The evening world., 1894-03-28
HER '04 LOVER
TEST|F|ES.
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tConrnncd rom Firs Iuqc.
cation and having no one to help her.
Mr.. Rhodes having proposed matrimo-
ny, she became engaged to him on con-
dition that he would pay for her school.
ling. She said from the start that she did
not intend to carry out the contract.
She Was ambitious to secure an cduCa-
ton. saw her at school, sometimes in
the reception room, adjoining the par
lor. Generally alone from 5 to ]" In the
evening
What was her manner after she be-
came engaged to you,
1T was very af.ectionate. She FIRE
quently kissed me and cc.aressed me. Is
that What you are after
Mr.. shelby assented and inquired where
she sat generally.
she would sit beside me at first,
genernllv in n chair. As our friendship
Increased she became very nice, She sat
in my lap time and time again =,
Were there n demonstrations OF
Affection" :,
would put my arms around her and kiss
her
Mr.. Rhodes"
strangers when Rhodes WAS There
81 met him on one occasion only. Miss
Pollard stated that MIR. Rhodes had
heard OF my calling, and she had denied
It: said. II ne was ever there, | must pre-
tend not to know her. IhSt n'gn. a
were three or four other couples In the
parlor. | was introduced TO him and to
her as II ] had never met, her
"Did you meet as friends"'
I'VE met as strangers, according to
previous arrangement
"Did anything occur to spoil your ar
rargement''
I'VE were sitting opposite, and once
she ha,loei across the room on, KAN
KIM! Mr.. Rhodes said ne thought she was
just introduced to me. ana she made
him believe she was halioing to a
"DIi You tell her you were going to
leave C.ncinnat!?'
Says She Got Ready to Elope.
.oh. veg. TIL evening before ! left |
met her in the library. she expressed
ner regrets. did not want me. 20 60. anu
desired to go VITA M. ! told heT II sht
really desired - 60 to get ready; she
went upstairs and came down with her
nat AMI coat on, so / WAS In a DpH. !
toii her tina under the ci'cunstances
W. had better not go. that We hal better
:IjlI YOU .h,nk she was in earnest"
~ I'D not until she went upstalrs;.,
'Did she have her trunk packed
.Ird ne ever say anything about her
'7she represented herae!f as three years
my Junior. ! was bern N ~ o, rro.
sente1 two rings to Miss Pollard He
had taken her to sit for a tin type )Ist
! before i aving cincinnati one OF me
pictures was handed to him and identi-
fed. as were three other tin tyueS. WhlCh
had been sent II him by Miss Pollard In
1884. two Of them taken with trienus'
No Firc-Wnter TO- Resell.
".!r. Resell. 1T that time were you
in the habit of swilling tire-water?' was
the next question.
"iays YOU ever been addicted to in
N@SNavsr.' very emphatica!ly.
Miss Pollard had once given him a
went to Chicago. Re had none OF the
letters. His second letter To her was
answered by It lady friend Of hers.
MIR. Wilson objected to anything re-
gardirg tnis letter and was sustained,
as he was alsl in an objection to the
reasons why Resell had let the engage
ment drop. In another FORM the iattei
said tina she had allowed him to KISS
and hug her in a way, he did not ilkt
in a woa;an he loved. once he has
written her about the rings he gave her
lie had destroyed the reply.
Plaintiffs Maturity In 81.
After the noon recess Mr.. Shelby in
CURED whether in 1894 Miss Pollard was
a mature person physically and mental
Iv. OBJECTION was made and the questi n
excluded. II was asked also whether heI
conduct was that of a mature person
and this vas also excluded.
A questions was then framed to Whlch
Mr.. Resell could answer that she was a
woman.
He had seen Principal Brown but once
and there hpd been no unpleasantness
between hem. Last April he had made
application for the position OF gauEer In
the Internal Revenue service. but when
his friends persuaded him to run for
. Surarf N rapipnt Of SGnnplS he Withdrew
his application. Di1 not know Col
Brecklnridge when he applied for the rev.
enue position. His application al been
Withdrawn before he made a deposition
In this case.
MIR. Wilson jumped INFO the cross-ey-
animation enthusiastically, and made
cation the sane day he made his depO.
sitiCn, and that he had the applica ion
in his pocket when he made the depos!-
ton.
E~csIeynn's Good Name.
There was a brief tilt between lawyers
over Questions regarding the standing OF
the Wesleyan Institute, Mr.. Wilson de
Hayes. Mrs. Springer and other promi;
nelt women had graduated there. and
Mr.. Blu terworth saying that all that was
Admitted. Then Mr.. Wilson catechiseI
the witness about the ocation OF recep,
ton rooms In the school. whether or not
the door between ,par!cr and reception
room was not always open Whsr
Roseirs memory failed on details Mr.
Wilson prodded him with: But you were
there two or three times n wax"
Asked II he did not know IL TO be a
fact that visitors we're permitted at Yves.
leyan ONLY one night a week. Resell said
he only knew he had told the truth. and
sir. Wilson returned sarcastically: we
don't care for your protestatlCna about
your testimony. We only wan, answers
Resell reiterated that Miss Pollard had
sat on his lap for two hours at n time
there. He he'd first told OF his acquaint'
ance with Miss Pollard last Fall - Or
O'MahCrey, OF lsyinEtTl. who had come
"a. a messenger from Cd. Breckenridge
Resell was positive Miss Pollard haG
told him that she was married To Juliar
in n mock marriage and said he haG
never heard OF owen Tinsley.
Resell had loaned a picture OF Miss
Pollard TO a mail carrier. who gave II