New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-16
1 BLOW FOR ACTRESS.
Prosecution Presents Sisters Letter
in Closing.

The n-osee.tIo.1 IS practically through with its
hase in the Patterson trial District Attorney f'''o
has only two three witnesses TO eali' ana 'el
he has received DR. Iederles chemical anaIysls OF
Ire stains on the skin taken from Yourgs myers
end has recalled Or. O'Eanlon the case Tor the
beople will be finished
Two important points were brought olt 'E ''le
prosecution against the defence. Justice DAVIS "d-
fnitteG as evidence the letter written 90 Caesar
Young at the Imperial by Mrs Smith, and brought
pat by Mrs Youngs testimony that Young never
carried revolver.
Mrs. Young and John Milin. Toung's partner
the important witnesses Al yesterday sts-
sion TIE first witness was Bernard / Acheah
YounE's brother-in-law. who vas recalled ny Mt
Rand 10 correct the records. When tho correctlon
which concerned Mrs Young's Endorsement on the
envelope containing the Intercepted letters had been
made Mexican asked II he had any comTHuni-
cation with Mrs. Smith concerning the defendant 5
proposed departure to Europe
he Vas not permitted 10 answer the question
When Mr.. Rand offered the letters in evidence
Justice Davis suggested that Mrs. Young be re-
called the stand. This done. and she was
asked again about the Intercepted letters received
May 8 She said that she had given the packet
20 her husband after writing certain words on the
envelope. This Endorsement vas not disclosed
after she had said that her husband had seen the
letters TIE following day she withdrawn from
the stand and Mexican recalled Justice Davis ad-
united the letter written BY Mrs Smith accompany
ing the defendants letters as evidence It was in
part follows:
dg,l Dear TgPeGat 0u -, cone s gP and Ssg ne
She sixth floor, east side apartment. Nan has
been with me since Monday, when she left her
who. fearing in her peTturbed condition, that she
a f o qo 10 Sf so3id tx you %gS or nGa
q GET me whole ming StraigteIed out and unG.r-
"a Irov- sr-5o h. I'm, and which has made
sne most unhappy. and which has under the pres
ent circumstances, made Nan so unhappy that she
cannot bear IL understand. what the matter IS
and want you 10 do what is right at once Either
write TO Nan or see M al your earliest convent
You know that love Nan better than anything
everything. To see her absolutely wild she is
breaks ny heart You must come and see me and
.,slia5 20 tbe stand and was asked if he had GER
Kan Patterson 10 Cesar Young Mr.. Levy OBJ
John Millin. Young's partner, was then called
80 t roI,sIy djseornposei The efendant Who
dropped her heavy veil and kept her head aTerteQ
Ihat h. FIRST met the defendant with Young at
Jos Angeles and that the two lived together dur
again al Los Angeles IN March Of this year at a
Young had given him for her In New York. he
lines in tie Imperial Hotel. Millln Identified 9
letter Whica ne sane Young had given MN 10 MAI
.ne q his stahlebOys. giving directions about his
11at Young was righthanded. bat not allowed
= answer question TO Younss habit Of car
Ms. Young was then recalled. She said that last
Sheefshead ana told Of the preparations for the
European trip. She said that when the express
YourG's pockets for some change. There was no
Te:olver IA any Of the pockets Young wore thar
ing the stand Juror No 10 asked her If her husband
There is sin another witness, a clerk in the
Imperial Hotel ara perhaps one or two others
before the court meets again said Mr.. Rand
With these exceptions the prosecution rests its