Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04

Patterson may be released before nlghL
Abraham Levy, counsel FOR Miss Pat
tcreon said today
~ win apply FOR Nan Patterson 10
be admitted TO a nominal bnil The dis.
agreement IN equal 60 an ncqulttal az
far ns hor liberty Is concerned II may
be MAT the district attorney VIII apply
TO have her admitted 20 BAH II no
does not thtn ! shall take the steps,
She never VIII be placed on trial again,
or mis- ! am certain. nm disappointed
mat shc WAS not acquitted
II Was his intention, ho said, 10 90
INTO court 10 see what could be dono for
the GIRL who, Ne said, wns IN very bad
shape. Daniel o'RolllN Mr. Lovy's
associate counsel, said that Miss Pat
terson's condition was not alarming
but tina, the long wait for the jury
had broken her down completely
julius Goldstone, one " the Jurors,
collapsed nt his home today from nor
vous preservation The strain OF the
long night session OF the jury COM
pletely exhausted him,
Although In state bordering on com.
plotc collapse when she went TO her coll
carly today after tho Jury had been dla.
charged, Miss Patterson soon woa
qulolcd, and slept peacefully through
lho, nlghl When u deputy warden,
making Ms rounds Al S o'clock this
morning reached the cell occupied by
Miss Patterson ana her sister, Nan was
stlll sleeping heavily Al Tho side ~
the couch knoll her sister, Mrs, Smith,
who was also asleep, with one arm
thrown on the pillow On which Miss
p0ticrson's head lay. Tho deputy war.
den carried with him II letters address.
cd to Miss Patterson llq left hon at
the cell door ana dld not disturb either
OF the women.
About this time crowd began 70
gather IN tho streets around the Tomhs
awaiting possible developments whloh
might make II necessary for Mles Pat
leWon TO once moro cross The Bridge of
Slghs between the prison ana the court
building
Lawyer Levy went 10 the Tomba
prison shortly before noon today to
hnvo q conference with MISS Patterson,
but found her so Frustrated ~ TO bc
unable Ia tank with him, Mr. Levy loft
without Attempting TO discuss the case
with her lie said nflcrwnrd mat Mrs
], Morgan Smith also was suffering so.
Neroly from the Objects " the strain,
After ono ~ his visits TO his dnugh.
ter j, Randolph Patterson said
seemed 10 be sleepy M II she needed
rest, had not tho heart 10 talk 20
her after what she went through last
night She In IN the hands ~ her sis
ter ana | am entlanod with that"
DR. r A. Mcclure, the prison physi-
clan, today gave ont formal state.
men' regarding the prisoners condition,
| lIp said,
"she n nervous wreck She " un.
able 60 retain food She " physically
30 weak that she conno, ne u cup "
beef ton 90 her lips II win take two
or three days FOR her 60 recover her
normal strength Her sister Julia II
consollng her ana her conversation NJ
| present II the best medicine"
Dr Mcclure said Miss Patterson said
| "a him today,
II feel ~ II somebody had hit me MI
over my body with n club, ! feel
bruised and sore all over"
MANS NERVES uNsTRuNG,
Nan Patterson lies very III In tho
Tombs prison today, her nerves con'
plotely nnstrung by the ordeal of hol
trial ana her dramatic experience II
cour, NJ two o'clock Tits morning whcr
the Jury respected rs disagreement
Her lawyers worked hard today TO 10
cure here release nj once on bail hu
M Ia I? 80 had not been able TO communi
cato with tho district attorney and did
not know hia Intentions regarding the
case, Bail was ready IN any sum, they
| sald, and they hoped Ia secure her frees
| dom In day or two nt the latest