The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1904, Page 1

” » Hain to-night: Frtday showers,” | BASEBALL | RACING @ SPORTS | i Ciroula tion n Books Open to Aly z Be sean NING sor ON ~ PRICE ONE CENT, NAN PATTERSON, NOT INDICTED, GETS HOPE That Body Refused To-Day to Returna bil! Against the Actress Until Her ry Had Been Heard, but Her Law- yers Decline to Permit Her to Testify. MR, JEROME PLEADED I VAIN FOR INDICTMENT Pawnobroker Who Sold the Revolver Believed to Be H. Stern, of No, 516 Sixth Avenue. In spite of the pleas of District-Attorney Jerome the Grand Jury this afternoon positively r used to indict “Nan” Patterson for the mur- der of Bookmaker “Caesar” Young without first hearing the girl's story f.ym her own lips. Mr, Jere 1¢ labored long with the Grand Jury, but a majority of the members of that body were against an indictment in the present state of th case, After Mr. Jerome left the Grand Jury room the members got to- gether and issued an invitation for the Patterson girl to appear before them ‘o-morrow. The invitation was.in the shape of a letter to Levy & Unger, counsel to “Nan” Patterson, Messrs. Levy & Unger had a long conference at their office over the matter. They sent a letter declining to permit their client to appear and testify on the ground that it is improper to call an accused person before the Grand Jury. ‘The District-Attorney is believed to have impo ortant information con- cerning the pistol with which Young was! killed, "and a pawnbroker who sold the pistol to a man and a woman last Friday was one of the i impor- tant witnesses. HIS NAME DISCLOSED. Byery effort was made to conceal the name of this pawnbroker, but he was positively identified in court as H. Stern, of No. 516 Sixth avenue. When Mr. Stern was asked about the story he told Mr. Jorome he refused to-taik and hurried away. The pawnbroker was unable to identify Nan Patterson as the woman who visited his place at the time the pistol was bought. The District-At- torney then sent for Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Smith, the brother-in-law and sister of the accused woman. The pawnbroker was instructed to remain within call so that he could see the Smiths. Detective-Sergt. Flay, who was sent out to find J. Morgan Smitn, Nanj Patterson's brother-in-law, reported to Mr. Jerome late this afternoon that he had not been able to find the man. Smith has disappeared, and as soon as he heard this the District-Attorney went betore Judge Newburger and secured a body attachment for him. MRS. YOUNG A WITNESS. Among the witnesses caled co-day were Mrs. Young, the widow; Will- jam Luce, Young's brother-in-law; Mrs. Bernard McKean, of New Rochelle, Mrs, Young's sister; John D. Millin, Young's business partner; Dr. Riggins, of Hudson Street Hospital; Capt Sweeney, of the Leonard street station; Policeman Junior, Detectives Quinn and Judge and J. Morgan Smith. It was said to-day that the police working on the case had learned that Nan Patterson held up Young with a pistol and attempted to shoot him in the Imperial Hotel about two weeks ago. This story is said to have come from ‘was living at the Imperial with the prisoner at the time, it is said. CORROBORATES MEYER IN STORY OF SHOOTING. I confirmation as to detail is given to the story of the killing of “Caesar” Young, as told to The Evening World exclusively yesterday by Algernon C. Meyer, in.a statement made to-day by Louis Katzenberg, as a salesman by the Knickerbocker Suspender Company, at Nos. 27 and 29 Walker street. Meyer, in his statement of how he saw Young shoot himself, asserted that just after the shooting.a man;ran out fromthe sidewalk and jumped onto the step of the cab, riding down the street. This important witness has not been found. Katzenberg, who was walking up West Broadway from the Frank- lin street station of te “L” road, saw the-cab with the man on the step just below Walker street. He did not see the shooting, nor had: he heard the report of the pistol, but the man standing on the step ofthe cab at- tracted his' attention. When Katzenberg read of the shooting in the newspapers he knew that the cab he had seen was the one in which Young had died, By com- of time he fixed that fact absolutely. Yesterday when he read Meyer's story in The Evening World he determined to break the silence | he had maintained and corroborated the’ statement in so far as it applied to the unidentified man who saw shooting, ran out into the street and jumped on the cab step. Meyer and Katzenberg are both, in a sense, unwilling witnesses. Meyer, had the best of business reasons for not wanting his name to become public in connection with the case. He was to have left the city for the South yes-! terday afternoon and visited the District-Attorney to tell his story in tne| a intere@ts of justee. His stay in New York involves financial loss. Katsen- Lerg hesitated four-days before he determined to tell what he knew. ‘The -District-Attorney is nettled because Morgan Smith, me brother-in-| 13}: law of Nan Patterson, and Mrs. Smith, with whom ehe lived at the st. (Continued on Second Page.) . . FROM GRAND JURY. with Which Young Was Shot Is| AGED COUPLE FATALLY HURT Mr, and Mes. Booth, Booth, Run Down ee a Trolley Car in Jersey! » Are Dying in a Hos- vital Edware Booth, eighty-one years ofd, and his wife, Nancy, seventy-nine ye of No. Ab Fifth strect, Jersey Cit ' 1 nues this afternoon were run down by a Bayonne line trolley car No. 1.18 | They wore horribly cut and br | An ambulance took them to the City | Hospital, where both are dying. The jcar was crowded with passengers at the time of the accident and witnessed {t fainted. ‘The car thrown off the track. When the couple were picked up the woman was locked in her husband's arms. BOGUS S100 MAN CAUGHT AT RACES Thirty-one Spurious $100 Bills on Him After Bookmaker Mart Murphy Made Change for One on a $50 Bet at St. Louis. was Young’s relatives, who allege thut he told them of the occurrence. Young| ST. LOUIS, Mo.. June 9.—Secret-Ser- vice men arrested a man at the race traok to-day having in his possession thirty-one counterfeit $100 bills. He had just made a $30 wager and received $5) in good money in exchange when Bookmaker Mart Murphy detected the counterfelt and caused the hettor to be watched, Subsequently the man was taken Into custody, when the thirty-one counterfeits, which he attempted destroy, were wrested from the one} ng Secret-Service mer he is the dharper who disposed of seve countentelt $100 bills among Lookmakers ‘on the Gravesend race track recently to pris epee KENILWORTH WINNERS. PARK RACE KENILWORTH TRACK, BUFFALO, June 9.—The win- are ners of the races run here to-day as follows: FIRST anc u yards RACE—Mor Lnree-y d; one mile. and Barly Boy, #1 (C. Smit to 5, won; Blscle Socks, S6 30 tol, 10 'to.1, second: og (Cr 1, onan), § to 5 to Time—1.48. ECOND RACE—Three-year-olds and furiongs,—Incense. 1 nd ne), bred, ond; Di and 6 to 5, th THIRD RAC! up; one mile and seventy ya tunatus, 108, (Holmen), Sand 3, won; Har 9 (C, Smith), 7 {0 2 and 6 to.5. sec- ond; McGrathiana Pr Mill SNo'1 and 3 to 1, thir FOURTH RACH—C Handicap, three-year-olds and up, one mile and a sixteenth.—Wire Tn. 120 (Romanelll), 6 to 1 and'8 to 5, won: Oarsman, 125 (C. Smith), 3 to |_and even, second; y). 7 to 10, third. d ics Awe th fur! ngs. La iS #9 (Renecamp), 40 1, won; Madam Balin, 9 {Romanelli). 7.'to.10. recond: erates 99 ee third. Time—1.0, CE—Three-year-olds and iin hah i ie wore Plain, 104 (sic- it ot on: BY to 1 Pape Bie id while crossing Ocean ané Chapel ave-! heiteve | 0 uw YORK. PHU RSDAY, JUNE 9 sand, SETS ON MCTHER, NOT THE RACES. PRONIBITIVE. FAVORITES BEATEN AT RAGE TRACK pelt dienes Sa 'Beldame, at1 to 6. Won G: z:ile Stakes, | | but Niblick, in Two-Year-Old Event,’ Was Only: Other- First Choice to Get Home in Front. rt and en for to-| at Grayenend will be found on pawe 2, THE WINNERS, FIRST RACE—Monte Carlo (9 to 1) 1, Gold Saint (6 to 1) 2, New York 3. AVESAND RACE TRACK, June nthuslasm was Impossible over such racing and under such conditions as SECOND RACE—Black Death (8 to 1) 1, Flying Buttress (7 to 1) 2, Fulminate 3. THIRD RACE—Niblick (even) 1, Brush Up (3 to 1) 2, Workman 3. | Prevailed at Gravesand this afternoon, ‘There was a cold northeast wind that drove a fine drizzle into the stand and there was a soft, deep slush on the course through which the horses splasu- ed melancholy plunks. ‘There was but one stake feature, that being the Gazelle for three-year-old fillies. I could scarcely be called a race, for Beldame, favorite at the pro- hibitive odds of 1 to 6, made all the — running and won in a big gallop. It FIFTH RACE-—Himseelf (3 to 1) 1, was more like a walk-over. The re 11] Duke of Kendal (1 to 4) 2, Raglan 3. contest of the race was for the place, {Graceful beating Little Em in a hard drive. FOURTH RACE—Beldame (1 to 6) 1, Graceful (8 to 1) 2, Little Em 3, SIXTH RACE—Dorothy Gray (20 te 1) 1, Veto (1 to 3) 2, Salt and Pep-| per 3. | Young Henry & wig the opent gin the mud any more. Ho «d was lust Mildred 1. to 5 and ® lowly as usual i Alliance made the Pujsung § to 5 for place. wax se Gold j8alnt and Noel, even, third they’ swung Int \ Carlo went to the SD oo And won cleverly by two and one-half DER ACT eeven-eghtne: |lengths from Gold Saint, who beat Vitus, 10° to} for plas New York # length fon the place. Al- ance stopped to a walk Another Favorite Lonés, HIRD RAC i running | longs Jonundrum, 2 to §, thir Flying Buttress made the y War hy 3 followed by Walter ¢ y and Bul-j out; minate, ‘Tiiis order prevail unl | 0 ons within half a mile of the finish Black Death and Bulminate moved together, Fulminate was first into t atretc ly, and Black y Death ‘ 0 hinds "Three beat and Nree-quarters of lown, Hote 3 and 4 V for place, was 1, third, ‘Time: md? Ora ENYEE BAC Won ty seisbthh “i, front ond atretoh. f man. dn the ind Nbiick length and 2 s boat Workman half ot loneth Beldame on the Wit, was of course a favorite in Wi 3. third. time LATONIA RESULTS. TRACK LATONIA RACE sixtechth and beat ber three-quarters cr third, ‘Time {a tength. MURD RACK—Selling; one mile eller, 9 to 1 Frival. Duatiful, & thir ed Mimaelt ran ‘quarter A Trad. “Himself led all the was by three lengths from Duke of who beat Raglan twenty tenths. Another Favorite Lost, Dorothy Gray raced to the front at the start, made all the running ond won cleverly by three-quarters of & length from Veto. who was at 1 to 4 Salt and Pepper third, three! lengths away. DELMAR FINISHES. DELMAR RACE TRACK, ST, LOUIS, Mo, Junw 9.—Following are the rewulte of the races run hero to-day: FIRST RACE—Three-quarters of a» ACh—Teaphiv: five Won by Otsetu, to ls wan sucond Time—1. ler tel Wiieat SIXTH, RACE 2 to 2 and icléle, Six furlongs.- Battery, 33 to 5. third, Won by 10 to 1. wae Time wae digger. na HEAVY SNOW IN COLORADO. LEADVILLE Tune snowstorm began here to-day. inches of snow coyer the ground, , A hey Four stakes and she won like Ky. June SE AE Ra Vollowlng are the results of the! by cight Iongthes r s run here to-day head Litt ton Won by! drew away [nthe last 4 to. was eee | afontreal uri ib bE OK RES Or. LU UAY'S RACLNG AND BASHA LL B WEATHDR—Ruin to-night; Friday shower £ BASEBALL and SPORTING oan) pane Seaman SASL RSLS | AIGHLANDERS WON FROM NAPOLEONS ‘ Last aint the of the Series a | “RESULTS EDITION N I = SHO TWIGE AND AILLED IN ROOM AT HEART'S His Side, While Making Preparations: to Depart on Trip to Europe.. WEALTHY BACHELOR WITH Two Wounds Were Inflicted, Both Mortal, One in Heart aud the Other. in be Case —Dead for Six Hours. Moses Weil, forty-two years old, managing director of the J. Sp Turner Company, of No. 86 Worth street, a million-dollar drygoods poratién, was found dead at 1 o'clock this afternoon in his bac! Pitchers’ Battle —Lajoie’s | apartments in Sherry’s, Fifth avenue and Forty-fourth street, by ay | Team Got a Good Advantage | of the name of Fitch. hie Early in the Struggle. He was on.the ‘sed dressed only in his underclothing, with two en | — let wounds, one over the heart and another in {he right temple. ' EV ° ver was found near his side. bea seo PO. A. B.! According to-a statement made by Louis Sherry to an Evening World | Bay. ef... t 1 2 © _ © reporter nothing had been seen of Mr. Weil since he went to his room Cush 1 0 6 0 0" O aight until his body was found by the valet, Fitch. ; y EAE CBB 1 2 1 3 1 "Mr, sherry satd that Mr. Well had told him that he was going to sail for ‘Flick, rf. 0 1 8 6g Burope on Saturday and had ordered the valet to pack his <lothing, Sh aed arts hye sae ENT TO POLICK. bet hse TRS Bs yates Fecal to te tant Wittdive. wheel sation ae alee | Mcore, p 0.08. Oleat 0 Golder responded. He took possession of the revolver, which was of No. — — — — 42 calibre, ‘Two cartridges had been discharged. Van Gelder, according (owls 4 27 18 3) the police blotter, made a superficial examination, returning to the polices | HIGHLANDERS. station and reporting the case as a suicide, He was off at 4 o'clock and aid | Keeler, rf. 0 0 ee ¢ FI not return to meke any further inquiries. 3 Conroy, 88 1 | § 4 b| The theory advanced by Mr. Sherry at first was that’ the shooting of | | Williams, 2b.. 0 0 3 2 © Mr. Well was due to an accident, He insisted that Mr, Weil. was p 4 Anderson, !f...... 1 1 1 © © examining the revolver preparatory to packing it away, This stand Was hl nae Ab i 3 "A ‘ % untenable. however, as it was said that two such well-directed shots, ‘Osteen, 3b. 0 3 1 3 6, infleting mortal wounds, could net be accidental. A Thoney. ct 0 0 7 0.) Mr. Weil was a bachelor aud, acccrding to Mr. Sherry. had bit en Chestro, )). 0 0 0 1 Ofyeiatives in this city, 9 brotker and a sister, He did not know the name Seis ees of exther. OW Nets # aC hae ees World seporter found the offices of the J. Spencer Turier, Covélan ORE BY, INNINGR, | Company on Worth strect deserted except for a stenographer, She. waa #@ Hignanicerd ie CO ORE ey distressed at the news o° Aly Weil earn that she declared she could say” -buse hiix—Flicl by pitch Mr, Weil's Sustnoss aifalre 5TH Ry oe 2 Firat on erromeaves had act aor srtes found Mrs, J. Sponver Turaer at the Ta Firs. on, exros—New n base—Cleveland, (Special to 1 Evening Word + CLEVELAND, O., June 9,—It was do or die for boul the Highlanders and Napoleons to-day, with the Athletios coming to Cleveland and the New Yorkers due to face the climbing White Sox to-morrow. WIE Chosbro to tease Armour's ine ,!Manaser Grimth felt reasonably sure of taking Une deciding game ‘of tne series, Ik was'up to Moore to hetp ihe p e. Napoleons hang on to second pl First Inning. Keeler punted and wis safe on ie to “Hickman. Daves ont | “Cor saul \ jRENS | Bay, beat a bunt oring Bay. ie tripled (Continued on Second Page.’ EASTERN LEAGUE. MONTREAL AT TORONTO, RHE, ° H 10000 H0000004 M | Toronto Ruttories—Leroy and Me ,Kenbers and Fuller. BUFFALO AT ROCHESTER. nus; Pale BE. R.H 1140003 0-8 0 i} volver 1a, An Ey kiyn. She was greatly. shoeked at the. 7 Hemeen strect. B Sacrifice \. | mansion, bases —Anderson, nate ob Mie wails death, but dechived that it was her opinion that he had: : mitted suicide, Mase fie’ si | committe Weil tim of terrible attacks of neuralgia’ for many ouly a short time ago he left a*privaté sani= | tarium where ho Was g a course of troatment. Last week he tee derwent an operation, having a bole bered through his tooth in the hope of, leting the nirves that eansed him such great agony. fe eo) idarstage! however, the. this operation did not afford him any sreciablé relief. He sti!l continued to suffer, ‘ ee ieee L believe he intended to so chroad to take some treatment real a a toreiga speciailst.” DEAD FOR Di. H.C, Spoaaei ‘ + sider admitiod to Weil's + | pronounced Mr. | Ufled Dr “Mr. Well 1 found his b’ years," sald Mrs Tu street, was the it outs the body. He’at ten br immediately 4 2% Worl 1 ig pyrter: bh hon [ éxemiinse Mi tod ip the underciothing. “Ti 1 found two bnilet wounds ody Yenr ta y stretched aero me y Ga che dead man’s abdomen HK i he right temple, which { sud couldenot have death. The other wound iveen the eighth and ninth ribs, an bullet had evidently Ret ec) the heart. causing death.” RESULTS OF TO-DAY’ s GAMES. NATIONAL LEAGUE. AMERICAN LEAGUE. NEW YORK AT “CLEVELAND. go New York 0000000033 3 Cleveland 20v000000—-27 teri CINCINNATI AT BOSTON Cincinnati..... OOF} O}O9D 0 0- Boston 9.0/2) 0:00b OTN Ratteries—Hahn and Needham. BOSTON AT DETROIT. 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