Arizona republican., 1904-11-23
GhaStIy Exhibits in Trial of
 Nan Patterson
THE ACTRESS GREWFA
Skeleton Used to Show Course Taken by the Bullet Which Killed Youns. The Witness Who First Saw the Wounded BOokmaker.

New York, Nov. 22--SeveraI unusual features were presented in the supreme court today in the trial of Nan Pattar- son for the alleged murder of Caesar Young. During the day skeleton and two pieces of the skin Of Youne-s second finger were produced in the court by the prosecution The skeleton was shown in order that the course of the bullet that killed Young miEht be traced The state 1t is understood expects 10 use the pieces of skin m refutatiOn of the suicide theory.
 The introduction of these exhibits caused sensation lu the court room and fer time Miss Patterson seemef on the verge of a collapse. The caurr room was crowded when the trial was resumed and the corridors Of the build ing were thrOnged-
 Nm. Stenm, Jr-, young man who directed Michael, the cab driver. 10 the hospital, was the star witness oF rha day He was standing ou the corne- CT West Broadway and York street and heard a revolver shot just afte- the cab had passed him. He was startled and looked up the stree- quickly, trying to locate the spot from which the shot was fired. There was no one on the opposite side Of the street and he concluded that the zho- must have been fired -n the cab. which was about twelve feet away and uu-,- ing ratherly slowly As the cab swung around tO drug store he followed and saw the driver talking with the drug glst- In the cab he saw a man and a woman, the man lying with his head In the woman's lap. The driver seemed to be all tangled up said Stemm, and I rode on the step Of the cab to the hospital When we reached the hospital helped a policeman ro carry the man in and then helped the woman tO alight- She was frfEhtens1 and pale, and looked as if she wanted to cry but could not
 In reply to questions by lIr. Lew counsel for the actress the vfrrezz said that about eight or nine minutes elapsed from the time he heard the shct until the cab reached the dru- store Traffic both ways prevenre,s rfls cab getting there sooner AIr Lew had one of the jurors hold a watch while the witness estimated one min ute Of time marking the beginning and ending by clapping his hands The jurors watch showed that only SIX seconds had elapsed between the tv-o hand claps- Stemm said there were several men around the cab as ir stood near the drug store, but he could nor recall seeing the red haired young man referred to by MT. Levy. He first told of his connection with the trar- edy the following Sunday. He-had heard that the police were looking for him as witness and he voluntarily surrendered himself
 The human skeletons which have fire quently been mentioned in connection with the case made their first an pearance in the court room when the coroner's physician Philip O-Haulan was called tC the stand.
 Dr. O'Hanlan testified that he had performed an autopsy on YouuE's body and said that death was caused by q hemorrhage of the left lung resulting from a shot wound The bullet had entered the left shoulder and passed downward toward the center of the body, lodging in the muscles Of tha back A probe was inserted in The skeleton to show the course taken b. the bullet and both the skeleton ana the bullet which the witness identified as the one taken from Toung's body were marked exhibits