Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-18
A rRENCHANT BEsCRIPTION.
Frank PixIey Gives His Ideas of the Personality of Sarah Althea Hill.
 

Ffank P1xIey Gives His Ideas or the
 Personality of Sarah AIthea Hill-
 Sharon-Terry.
 From the San Francisco Argonaut
 Sarah Althea Hill is now engaged in de- flaming the judges of the Supreme court through the columns of the Stockton Mail. She has failed to organize the Hill Combina- tionTheater company and is unable to play the part of Portia. She lives at Stockton. Nanny Pleasance, the old negress, still sur wives and is still loyal to the cause. Will. liam M. Nelson, formerly from Astralia, will not be able to return till he has been relieved from the embarrassment of certain criminal actions now pending; if he has recently re- eeived dollar from anybody, we have not heardfof it. George ". Tyler and William $. Tyler, father and son, have borne the brunt of all these actions, and, so far, neither has received any money or added to his repu- tatlon as lawyer or pugilist. The Hon. David s. Terry's connection with the case ought not to be written till the generation that has known him has passed away. Among the lawyers, politicians, spectators and witnesses who have strutted up the stage and played their parts are Clement 6 Clern- ent, Flournoy & Mhoon, Walter H. Levy, Hon. W. W. Foote, who hopes to be Demo- cratic candidate for Governor, and may get the nominations c. D. Cushman, whom we recollect as pious merchant in the olden time, but who informed is now thea trical manager to the defunet and busted up Hill Combination company; Henry M True died penitent, and on his death-bed contrite- ty gave away the whole conspiracy, and con fessed himself suborned witness to prove that Mr. Sharon on one occasion had intro duced the Hill female as his wife; Max Gum pei, having escaped one trial, is under an I,,55 5a+,N fN,, ,1@ LoI I,1,~, gotten to mention MT. Charles F. McDermott, he has left the country and is not expect ed to return. Henry Wells, another witness to the introduction of Sarah Mrs. Sharon, is awaiting trial for perjury. Miss Nellie Bracket has confessed her many misstate ments, and made all the reparation that 8 young and silly girl could for her mistakes and cmisrepresentations. She has exposed the entire conspiracy in a statement which leaves the impress of truth in every line. She is one of the few who deserve to outlive their connection with this miserable con spiracy. Vesta Snow is described by Judge Deadly as "a poor, miserable creature" Sam Soule surprised everybody who ever knew him by being witness ill the case as pert to signatures, a something of which he knew nothing. J. L. Brown, the African notary and Ellinor l.. Waile, his white wife if wife she was-are now in State prison for five years for an attempt at sukornation of perjury of poor old imbecile woman in the county poorhouse. Martha Wilson, who confessed her perjuries, was tried and ac- quilted of alleged perjury in the confession, the jury thinking, doubtless, that she falsely the first time, and that her second statement, ,confessing her former perjury, was true. The last witness is Cousin Frank Rodney, who has quarreled with Sarah, but returned to his allegiance and joined her theatrical troupe. When the final roll call of all the rartieS-o1iltV not CT1i1tv and inDo- cent-who have been engaged in the case shall be made, several others will, we are quite confident, answer from the State prison at San Quentin.