New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-07
COLLAPSES Al FUNERAL,
MRS. YOUNG IN SU7OON.
She Refuses to Eat-LG7oyers Get
Writ for Mrs. Patterson.

Arre- Coroner Brown had fixed the bail for
Che release Of Mrs Nan Patterson at So'oo''
a rrohfbitive figure her counsel. Henry W
v-rr.r and Daniel o'ReilIy declared they OBJ
aatned a writ Of habeas corpus from justice
Clarke in the Supreme Court. calling on the
warden Of the Tombs 20 produce in the supreme
Court this morning the woman who was win
.,c4sar" Young the bookmaker. when he was
sbo+ on Saturday in a cab. The writ was served
on District Attorney Jerome who had declared
that he would not consent 10 any bail no mat
Ger what the figure, and on Warden Flynn
Dr f.ede-ie. ex-Health Commissioner, who
,ook skin from Youngs fingers TO see II MARKS
m them were caused 10y powder. refused last
might 20 say whether he had reached decision
The funeral Of Young. held last night at the
home If his brother-in-law, Bernard Mckeand'
In Residence Park, New-Rochelle, was almost
stopped by the sudden Illness Of Mrs. Young
whose historical cries could he heard by the
,nourners Mrs Young who has been pros
sra-ed since the shooting listened TO the ser
,jce from an upstairs room. When a quartet
started 10 sing Nearer, My Cod, TO Ihee sle
broke down completely and her means coula ne
heard all over the house. Her sisters, Mrs NC
5zeand and Mrs Luse went to her room, and.
snding that she had collapsed completely and
was in swoon called for DR.. Hammond Inc
doctor administered some opiates to the grief
stricken woman. ana VIII remain d. IIie NJ
Keand home all night. he says that she is
in a serious condition and likely TO go into
mysteries at any time.
Mrs Young has not eaten anything since
Friday night" said Mr.. McKeand, and we are
alarmed over her condition"
The Rev. DR.. Canedy, of the New-Rochelle
Episcopal Church conducted the services. The
body is to be taken to Kensico to-day and
placed in vault until it is determined whether
or not the permanent burial will be in England.
Coroner's Physician O'Hanlon who performed
the autopsy on Young's body. said yesterday
that he saw why the bullet wound
1hat caused the mans death could not have
been self-inf1icted
AS soon Coroner Brown opened the inquest
Assistant District Attorney Garvan asked for
adjournment to Friday because severa. wit
Ilesses, including the widow. were abent. Other
witnesses were being sought by the District At
aorney.
Mr.. Levy objected, saying that his client was
1held on a speculative theory Of the police which
had no foundation. He would agree TO ad-
5ournment if his client could be allowed to fur
aish bail in a reasonable amount
Your honor" insisted Mr.. Garyan If this
wonan is guilty Of any crime at all, she is guilty
OF murder IN the frst degree and | must insist
that $4,000 bail he furnished"
The Coroner adjourned the case until Friday,
VIII MIS- t-dtleESUn went Dack 10 her cell.
Assistant District Attorney Caravan said ne
mad affldaVIts including by William Luce,
who was known as Billy. the Mysterious Wit
mess Dir Garvan said that Luce's affidavit
stated ihat late OF Friday night he and Young
2eft his u.uces) apartments. in One hundred
Hnd-tOrtleiE-st, IA = cab to meet Ms. Patter-
lRoh, az One-hundred -and-twenty- fifth-st and
yEiBhtl-ave. They met her and after driving
Hround for Il while went 10 FIannery's saloon Al
one-hundred-and-tw twenty -fifth-st and ST. Mich
olas-aVe-. where they had several drinks. Young
and the woman had several conversations only
one Hf which Luce heard The purport of this
conN ersa ton Mr. GarVan refused TO make public
! Mrs Patterson started for her home at about
~ o'clock on Saturday morning. Young and Luce
$eitlng 10 the iatters home about l. Young used
"a telephohe IN Luces house 10 call up Mrs. Pat
gterson on the next morning ma king an enea ge-
snent TO meet her AT the Circle
MI aGrvan said he had letters written by the
woman TO Young
number of witnesses at the District
Aftorneys office il the morning to make state
ments TO Mr. Garvan