| Show THA THAW W HAS NEW NE W MOVE MO VE DROPS HABEAS CORPUS i t c f 1 q 4 f n. n x 4 0 l V. V 4 yr f k Y y r S j r N Ny y S a z E p Judge Globensky before whom proceedings were brought left Sheriff Hornbeck of New York who has warrant for Thaw top right and Sheriff Aylmer of Sherbrooke who has charge of the tho prisoner Next Move i in n O Case Cas se Is Up to Re Representatives of N New w York Who Are r Seeking Deportation From Canada to United States S Q Quebec 26 Harry K h. Thaws Thaw's Th s 's Canadian at attorneys attorneys at- at torne s 's late tod today the writ of habeas corpus obtained last week in ill his behalf and the fugitive from will not be bc arraigned in inthe inthe the tho superior court tomorrow morning morning morning morn morn- ing as had uld been heen exp expected Tho The withdrawal withdrawal with with- of the writ may prolong the tho proceedings dings indefinitely Rumors is i's been been bandied about all day that tha the h rit might be withdraw withdrawn with with- draw drawn nO it wn bitt tH this eren- eren ing that the notice t Vas rw ts s filed with t the e clerk of the tho court At tho the same samo time a telegram was sent to Judge Arthur Globensky at Montreal 1 who granted the writ that such was counsels counsel's 8 desire re He was due clue hero here tomorrow ow to hoar hear ar arguments on the application The next move mo In the Thaw c case sc now Is distinctly up ut to those desiring his deportation Under the present commitment commitment com com- ho might remain In the thc Sherbrooke Sherbrooke Sher Sher- brooke Jail indefinitely electing to have a 3 hearing healing before a district magistrate mag istrate or demanding a jur jury trial bei be- be i tore Lore ore the kings king's bench criminal side which does docs not sit until October Brief Brief- Briefly l ly Thaws Thaw's lawyers have decided to let him pace his cell meanwhile perfecting perfecting perfect perfect- ing plans to defeat attempts to put him acro across s' s the Canadian border TOD Tangle It Attorneys Attorney It Is b beyond mc me said William Travers Jeromo The fine tIne points oC of Canadian law involved are arc such that I would not no feel feci Justified in even en guessIng guessing guess guess- Ing InS at tho the outcome Vc Ye hope to got get him In the end but this tangle must be bc straightened out first DI Attorney Conger Cons of ot 5 THAW THA ATTORNEYS I WITH ORA W WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS Next Move Is Up to Those De Desiring Desiring Desiring De- De siring Deportation of Fu Fugitive Fu- Fu From Fron Canada Continued from Page PaJe 1 legal nn and did lId contain a charge on which Thaw could be brought Into cou court rt Then we ml might ht get got out another I commitment charging some other of offense ot- ot tense ho lie sal said Wo We could bring him into court on that surely There would still remain however Thaws Thaw's right to choose trial before the kings king's bench in October t Mr Ir Jerome Jorome and District Attorney Conger were at dinner when Thaws Thaw's counsel mado made known their decision They had been hoping like lIko others drawn hitherto by dut duty that tomorrow would seo see a a. sweeping awa away of some of tho thu legal cobwebs and the beginning of a fight tight In the open prefacing a hearing before the tho immigration au authorities authorities authorities au- au and Thaws Thaw's probable deportation deportation tation to Vermont Sheriff The Tho news spread quickly through tho the hotel corridors Sheriff of ot Dutchess count county who is particularly anxious l to get homo home expressed his great grent disgust Tho The handcuffs and leg- leg Irons he brought ht with him have proved only a n. burden and he ho has been roamIng roamIng roamIng roam- roam Ing about town for Cor a week waiting for something to turn up Thaws Thaw's lawyers headed by J J. J N. N s K IC C. C of oC Montreal were grimly Jubilant The They had conferred all afternoon before reaching a decisIon decision decision ion and were mightily pleased at nt the apparent enigma the they have created Corthe for Cor forthe forthe the opposition Thaw himself could not be bo seen In view of or a new rule of the tha sheriff barring barring- interviewers except ox- ox when accompanied b by some somo ono one of his hla counsel but that ho was consulted consulted consulted con con- before an any action was taken was as attested by the fact tact that his signature signature signature sig sig- nature with that of or his attorney of ot record W. W V. V L. L was as signed to tho the application It was a mere formality formality form form- allt with Thaw though for tor the greater grenter part of or h his s day dar he spent in working out more details of oC his publicity publicity pub pub- campaign Ills ambitions may maybe maybo maybo bo be nipped to some extent b by tho the curtailment curtailment cur cur- of interviewers Interviewer but he can still sen send out statements Criticises Canadian View of or Case Though Though declining declining to express an opInion opinion opinion ion as to what will happen in tho the Thaw case next Mr 1 Jerome took the hitch hitchin in the proceedings philosophically and andaUer alter aUer finishing his evening evening- meal at leisure went out and toasted his shins with a group In front of or tho the big open fireplace at the tho Magog house Most of tho afternoon he had spent tinkering with the automobile in which he made the trip up UI here lie Ho wore vore overalls and his hands were ere grimy grim and ho he talked as ho worked He lie was asked if ho had anything of ot particular Interest to say sayto sayto sayto to Americans with reference to the Taw case oase now that ho he was on the tho ground and hn had learned something of the Canadian attitude toward Whites White's slaver No o No but I have something Id I'd like to say to the people of or Canada he ex cx- cx I claim claimed Q They seem to regard this man Q as a 0 martyr No ono one is persecutIng persecuting ing him noone wants him New York state Is trying to get Thaw back not because New York wants Thaw but be because because because be- be cause of or the bad effect his freedom would have on tho the people If It Thaw were allowed to remain free Cree eVer everyone one would say Ha the Thaw millions freed treed him Already the they are saying the Thaw millions got ot him out of ot Mat Mat- tea wan and generally general we hear the re remark remark remark re- re mark A rich man can cnn do anything but what chance has a poor man got 1110 Ir Free a JI Menace Thaw Tha w being allowed to go free would have a ll demoralizing effect on the tho whole country Thaw free tree would be a a. menace That is wh why New Now York state wants Thaw I have bave with me documents which show that he is one ono of oC two things things- either cither an insane man and so undesirable ble or a sano sane man of oC a n even more undesirable What does docs New York orl state want ant with such Buch a man Canada might keep him and welcome were It not for tor the fact that it Is Now New Yorks York's dut duty to got him back The Tho doors of oC 1 would have been thrown open to Tha long since had Now Nc C York the ethical right to do that There would have been no pursuit of oC him But he must be taken back Questions of ot treat treaty violations and future contingencies suggested should Thaw be deported faded into tho the background background back bael- ground when the news went abroad that thai tomorrows tomorrow's court hearing was off oft However no matter mattei when tho the case cuso does come into court the prediction still Is that should tho the Immigration ratton authorities deport Thaw Vermont will be tho state and Northern Mills lIlls the point at which he ho will be bc sent across the border There would then remain to bo he fought out tho the question of ot e extradition from fromer Vermont Ver Ver- ermont mont to New York |
