The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-11
MADE EFFORT TO
REACH PRISONER
Sister OF Caesar Young Accuses
Mrs, Nan Patterson.
DRAMATIC SCENE IN COURT
WITNESSES nv TEE CASE HAVE
DISAPPEARED.


OF Caesar Y0ung, the bookmaker
last Saturday. conferred today In the
Snorts Of the police to ina j. Morgan
smith, the brOther-iu-laW of Mrs Nan
Patterson, in order TO serve ON him
body attachment requiring him to APP
pear before the grand jury and tell
what ne may know on the case. Smith
ana his wife LETT their apartments I'm
the 81. Paul hotel Wednesday, and fl
- not known where they are. Stern
tAe pa"hbfoker who sold the revolver
round n fouugs pocket, in his Uesti-
lu'4lJ before the grand jury said he
was positive ne could identify the re-
NolFer and the man and woman to
whom me sold it, lie was given a view
or Mrs. Patterson but said he could
not Identify her as the woman who
accompanied the man 10 whom he sold
the revolver. The grand jury ex-
pressed desire To- have Stern con-
Lfoht d, Morgan smith. and then IL
was learned that smith had not APP
peared i'm answer TO the summons that
mad been served ON him. Stern said
tnat the woman who accompanied the
purchaser of the revolver seemed 10
be much interested in the weapon and
had him show her how TO load. IRE and
eject the empty shells. She took the
weapon in her hand and snapped the
trigger two or three times while point
ing it at the floor,
Annoyed by Stories.
The district attorney and the attoT-
ueys for Mrs. Patterson are much an
noyed 10y the many stories brought for
ward by alleged eyewitness to the
shooting. one of these persons brought
forward new account today, alleging
that Young was shot by a man VINO
jumped TO the step of the cab I'm which
Young and Mrs, Patterson were sitting
and fired at Young over Mrs. PaJIer-
sons shoulder. but this statement re-
CeiVed very little credeuce.
There was TO have been a cor0uer's
hearing today in the Young inquest.
but it was postponed until Monday.
AIr. Levy. of counsel for Mrs. Patter-
son. protested against the adjourn
meut
Before adjournment d corOner's jury
was empanelIed. To the jury Coroner
Brown described the shooting and said
1t was doubtful whether the case was
one of suicide or homicide. He told
the Jury that he expected to get at the
real facts of the case. After Coroner
Browns description of YOung's death,
Assistant District Attorney GaTVan
asked for an adjournment lie SAID
that j. Morgan smith and his wife, the
main witnesses as 30 some of the cir
CumstanCes, were missing. lie salu
subpOenas issued for their attendance
before the grand jury
Inquest Postponed.
ar. Levy, ON behalf of Mrs. Patter-
son. insisted that the inquiry proceed
Coroner Brown said that as the case
is now being inquired into by the
grand jury il was proper that IL nrsL
he disposed by that body and while
mir. Caravan only asked Tor an du-
iournment until this afternoon coroner
Brown said ne would put the inquest
over until Monday.
The grand jury today continued its
investigation of the case ana IL was
expected that some conclusion WOuid
be reached before evening Among lHT
witnesses examined today was per
son who is said to have actdally seen
all that took place I'm the cao- ms
name was not divulged
The story that the man who jumped
uDou the steps of the carriage ured
me shot which killed Young was FUR
ther discredited late i'm the day when
a YOUNG man told d policeman on the
street that IL was he who hIsl APP
r~aachef the cab i'm which Young ana
AIRS. Patterson were riding Inc
z-ruug man. who said ne was William
Stamm. it,. of Brooklyn, truck ufi-
Yer, refused 10 nan - he was
rslzan to The district attorneys office
where he was at once elose1eo WIN
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