The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
NAN PATTERSON
INDICTED AGAIN. \ ] 4 \
Her Brother in II Law, !; 4 j.
Morgan S nit, and Il ID
His Wife Arrested.
CAPTURED AFTER
VERY u LON!G CHASE. j u I; i
They Are Accused Of Conspiracy.
in Connection With the Kill Kill
s ing Of Caesar Young, Tor
Whose Murder Miss Pat
.terson Has Twice
Been Tried.
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#5 {Byi Associated Press) 5i2SiSf
s$ $f,1NrrNNA,rI. Mar. 3o--AccIseds OF con-i
" spracy to commit murder y. Morgan MO {;
Smith and wife were arrested N ms 70
cty to- day on telegrap iic request from
District Attorney Joromc Of New g. g. ork 'F
4 city. .s;5 5s.
8 EIE N IAN Patterson. the actress. VINO mas
4 been twice put on trial for the murder e
$s3 Of Caesar Young. In New FORK, Ma a.
1904 is charged in the same connection. ~ ].
new Indictments to this effect having
been found in New York to-d day. ( &55
# For a long time the authorities 4 had 1A
S been unable to locate su1itf and his VIE,
Ia the couple having left Nev; FORK o. fey i' (
i months after the murd and before q the
! beginning ofStle recent mistrial Of Nan.
Patterson In which Smiths testimony
was considered almost vital to the pro- p'o.
/ secution. i 58 81
I Several weeks "a go5 II New York detec
tive met smith in Montreal, Canada 2 and Hlt
from that time until the arrests here to-
day, This officer has awaited q bic
time for making tho arrest. He fpnow-s
cd the couple part Of the time q trav-.
cling compan itn over half of the cont 81
nen t. having made friends VI tht Smith IN
Who knew him sto be a detective, but be-
llcyed the Officer was after Some otltcr
N person Detroit, ClevelandSand q ntmpsr5
v OF Canadian ties were avisi tee.
4 FINALLY. Smith went to Nashville : and
b 8 Louisvile In the hope OF curing a, po--
4 sition with some OF The \ DO okmakers IN.
those cities leaving HIS wife In Clovc.
land He was unsuccess ssful and came m &, 70
Il Cincinnati. where hi s VIII e met him Yson
1Yednesday Mrs. Smith said she tla had q g
s..rela IL -eoyiig dsshssyspt
with hcr8husband to thai city yfsterdnyE
TO call on these people, who. hoWeyer.g
# refused ito X sec Il the Visitors and saf ter
wards declared that there . was \ no re-
lattonshp between them. Returning to
this city, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith registered,
i at tho Grand HotelMas H. II. Banning
and wife ~ & !;
The detective had kept in telegraphic
communication with New York and had
II deferred an arrest until It vas possible
X to take husband and wife. their scpa ra :!
# tion soon after reaching the United
States o,l returning from Canada having
caused the delay. Last night az the do.
tcctivc wired to District Attorney Jercme:55
Smith and Julia are at the Grand
Hotel. Wire Instructions.
Ordered to Arrest Them.
In reply. tho District Attorney today
telegraphed: ARREST Smith and wife as
5@fugitiyes from justice.
alThc District Attorney also sent the fol-
4 lowing: q.
eyy York March 30. 905. 3S
& Paul Nfiliken, Chief Of Police. cincin-
Il natl. Ohio: FL Ss ~
fS ARREST and hold for extradition ]
Morgan Smith, wanted in New York on
charge OF criminal conspiracy Smith
E will be found at the Grand Hotel, Fourth
Street. Cincinnati. where Detective Aiken
4 may also be found. Officer Quinn leaves
to day to establish identity and and procure e'sls
til 8requisition papers. Tho Govern or wa r.
rant viii follow RS soon as 1t Is possible.
to procure IT.. n
& fs 55e5s b ..'yv.tS TR.AvERs JEROME,
3 District Attorney"
AZ The arrest WAS quietly made and Smith,
and wife were taken to police headquar-i
& tiers, where they madc no attempt to deny
or conceal their idontity.s'a although both
denied any guilt In connection with the
case. They showed signs of nervousness
and worry. but both husband and wife
"
n York without requistion. II The couple
stated that they had expected to- 60 to,
e New York although they had not anti.
cpnied doing so under arrest. %
Before being locked UP Smith WIS
searched. In his pockets were found an,
old watch. some pocket pieces and $2s6i
in cash. In his breast-pocket were found
\ TWO envelopes sealed. When Lieutenant
Pope took the envelopes. Smith made
,tt Mt 1,o
two envelopes We're retained by the po-4
lice. VI
All Are Indicted.
NEW YORK Mar. 3o-The grand jury
\ In this city To-day handed down ndict-l
ments against ], Morgan Smith, julia.
Smith, Ills wife, and Nan Patterson,
charging them Jointly with conspiracy.
E The indictments nra based upon a letter
/. alleged to have been written by julia
j. Smith to Caesar Young, inlwhch, 1t is
alleged. was a threat and a demand for
money for the Patterson girl. The action
by the grand jury followed a hearing at
4 tho criminal courts building, at which
several Witnesses, including the widow
Of Caesar Young and Mrs Young S broth
or-in- n-laW. William Luce, were examined
z by Assistant District Attorney Rand. who
conducted the recent trial OF Nan Pot
w oot SAu' e Su 3 NsaN1 tN|upota 49, uull6 ~
murder, which resulted In q disagreement
by tho jury,
Affect Mans Chances,
The arrest of Smith and his wife at
Cincinnati, according to the local aut hor-
ies haYe bearng
charge Of murder, set for April 10th,
At d previous trial an attempt Was made
& to prove that the revolver With which
& Young was shot was purchased by Smith
E and q woman the day before the ira gedy
occurred. sfsg Sss 81
N adSa!tlo3n to 4, the conspiracy charge:
court and failing to rspond to "a sub
poena in the preliminary examination hes
fore the grand Jury. a 3ss ss "a !. .{
n tho arrest Of her sister and brother-in'
law up TO q late hour,