New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-22
TELLS OF MURDER PLOT.
RAND OUTLINES CASE.
Sight of Cesar" Young,s Garments
Makes Nan Patterson Weep.


.,sxy and TIE fret witnesses we're examined
4 crowd o. zen anxious e hear the testimony
szthe-eS around the courtroom door, and i was
hard Tor the police 10 d1sIodge them. Ire police
made football rUshes 10 make way for the JuTy
70 enter. II the scramble there vas z great deal
q pulling and hauling ~ the sGrging mass Of
peoPls- NJ Levy. counsel for the prisoner. was
one q those driven hack BY the flying wedge OF
bluec0sts
The defendant sat beside her father al her
ooUasel's rzble
Assistant District Artorney Rand. il his open
.Hg argument . The 5zry. said
E.,he : -csss-. Yong ki.e5 Eirss.f o hs was
Ire o tie NO1cd s8ca mat lie shot could
Il : p-srss5iizll5u ard oe.Iae1s;lon that make
..-T1e. = re --EsL ceEree 9-t L-fse ier11s are Z
Tor rad Z chance 70 csc5ce, ard although tnzL de-
feees6 - -. 90 = s5 w ,t .te lime vas
la1aec - ~ east thirteen A11rs 5e:ore ne ~
trzgedy VIXEN the PISTOL was bought We are Eot
Young SCOT Himself. and GO uo5 6e..eye thai any
slc1 person exists arr sGTe tIs- from ne az
alen = Iaey tgck TIE STAND zIc said theE saw the
5asn IRE re So Is s5re-E . you ~o--a believe
Cesar Young came 70 tbs country fourteen
Yeas ago .1oZZ England. and from mat time ne
wac always the 20 from racerTe1k . racetrackg
Is seHi5@5iots we're t61igf czsrscIe:s he Doz-
u blr - had other traits Trat VIA recommend
M 70 EeH Ee vas lar gan per Who gave
= Progressing appearance, with frank face ard
Il vas ElngularIy susceptible u the charms Of
Ton-ea- E7e married early, aod. betHg considered
he- way !rTo a5s sfTsctlous. IN the fau n ~
Young. 2 railroad train going 70 California.
ne defendant En0 called herself Nan Randolph.
6he vas then z married woman not beng legally
tS 80 - -. = 1890 - '1.-1o' - g. go
books were made Young and Nan were found
Is z1.s through - I'll scred with singular VIE
ssne sense q .tE 77ifss pleading. Young decided
= Ehzke Nan Fatte-son She received 80 = leave
klEn- bat 70 sooner nd she conae East t1an she
~ zpri = IsEi Young s1d' MS wife came here
ard stayed ~ re Hotel Walton Soon afteTTard
frg togethe- a. ne Hotel Imperial Between Nay
sseeIsaes5 Fzy. BEFORE MS f5rever Nan ~
eeisec s1rn q money N give up Young a1a 90 70
lis wife &c. and had better claim 70 h-re han
s1y otheT woman. S.e aeg-lIeo - 90 @o'9a a9.,
ano men i EaE SAID thar Young ana rs VIE
ToJl6 70 Europe OF the steamship GerrnlaE-.c,
ard n re e-ertre 49, IL vie ven - Xr
TL-Ca- 80 j. yz-es- (q-4tsrh rt
While Young and his wife were crossing tHe East
Ser 3awns65p ~ 10 z,5 s.Tth-ave Iast as
The place vas about closing tai. athletic man:
scoornPa1aec y a womb e1teIe1 ne sioLe sac c
tfe 5efaTdart.s S5r5tfer-.r-,sTrs
The same night Nan ard Young net and went 70
O'clock the 7@zr morning, During h night here
reqsed Nv I-uce During The night there we're a
rerIes y scenes betveen Young and his mistress.
when Re tod he that he was going away. sre
rer,ied that he could not snd that ne could not
hide himself Or any ocean liner -
When: = Is. u inse.,ng cane 70 a &c 80.
~, r5S re Yer9 rs S1d 9se "a Drove
aownoE toEet5er i The hanson cab = which Ire
and as a matter q fact never carried gun" IN
iool. he a. 70 5oZr Tesr Jsrcs6Nay If,eT
ne saoo.Hg ne TeE2.T. 92-z3 on ne Ire.o9s
the desd ma. T-gat hang coat p2cEet.
cs,s az h. ~ rs - - So e,e -. ' ri3rofae a
the revolver - Tss seen qIs-Telr-g with Nan
patterson 5.ea5 20 $500 L= - = re was
piled I VIII not Then smith slapped his sister
in-law's face and pushed her .uto ne cab.
While Mr.. Rand vas outlining the prosecu-
tons case Nan Patterson did not finch IN the
least She listened stolfdIy u his denunciation
Of her as deliberate murdcress.
Harold N. Cole. a photographer. was called
the first witness. Mr. Levy a. first objected
10 the introduction Of photographs or diagrams,
but later withdrew his opposition and Dir. Cole
showed pictures Of The southwest corner of
Franklin-st. and West Broadway and other
views along West Broadway between York and
Franklin SITS. In some Of The pictures the cab
fn which the shooting occurred was shown.
Joseph Ireland architect and draughtsrran,
the second witness. told Of drawings he had
made Of the cab and West Broadway between
York and Franklin SITS.
%ouCeInaI4 William j Junior took the
stand He said his attention was first called 70
the cab on the DAY Of the tragedy by a Pc
dest-ian He stopped the driver and climbed
into the cab There ne saw 2 man unconscious
He was sitting the right hand Of the de-
fendsnt He asked her what had happened and
she replied that her companion had shot him
sek Witness found a revolver IN Young's right
hand coat pocket lie identified as this a
weapon held UP by Dir. Rand. The defendant
had handbag and pair Of white gloves in
her hand, witness testified.
Mr.. Rand then held UP the hat. coat, waist
coat. shirt and undershirt worn by Cesar Young
on the day Of his death and the policeman iden-
titled them
AS Mr.. Levy began the cross examination
tears came 10 Nan" Patterson's eyes. The ex-
hibition OF the clothing had seemingly touched
her
On cross-examination the witnesg said Young
head was on the defendants lap when he got
IL the cab Her right arm was hanging down
;n front Of her, and his left arm was back of
her. She was crying: oh. Caesar, what have
you done?" She told the witness Young had
said; You mfy not see me for three months
or you may never see me again"
Policeman Edward J. Quinn-told of taking the
defendant from the Hudson Street Hospital "a
the Leonard-st. station. She asked II Caesar
Young was dead. and witness said he was. Then
she said: y don't want 10 live now Whv
should he kfll himSelf2 He had everything n
OF the cab when Young shot himself She
tainted several times az the station.
She asked the witness to kill her. he declared
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