The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
CASH FOR ]. MORGAN SMITH.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY GETS A NO.
TION VINO PAID THE BILLS.
Nan PAitersOn's Tri1 Not Likely 20 Go
On on Monday, and When II Docs 60
On, the smiths Are Likely 20 lie In
TOWn-Smlth known In PaWnGhop:

| nan FnltersOnS Trtu MOI Likely 10 TO
On on Monday. and When II Docs 60
On, the smiths Are Likely 20 lie In
TOWn-Smith known In PaWnShop:
IL is now practically assured that the
second trial Of Nan Patterson, who is ac-
oused Of the murder Of Bookmaker Caesar
Young, will not begin tomorrow. the day
set by Recorder Con on a motion made
by the District Attorney:
The impression around the Criminal
Courts Building is that Assistant District
Attorney Rand will move for an adjourn
ment. Abe Levy, Of counsel for Nan,
said yesterday that he would vigorously
oppose an adjournment, He said that he
had been assured that the trial would 60
on. He has been in the South for a week.
preparing himself for the struggle. When
he was told that the general opinion was
that the trial would be put over he said;
i have no such understanding We
are ready 20 60 TO trial now, and We want
no further delay. We carc nothing about
the letters which the District Attorneys
Morga Smiths in Cincinnati We don't
think tn ey amount to shucka.
For over a week Assistant District At
torney Rand has been going through the
smith letters. In them he iE said 20 have
found considerable information that would
suggest that Hynan Stern, the Sixth avenue
pawnbroker who sold the pistol with which
Young was killed, knows j. Morgan Smith
Mr.. Rand refused yesterday to say what
action he would take in court tomorrow
or what il any, information he had obtained
from the Smith letters. He seems pretty
confident. however, that the Smiths will he
here before Mans second trial begins,
Justice Gaynor has announced that n
Nan is not put on trial before May he will
release her on reasonable bail, but the Dis
trict Attorneys Ouce evidently believes
that the Smiths wiz he here Ivy that time.
II is understood that the District Attor-
ney's office has obtained a pretty good line
on the source from which the Smiths got
the money TO travel over a good part Of
this country and Canada for almost a year
euding the District Attorney. This may
play an important part in Mans trial
A special panel OF $50 talesmen has been
drawn for tomorrow.
NEW ExrRADITIoN WARRANT SIGNED.
COLUMBUS. O., April s.-Gov, Herrick
to-day issued new warrant Of extradi-
ton for Mr. and Mrs. Smith wanted in
New York city on a charge Of conspiracy
In the Nan Patterson case. The new war
rant was signed in person by the Governor.
and it's possession by the New York authori-
ties viii remove the chief II not the only,
ground for the habeas corpus proceedings
brought in Cincinnati.
The Governor alao wired the attorneys
for the smith that IL they still wish hearing
In order to ask a revocation Of the warrant
he would give them an audience Monday
morning.
Assistant District Attorney Garvsn and
Detective Sergeant Mcknight Of New York
came up from Cincinnati IN the afternoon
and hurried back IA soon as the new warrant
could he made out.
The Governor is sure that court decisions
sustain the legality Of the warrant pre-
viously issued, and signed in his absence
by Executive Clerk Iemert. but decided
that il was hest not TO delay the matter by
looking up these decisions,