Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-20

Mr.. Butterwotth-.Yo knew that 20 |
your relations became known 10 would |
mean disgrace TO both Of you?
Mics PJllard-Y0u know H.
"Guu concealed your relations With |
him then2n
81 did my TART and he did HE"
"Did MI Rhodes ply your board2"
"Nru dOu'i think even Mr. Breckin-
ridge was n bad as that. Mr.. Rhodes
paid my tuition.n
"Dld Mr.. Rhodes know o. your
relations TO Mt. Bteckinridge?" was
asked.
"Indeej, he lid not, or Mt. Breokin.
ridge would not have teen living TO-
| dny.n
"rhen you were under sort Of
| contract 10 marry Mr. Rhodes IN return
for your schooling, Mr.. Brcckinudgc
was ktepins you and you were engaged
TO Mr.. Rnodes7"
Deliberately. "Yes, Mr.. But'erwotth,
II was o. had as It souuus--aui he
knew IL ALL" referring TO Mt Bcckiu.
] ridge.
When Mt. Buttcrwofth asked some
| questions. about money mntirrA, Miss
Pollard said that the only effort ut tue
time referred to, ~ It always uni been,
was to conceal her relations with Mt.
/ Breckinfiige.
Mr.. Butterworlh-You have not
done anything az ifecand inupcnient
agent since on passed under his cDu.
| troll
shaking her head she replieli 81
DON'T believe ever havr.n
Mr. Butterworth was aiking Miss
| Pollard about her Ambitions Tor the
future In those early years, when she
said; 81 knew | was 10 alwaya be in
| Mr.. Bruckinrlitc's life, because the
night before | left for the Norwood
asylum ho maic me pr0mise to give
my baby away. lie said that N no was
ever able to marry mel he would, anu
that n he ALI not marry me, he would
keep me IN his life always."
"Did you have any woman before
you M m idOai2" Nc. BuuefwOrth
asked, ana Ne Miss Pollard WIS
answering "NO, air. | hoIe % make
name by living" her lawyers oh
ieo,ed and the Judge sustained the OBJ
lection.
For two years when she was visiting
In Washington she had met Mr.
Breckinridgu two or three times
week In house Oh Fourth
street. She had passed the SUM
MGR nj Bread L1a, Ia Vermont,
Bemi.iaahl0uable resort, ten miles
from Middiebuty, Kept by Joseph Bat.
tell She denied having presented
herself ~ an nuthoiess Of reputation.
She had met there woman named
Mrs. Bridges Of brooklyn, "thc one
who wrote tho article In Ihu Standard
UniOH.D
"What artlcls2" asked Mt. Butter.
worth.
"rhe one you are leading up to-"
(rhc article In question was one
winch appeared Saturday,
"Ws that article uu,V' was the
next question.
"ltis mainly untrue. Il Is oolored
10 suit events. Il h nos true that 1
have ever taken opium, or that repre-
sented myself ~ the authorizes VI the
poem, Lives PJwers,' written by
Mrs. Josephine Pollard.
She hal read tne poem at Bread Loaf
TO small audience,
; MT. Buttefworth read extracts from
! the article, drawing questions from
them. Mics Pollard hau not known
James Russell Lowell, a. Mrs. Bridges
: said had been her Doasi, tut hai visited
his grave, had known his relatives well
aud hAd ueon sustained by his wlie's
sister, Mrs. DIR. How, In Cambridge.
J She had known William Dean How
oils, the author, and had great respect
for MIN, as no had always been KIM IN
! answering her questions, and had re-
csived Letters from him.
/, IL was suggested by judge Bradley
e that this questioning was immiieFial,
: | whereupOn Nit. Wilson said no mad per.
mitted II because he was very glaI 10
have the article brought into the case;
I that he would use II later. lie remind.
I pu Mr., BultetwuTth thst tue defense
must be bound by the answers for these
questions and, with considerable sar-
casm In bis tone, trusted lhEt Brother
ButtetwOrth would read the entits ar.
tiolp.
Miss Pollard, to further questions,
!. SAID that on her return 10 Washington
Ia the iall Of 1893 when Mr.. BfeoAin.
ridge fret formally proposed 10 marry
. her, he hal met her.
a "was st a roper place." interrupted
. Mr. BuiterwOflh,
. "lt was not. | was In house OF
Z designation ON A street lilo eaij ia
me, 'Madeline, thls Is no place to talR
. OF these things,' 40 we went ON the
;. street together lie told me about his
II children, his prospects, and Affairs"
g "Did you ever talk OF marrying
4 while his wife was liyihgp
! "Vefy rarely"
4 "But you dil talk u ~"
4 ave ull."
!, Here tho court adjourned with the
o oross.eXaminatiOn sull uuiluishvI.
> THE DEVOTED WIFE
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March l0.-The
;, vile OF q pfumiusut attorney who II
Il acuuaintai with tue inside iacts Of the
, Breukinridgu p-lard scandal, said
Il To-Day, IN BpesluuE OF the rumor that
Mrs. BrecklnriIge would betk III
u yotcr: .rhu uuoy that she now iu'
. tends ferkiu- "a divorce II entirely
e without foundation, received letter
Il from her las. saturday. IA winch hht
. SAID she WAS M gUud spirits. Every
i Inc was fun OF devotion for Colonel
l. Breckinrldge, whom me believes 10
70 DO the victim % uIacamAii."
e For hirip Of Land.
d BRADFORD, Pa, March l0.-Early
this murning tho Butial., X chester "
j. Pitt-burs ald the WvsIern New lo'k
. a Pennsylvania railroad, engaged Ia
o preliminary skirmlsh Tor strip OF lguu
10 five ieet wide anu 500 lesl lonB auuluhb
on the Western Now foIk & Pennsy i