Eureka Reporter | 1904-12-30 | Page 2 | Jury Disagreed

JURY DISAGREED nan patterson trial results in six declaring for acquittal S six I 1 x f for 0 r 14 conviction following a day of intense strain nan patterson Is in the tombs III and perhaps on the verge of a break breakdown down but with constant attend ance says a new york dispatch the former show girl expecting acquittal at at the hands of the jury which ha has listened to the evidence in her trial tor for the murder of caesar young las iasi june went into the court saturday noon to learn that tho the twelve met mez chosen to decide as to her lynnocenc 4 or guilt had been unable to reach an agreement in tact fact had divided evenly over the question as to whether or not she held the revolver which ended youngs life the jury stood six to six halt half toi for acquittal the other for conviction although no official ano wa wal made further than this court hous house talk had bad it that of the six deciding against miss patterson none was foi for conviction of murder in the first firs t degree that one held tor for murder in the second degree two tor for manslaughter in the first degree and three tor for man daughter slaughter in the second degree