The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
PATTERSON TRIAL
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In eosec autvertnr ~tsh s=sotisa.
bul allef ssitA dramatic GatssAisy.
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ire sesaea 10 her ii.e. ~hssa had ts
do vita her d.ailnFs s5tk fcasE, Not
only di3 Misc rai,n.saa s~eAf sas id
oot k.1 Y"uas. uug ssc 5eaisd er"tf
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State brought rp Sic aeutst that she
wns 4ismarea bsrauas faelnE Tss
ahoot tn leave her and 90 t. Eurpss~.
after having tsen told by blU "a
tas tsea allege1 that al szs oSss
l.twecn then.
On tho oths. hand she testified iAat
a. result Of hsf conference With
Young. Il wss agreed that sas FAould
join him IN England and tax" apart
meuts IN he HCtrl Cts'il London. TAX
~ q e that she kcpi her whsr~abouis
a ,-n np!stc secret from Mrs. Young and
Ytuuz'= isIativsA An iuI=sTtant fsstaT"
brought out NaE the fat that foinS
gave the woman postal card. oa
which hc wrote her uaus and address.
saying /; was sHmethius abe might
Eeed
The cfowdel court room became
suddenly still when tho former ahns
girl took the stand The nrst Of her
testimony. relating tn herself, -as
given Ia a loS. even voice. but a. ste
rvtsceedci. her tones became Inofr
tens until. in hsT account of he fasst
cnb .ifs. her volrc vas tiiIed With trss-
e. eXpszsEion.
Early In her story. Miss Patterson
told of her original Meeting with
Young. OF their lifc together, aud OF
thsl IL contemplated f:uropoan tsip. she
old of her talk with Young tie ntsht
before sis proposed departure Tor
SOUTHAMPTON, OF her hesng asssensd
by a telephone massage from him 20
90 Ia the pier to sec him on. "t the roe
| Down town. Of tho moments Ia ss-
| loon and of the eide In the cab before
; The shooting
she was asked to describe .hat hap
! penCd after leaving the saloon. @lle
/ driving down West broadway.
We talked about his going away.
and he kept questioning me about my
! coming TO meet him." she said. Il did
( not say anything. and finally be said.
| But | don't feel positive that you Arc
going TO come over lie said. 1 be-
| lievc that you are foollng-aTe your
/ Then he said Are you going. ] said.
! Well. Caesar. there's no use saying
/ | will. because I've made up ny mind
not TO. but YOU go over there. ana
! gat things quieted down. until the folks
/ have forgotten about things by that
] -lme. | will meet you at The saratoga
( meeting
I He locked at NE "A while. and said.
+ To you mean that and then be ao-'
/ bed me by my hand nesresf tn him. ano
niiIIed me- over toward him. He burt mo
go that tried 10 pull away. but could
10: get away from him. put my ctDes
! hand up and he grabbed me. sonenoN
or other got away from him. ] told
| him that be hurt me
He said. If you don't come o'es
| there, and have 30 walt until the
| SARATOGA meeting. | mag nsTes see
you again. Ny horses have gone lack
On ne. I've lost all that money. Nov
I'm lcslng my little girl; do you mean
that
"Ha grabbed ne and hurt me 80
badly that tears came 20 my eyes.
tried 70 struggle away from him again
and had 10 bend away orer.
There vas a Aash-fhe end"