New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
SAYS YOUNG FEARED WIFE
EROSS-EY4NINE ACTRESS.
Later lIoditfes Testimony as to Mrs.
Young-Sum Up To-Day.

patterson through a long and severe cross-eSaini-
nation yesterday in her trial on the cs1Lee ~ -
killing Cesar Young. The prisoner pore t"e
ordeal with composure. answered all Q Hee..oi
rroperlv and held 10 the story which she 'olo IN
Eber direct examination Monday. Al ono ~
Ia The examination she admitted ms .-or,
had received many thousands or ooi1~ 20 -
young at different times much as slVN" "
nine when she was receiving his attentions,
ANEW that he had wife. She declared tha' 80
Ess told her he feared HIS wife meant to XIII nii
afhe testimony running for time IN pai' DIS 49,
lows:
sshsy T i@G trapped ap elie him? ANYes, 49,.
o-That did he mean by trappe1; % a,ra~ and
Do cort6H he SPEAK Of his wifes happiness as
ss1ad been very unhappy before. II .ro,e
to',@-Dsd Young ever say his wife might be
C.@What did he say? Ale said said, he was
fTaidT Mrs vas ao4 fbs day before he died? AYes
Q.-NOw, ] viii ask You again plI ne say IL IL
eoLDd Ne say she would slay him, pat him out
CIV iHS ~ did YOU tell the 5ury then; that the
CO 5ej I Ir5aress? A-Wel the reason was
chat he recalled something that happened Ia ''''
ta is the reason y E tqld w shS jR KIN
lin or you? Al didn't mean 10 say "a - his
Gas matter Of fact ne ier nae s, n1 whether
lie did CT not
The prisoner said she had led Young to believe
chat she would meet him abroad, but just pe1oIe
1he shooting she told him she did not Ike the Iue1
of taking an ocean trip alone She said she had no
intention OF following Young across the ocean IN
4se cab she said she told him there was no use OF
eaying she vas going abroad He seemed sur
a,rised ard he seized her and pulled her toward
MIN. Nj. Rand had man sit beside the witness III
order that she might go through the motions OF re-
I'm he q b.
syrenched herself free from Young, but he grasped
her again and pulled her to his left SIDE
O-Nhen was Il Young said he was going 10
lose his g1rl2 A.-Between the pulls
O-Then you looked OF the window a.
Yes. I didn't want him to see that ne hao huf'
Ole hurt you so much it made you cry? a A.
Yes. There was struggle enough TO hurb me men men
wien you heard the shot? Alt all came so
AoAYou saw no pistol? A.-No. sir.
Q.-You saw no flash? A-No. SIR Duh Sd"
Some smoke.
Tie prisoner declared that when she in the
sronbs she did not tell the story Of the shoot
srg 10 any person except her counsel Mr. Levy
she denied that she had made some statements
mentioned in published interviews and denied
having made some statements to a reporter who
was IN court that there no struggle in the
cab previous to the shooting. She denied having
given 10 lawyers letters that had been written
No her BY Young. and she said she could not re-
sle1aber that she had any letters OF Young IN her
Possession June
Mr.. Levy" said Mr. Rand. Il ask you now TO
Reep your promise 10 10 produce the letter
which passed between Miss Patterson and Young
Ia California last winter"
You must he in terrible straits. said M Levy.
THAT is not answering my question.
THAT Is ny only answer; ~, ..;. .. .,,o
witness "are you willing that should put your
counsel AIr. Levy, the stand and ask questions
why, yes answered Miss Patterson at first;
hut on the o9}-cuon o. lI - S"e d-it IF