The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-22
Stirring and Eloquent Speeches
by Opposing Counsel
RAND SHOWS NO MERCY
DENOUNCED THE ACTRESS As a
STONY HEARTED. CRUEL
mouTHED AvENCER"--
MANS LAWYEa
USED BIBLE.
BY tho Associated Press.

by lut <ASnIIlaA~0 fL11s
New York. Dec. 2l-Judge Davis
did NOT deliver his charge to the jury
in The trial OF Nan Patterson tonight.
bnt sent the jurymen home 20 rest
after day spent In listening 70 arguf
men.s Of counsel. Ii had been ex
pected that the case would 90 to tne
! inry before q O'Clock. but Judge DAVIS
put his charge over until tomorrow.
Abraham Levy, chief counsel for
the defendant, occupied the time ot
the morning session with his arsH
ment. while Prosecutor Rand took w
the afternoon with his speech
lmpassioned Addresses
i Both addresses were impasaioned
ana eloquent. Levy swayed his list
eners 10 tears at times by his refer.
ences to his client and the laome-com'
ling In washington which he antlcl-
pated Placing bible on. the railing
III front Of the jurors, Levy read the
eighth chapter Of the gospel Of ~
, John. He laid particular emphasis
i on the sentences: ~He that II without
sin among you, let him cas- the nrst
stone.a aud then he aaid 70 the lu-
rors.
awill You say to her who sits be
: fore Won here. in the words Of him
J who spoke at that Time, woman, so
and sin 10 more2'
aWith The happiness Of your own
home before you and with the 10Y OF
the Christmas festival In anticipa-
tion. are you going to rondemn this
young woman?
DO not send her 70 her doom now
= when the entire world ii rejoicing.
\ she sits abandoned by all esnept that
u old man, her aged father, ! Leave her
n your hands. confident that you
Twin acquit her and restore her to her
r devoted old father at a time when
/, verifying nroclaims, 'peace on
: cartIfs good will to men ! ask that
: YOU allow Her %. take him home 70
}. tlfc aged wife and mother who awaits
hcm and give her chance 20 I'VE
new life with them In her home.
she ouai'ed Before Rand.
n Rand's argument was severe ar.
a raignmcnt OF Miss Patterson and
=. when tho prosecutor pit.lessly con-
q demned the woman as the rnurderess
vn of Caesar Young. she quailcd under
he his invective.
,c, THE actress, stonyheaFtea, cruel
he mouthed ayengsr that she y, the
N. story she told. the manner cf her tell
q ing it, ought not to be convincing g
he child
every action proclsims her guilt
~ have never seen real murderer
,Id Who has not been distinguished by
~. coolness, calmne1s and unrunled de
ma. meanor and conceit Never yet wa
there a murderer who was not anxl
.la Gus to testify, believing that his stor.
en-. could prove convincing 70 the jury,
us. thundered the prosecutor
on Riddled Her Character.
.ad In detail he held her character 4
of the Jury and asked il a woman Tx
,sk. her was able to have any love othe
in. than that of the beast
lo,. "Thc beast in the woman called I
Tier the man and the beast in the ma
ltly answered" he said.
has Miss Pattersons counsel we're nc
zee; spared by Rand who after sayin
not that the defendants testimony ha
ure. been typewrittcn and learned b
ken heart added: There are thos
mis-. among her defenders who are cal
eets able Of preparing testimony whie
are they know 90 be false. l name
stu. names. and stand ready to prov
Incl. what say if there is any questio
raised on that statement"
Rand used the skeleton which ha
- already appeared during the trial
EN- show the jury that Young could n
have killed himself
ouS Miss Pattersons attorney admits
that Rand's address was the mo
masterful he ever heard in q Grimm
case in his 2. years experience.
the same tine he expressed con
ex- denee that his client would be
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