New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-13
KNOW WHERE SMITH Is.
Mast Be Produced, or He VII Be
arrested at Once.

III MorGsn Smith brother-fn-law of Nan Pat
does not come voluntarily TO testify before
the grand jury to-day about the death OF Cesar
Young. the police will try TO bring him. and that
quickly II was learned yesterday that they had
discovered his whereabouts-near Washington, IL
was said. From there he will be brought 10 TINS
city, under arrest 1t asserted If the Patterson
girls lawyers do not produce him.
Smiths testimony would probably have little ef-
the result. for it is declared that an indct
ment has already been found. and will be handed
in to-day. His mysterious absence. although under
subpoena has in the opinion OF the authorities. had
most harmful effect tho case of his sister-n-
law. IL the accepted theorN accounting for his
absence were true. II could have had no worse ef-
feet II given testimony before the grand jury
than his unaccountable disappearance has had
We haven't heard from Nan Pattersons law
yers." said Captain Sweeney. OF the Leonard-st
station. last night land we're not inclined TO put
much faith in their promises OF course If they do
bring in Smith. very we'll: but IL they don't. we'll
have him here all right enough. and it won't take
long. either. ! personally served a subpoena on
him. and when bring him he'll be under arrest"
The coroner's inquest will be resumed this morn
ing but II is believed the District Attorney VIII
endeavor to have the proceedings adjourned or de-
layed. that little testimony as possible may
be taken. He wants nothing 10 become known
which may be used by the girls lawyers Levy &
Unger. in her defence. At p. m. IL is expected
that an indictment will be submitted against her.
After that Just a formal inquest will be held III
the Indictment Is handed In. it will be next fab
before the be placed on trial
Mrs. Patterson's father. ]. B. Patterson, or
Washington, called at the Tombs yesterday morn
ing He took seat in the front corridor and sat
there for more than hour When asked ir ne
knew that he would not be allowed 70 see his
daughter Sunday. he replied: YES knew that.
aud don't know whv came. except that she Is
in trouble and felt that wanted 10 be near her.
even though l could not her"
Asked if his wife intended coming to Newly York
he said: mo. Mrs. Patterson is very delicate
woman constant sufferer from heart trouble, and
this affair has worried her greatly until now she IL
a very sick woman It is impossible for her TO
come to New-York. much she wishes TO do so.
am satisfied of my daughter's innocence. and
l will stand by her to the end. Whatever ex-
rense may be incurred in looking out for her I
Will cheerfully defray. and nave no doubt what
ever that she will be cleared Of even. any com
phcity in the murder Of Cesar Young"
Mrs. Margaret Young. widow OF Cesar Young.
still refuses to reporters. District Attorney
Jerome instructed her not to say anything. Mrs.
Youngs brother-in-law. b. s. Mexican. said yester-
day:
LAS proof that Mr.. Young had no thought OF sui
eide, will tell you for the first time that il has
ever been given out for publication that the night
before Caesar died he wrote letters TO his agents
In California telling them what 10 do with his
horses and bOOkmaking business during his absence
That doesn't look as though he thought OF killing
himself"