
" " sane, the question of releasing him
=, =, oall came up. Negotiable securities
- suihcient value to cover the bond had
CC.eh deposited with the National Surety
tolnpany and al! seemed prepared to
ave Thaw released on bail. when
.,puty Attorncy-Gencral BrOmberger.
.t Nv representative of the State at the
'"''' Proceedings, entered serious OBJ
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