Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-25
SITTING ALONE
Continued from Page One.)

the fatal cab ride and the Tragedy u
snll. described the purchase OF the
weapon and drew L picture Of the MUIR
der OF Caesar Young il The cap.
Il am going to prov by sworn evil
ience in this case that during the year
| he maintained Nan Patterson. Caesar
Young spent $4,000 on hcr," said M.
rand.
The strain Of listening To the arraign-
mont was too much for Miss Patterson.
by the time Mr. Rand concluded his adj
dress and the first witness. Photogra PHI
or Cole was called she was on the
verge Of collapse. She wavercd and her
head seemed 10 be swimming. She call
| 90 Lawyer Levy and Tnger to her.
II cannot stand it any longer" she
-aeped .! am i'll and am afraid shall
faint if am not allowed to rest
Mr.. Ley informed Recorder Golf Of
the young woman's condition ard the
trial WAS suddenly stopped.
Miss Patterson was treated by the
Tornbs physician during tho long re-
| cess and when the trial was resumed
she appeared to have fully recovered
! from the attack.
The photographer and architect who
| had prepared pictures and plans of the
| cab in which Young was killed iden-
| t;ficd and briefly explained their con-
| tr!butioEs to the case. and Policeman
William J. Junior then took the stand
| 1t WAS Junior who ran to the cab in
| West Broadway soon after Young was
| Silot ana directed the cab driver to
| hurry 10 hospital. His story WAS
repetition of that which he twice had
| told before. When he stopped the cab
| The woman was sitting on the left side
and the mans head was lying III her
lap Miss Patterson told the witness
| that her companion was Caesar Young
| and that he had shot himself. She told
him that Just before firing the shot.
Young had said; 81 an going awh:.
| You may not see me for three months
| and you may never see me.
| Junior asked where the revolver
WIS and the woman replied that she
| did rot know. He found The weapon a
| few minu:,te later in the right hand
| pocket of To;lng's coat.
| Junior said that on the way To the
| hospital. Miss Patterson was wringihg
| ,i.r hands and saying: Caesar, Gaze
sar. what have you done" When they
| reached the hospital and the doctors
pronnun, ed Young dead. she threw
| herself on the body. Junior said he had
| left Miss Patterson in the cab wien
| he and the others took the body I"to
| til. hospital. but she followed them
and came into the operating room Il
| few minute: latcr. She tainted while
| IN the hospital. She WAS then given
| into the custody OF another officer. and
then taken to d police station. pris-
Oner.
Going back 10 the time when his at
| tctltipn first WIS called to the cab on
| West Broadway. Junior said. in reply
to :, question. that rs the cab APP
preached him, Miss Patterson was sit
ting perfectly still Her face WAS white.
h.r eyes were filed with tears and sh"
i, apparently was frightened
. At the request Of Lawyer Levy. the
witness described Young's position.
when he entered tho hanson.
Junior said Young had his left arm
list behind Miss Patterson and al
though the uprer part Of the body was
resting IN her Ian. the face turned to-
wards the door If tho cab. His right
arm danglcd down in front of the de-
PENDANT.
| j
uames have figured prominently in the
ease, made their first arpclrarc" in
court. during any OF Miss Patterson
trials. this afternoon.
| Wu,iman Edward J. Quinn. who
took Miss PattcrSo;! FROM the noSniiai
to the police station. followed JUNIOR
on tn. stand and told of his connection
with the affair. When ne referred to j.
1, =
Morgan Smith in the course ut MS teS-
| tinony. Mr.. ranh asked That the
Smu;hs u" brought in that Quinn
might have a CHARGE to identity them
They az. now prisoners in the Tombs
on Il conspiracy charge in connection
| with the Patterson case. The witness
identified the smiths and they were
SeEt back Ia prison.
| Quinn said that Miss Patterson was
in hysterical condition Oh the trip
from the !,osnital 10 the station house
hut that she became cool and collect
ed when the station WAS reached. She
had beer: there only few minutes
| ,vher Smith c.,Inr H. fIc went over Ia
| Miss Patterson. shook her hand and
sat down beside her. When she ioi"
him that Young was dead. he changed
color and gasreG.
| Thc witness said that on the trip
fair from the hospital. Miss Patterson
told him that she had nothing /" 'iv"
fer nnw that Young was dead ana
begged him 10 kill her with his club.
She told him thai Young had 40 r"a-
SON tn kill himself. that he had every
| thing to liz" for.
| After several other police officials
testified regarding happenings in the
| ro]ice station soon after Miss Patt"r-
| son vas brought there. court adjouruc'i
| until tomorrow.
| SENATOR ALGER I'LL.