davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-10
QeoesfGue

tpur6en beute 8Ormittag BEL benz &esiitrar
beS @eiunObeitsamtes nie foLgt angez
melbet:
g8iaiam 6aber, 81 S.. 1913 80. Ctr.
@otbartne Saber, 81 s., baielbft.
Mart6a 8ertDaus, 8 W., 115 6tgbtr.
Wtinnie Nuguita @ltiabetb l1lrid9, II g.,
1922 8rig6tpoob 9lpe.
Trau Caroline @itt, SO S., 225 Ginefr.
@ugen 2trtbur 8ermestirben, 8 &c.,
1877 6ublon QlOe.
2(nno Gmtlie 5uber, 36 S., 1875 Qi6z
Lamb Qtpe.
SoDm gu6er, SO S., $50 g. QeoDittfr.
Sobn 2Oren3, 65 S., 81 6isbitr.
Nuguit Setbert, q S., s. s. 9oipttal.
@uitop Bart, 35 49, 3215 8aIitr.
Warttn Suelsberg, 81 S., Nlerianerz
8rliber=6olpital
8, 6, 3epp, 80 S, 70 5, QOs.
, 1894-04-10
GrnnOeigentbnHt
a. ON -sOmmerfrtfa


eOttet in q. 6. 9sftn9's gotpers Safe eubbtpifOn
@uf aueentsinen @uni6 Der 3abIrsi9en geIuber BON
Serrn 9etn9's Sarm am Boomers Cafe i'll @isconfin lit
Die Safe=5rOnt i'll Gotten a~usgeIest nnb in ben Marft
9ebraft. Beiuers Safe lift in 8peiItinbteer Sobrt nit
Der 9tortb @efterH=8obn gu errei9en, Iiegt nabe Der
Station SetDo Suuetion, miscoifin. Ste fur3e SoDrt
BON Senoa Sunetiou 5nm Sate lift reid an Seeusrteu uuo
8epdbrt cine berrIide Iusi6t ouf oos berllmlie9eube
Serrotn. Die Soften BADEN fduumtIi6 so 5uB Slbfruut
am See unO isIbit i'm betBeftsn CONNER trebt Elm be.
itdubi9 ffbIer Miub opm Shbeu uber ben Safe uub Tnb
in SOI9e Der Siofront unb beg 1tetig fabIen minoss
oieie Gotten Die bsgebrtefteu am eouaen Safe; fs babsu
eiHe Siefe bon 400 5uB, fiub NIT ben iGbufteu
S9attenbduTen, iple @iben, 8u9en. @ebern. uuo onerlei
S9iin99elpGaien %beftan0eu. erbebeH fb t~bsilpsiis so 5us
uber ben See unb bieteu cine maIertife Qusiibt iber ben
eine Ntetle brctteu NIB amer WteiIeu lou9eH See, tueL9er
an S9onbett uuo Sceuerieu benz Safe @eneoa, benz be.
ltebteiten See Wisconiuus, 9leihtomntt. Sas Hare
Wafer. bon @iienqueuen geI0brt, iret opu alien Sumpf.
pflan3en, Der ianoi9e 9uOeu bieteu Die i96mften Babe,
pIdbe subIretde Slide. Spotfabrem uab Seaelu IaOsn
gu Olelem Sport. Sir 9obeanItaItsu, CUTE gerpfesuus
unO prompte gerbiuOung s%piiden Der Station SeuDa
Sunction unb benz Safe 1T seiorst.
Sur So Gotten iiuo norbauoen; feir. GomiIit uuA
IaturIiebbaber iontsu IS uuterlaIIen, fi5 cine Bouft,ns
gu ii1sru, 9sdbere austunft ertbeilt iuuis gIntt.n
oerisubet
6. MeIms.
1885 NiItpautee ape.
ooer 3immer so, 9sp. 20 60 Gale Ctr.
@Geiuiger assnt. 9elO. unb aanSgeI66ft.
, 1894-04-10

MnftiOnszS erf6nfe.
uftipns=N ptt3.
RtsuIdre 9ertoufs.Sa9s:
WtOnto9s uub 9ounerita9s.
peat I gertdufs an onbersn Sas.n beg MOnats.
Waersn ouf Brinat.Yertauf. WbolsioIe ober EetaiL su
Auttious=YreiieH.
gsrtaufe BON MObuuu9s-Ginri9tun9en eiue Spssialitat
GeIh pGrsef9ofieu bel uebertraquug.
GprreiPonoeuseu meroeu eruartet.
WtGrtiH @mett6 j. Sc.
Nuftipn1re,
12ap1S, tuio 261 6 263 Stots Ctr, Chicago.
81 utttons:9erfout BON ,gferben Il. 10. 9iens,
~ tags In0 6reita9s I'M 10 ubr. 8erfauf BON neieG
Sops9uggtes nm II l1br, 261 Q9eft Il. StraBe,
M. 8. @berIe,
Aufttnn6r bon 6runba unO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
22ll1S tulo
, 1894-04-10

- Nm nd6iten Montag beginnt Dor
&ihter @rOscup i'm 8unbes9eri9t ser
8rO3eB gegen lieutenant Mauep tpe9en
@rmorbung oeS Gopt. 6ebberg. Soute er
frei9eiproden perOen, 10 muB er einen
3peiten 9ro5eB Dor benz Wtlttargeri3t be-
itehe11.
, 1894-04-10
Neue An5eigen.

OIae Qooes= ln3ei9en, wel9e fir ole
mor9en.2 us9abe Ger DJainois Stats
3%eitune" %ouf9e9eben weroen, erfdeinen foften.
fret i'm 2lbenobIatt. Die 0nnahme pom 2Ir=
5ei9en fir oos QbenobIatt f6lte6t nm II uhr
mitta9s, fir ole mIoreen=2us9abe UNI 10 1Rr
Qbenos.
, 1894-04-10
9t1bmal6inen.


GtnQer, Wbeeler & Milfou. 9omeitir Stanear6,
@btte, 9DiCor & @tbbS, Stem Some, SroinlLs sou
bis $25. 90. 9orautirt polltauoig unb iutaft. q SpeTs
GleCtrtc 3d., @de State uno Noams Str., Gtutrltt 2OS
gsodm, 17ms, 1StgIulO
, 1894-04-10
&erlpren: perlanfem; aeitOblen.


RerIoren; Suuser grauer Mops i6par3eS3nau3e,
uiQe.' Der mir lpiIIen l6Bt no er 1T. erbdlt $40 Selob'
Muno. 8 MellS Ctr, D6en.
, 1894-04-10
SpSeSEQfn3cioe.

Srellnbeu rnb 8efauuten Die trouriqe Na6ri6t bnB
lnetu 9eliehter Sotte
NObert 2SaIter
ON @tonta9 ben 9. @pri1, i'm 9tlter bon 43 Sobren, 6
WtOnate nnb 8 Gage. %9eitor6en lit. Sic 8eerbt9un9 i'm.
bet ppm Sr0uerbauie, 16 gBiQpp Ctr, 9Duneritog ben
u. @prtly ~9toGmtttags 2 ubr, na6 @rocelanb itatt. lin
title GbeiInabnte bitten Die betritbenoen 3interbliebenen,
4l,ttta @0Iter, Sattin.
EeIenQ WoIfer, Sinh.
, 1894-04-10

Trernbeu nnb 8etonnteu Die ~trourt9e go1ri9t SoB
uuIer oeliebter 8otte IND Batter Sobi0S 8oIoIdlnliSt
@onnto9, ben 8. glpril. ianft inn Serrn entl9lafeu lit.
Sic SeerOiQuu9 finoet W%tittuodl, punft l llbr, bonn
Srauerbaule, 2440 @ottage Srooe @pe.. mad @racelanb
Itott. Gloria 0oIoid1nltot neblt &tH0er.
0itte fe;rp 8I11upu
, 1894-04-10
betrathsf

SoGgen6e 6eirat9sldeine tpurben 6eute
Worgen Don 6errn Salomonion im8ureal
oes GountpcLerfs ouSgefertigt:
, 1894-04-10
Accordia-Loge No. 277 A, F. & A, M,

Sic 8riiber Der @cCoroia=&o9e iiu0 bierourd3 eriudt,
ii) Ntitttpod). ben II. Aprtl, Mtitta9S punt ri l1br, in
Der &o9enbale 5u perIantmelu, I'm ar benz 8eordbnlB
unieres oertor6eHen gruoers se.trD Nudler tbeilaus
nebmen. s.. @r1il @n1GD, W4. h. ct.
10ap2t SGtI StraG, Seer.
, 1894-04-10
S=Mn1

0erlpanoter unb Srentbeu bic traurige %9tadrtdbt, boB
nniere Xobter TrGllceS, un1er einsi9es, 9eliebtes Sinh,
inn <er bon 8 Sobren uub l MtDnQt am 8. Aprtl mad
fur3er I9merer &rantbeit innft enti9lofen 1T. 8eerot.
Mitfa0S, pom 3rauerbauie, 753 9irpn Ctr, mad Der
9etblebems=Strbe, bon bort no9 @racelauo. I'm title
TbeilEQbme bttten bic tiefbetriibteu @ltern:
8fIheInt mn Clara ShieI, Deb. We0ner.
, 1894-04-10
SDSeS=0tusetae.

Ereunbe1 uno Setonnten bic traurioe Ha6ridt, bag
mem ~9eliebter Sotte Srieorid Ratdl, Sobn bonn
oer1torbeneu @arI &aud). I'M Glitter BON q SobreH eeItDr=
ben lit. Die 8eeroiguug Itnbet ON Wtittpo6, ben II.
NpriL 2 l1br 9tadmitto9s, bonn Srouerbonie, 1918 Sft
So. Ctr, n1be State Ctr, mad Saflppoo itatt. Sic
trauern0en Sinterbliebenen.
MebeI 1famdl nebft 8inb unb @srpanbten.
, 1894-04-10
SnNeS=Qlnscfne

9lbbIt1 perI6ie in i1rer @pbnun9, 225 8ine Ctr,
out 9. &priI nm 6 ubr MorgeuS int @lter bon SO SSSobre1
1no s Wtonoteu nteire 9elIebte Satin &aroIimc YGttt.
8eeroieunQ ftnDet ftatt nm Wttttlpo1, ben IL. @priL
1919 l1Dr Wtttto9s, noD @alobejm.
SeenrD @Sitt, @otte,
1Oop2t nebIt &iuoern unO 9erlpoubten.
, 1894-04-10
anplttn Rehecrn-anee 90, .. W. W. q.

5npbtn dRFhfrrn-4ngR SO, o o. o. ..
Sen Mitglleberu obiger 9o9e sur gtaGri9t, DoB um=
1ere S9me1fer Caroline 2Sftt, 225 @i1e @troBe, am
9. Aprtl ~9eftOrben lit. 9te 8eamten itno eriu6t am
MtttmO6, ben II, Npril, 11h ubr 8ormtttags, in Der
&oQenballe, 227 9tortb 9toe, gu erIbeinen, nm Der 0er=
~itor6eneu Die IeBte @bre gu ertOei'en.
&OuiIa &Sabt, 8. 81.
GatDGri1G GSpcfer, Sefr.
, 1894-04-10
SoSeSau3eiae.

Treanoet 1nO 8efannten bic traurt9e @u5ei9e, boB
1tnier 9eliebter Satte unb 8ater
SpbtaS 0oIeI1mtiot
inn Bitter BON Sc Snbren ms Sountag Nbeno ourh BEN
Sob entri1Ien lpur0e. 8eerolgun9 Mtttmod, ben IL.
Npril, nm l ubr, bonn Srauerbauie 244O @ptto9e @rupe
Aoe, no9 Sracelano.
SIUrta 0oISI6miSt.
Seine 9lumer.
, 1894-04-10
6cNOrbeM*

&uI1t, etnSi9e 9o9ter BON 6 barles u. Iro Bertb q
Grbe, I'M @lter ppn l SaDr uub 3 Monaten. 8eerot'
9un9 am Wtittpob ben IL. @priL, gta9mittaqs 2 ubr,
oDm Srauerbauie 268 Sim ctr. aus, uadD 9raCelano.
, 1894-04-10
G0rmen.

Opei CUTE i'm Mttttelpuntt bon @iscOufiu beleseue
- Sarnten btaig gu oerfauen Ober 81 pertaui6elT gegeH
@bicago 9ropertD. Abr. B 81 S~toatsste. 10op7t
, 1894-04-10

Qmos $. 0entts, goia @tart. ...... .24-21
QSalter 0tQ, Nba Saplor. ......... PTS
3bomoS &1pat, &atarSpna &omperba 1874
Youl SSSnalOomSft, GDid Oors5emsfi21-19
Sames Sib9erolb, 9l11ie O'@ora.. -. 1874
@bos. 6. greulenr, War9ret 6. Sec
Sobn solar, morp 8icef... ....... 1918
Charles Molbea9, Nnnte Gbrtaionie EFT 32-24
@barleS Is. SbtQ, Wfar9ret &c. 6onaleS28-21
Nntoni 9upro1o1pics, 9l9ate SOwalsto26-28
8tQtom Oon1tb, @maltOa &loB..... .25-17
&eoftl Wtac5eiemstt, Sran5isfG DIS
CHARLES q. Qtnberi on, S6a 9. So6nion93-S6
Sobi1 Sa6om, 9fettie Sitter. 800. 1878
Sal1 6li6, Rotar5Dna @optusfa. &C.. .21-17
Wti9ael 0riscou, Sulta 0ownep. 80. .27-23
gilbert 90. Suffice, oSrete 8. @ibbou.. 1915
Socob &ertbbeinter, Srou @itber Srat=
-Sobn SOiepb Moumoun, anoitaspa
W0ceIepStd. .27-23
G6arles Neumanlt, Stole 8eIins. 80. .22-1S
Rubolp 6opp, Sttilie Qemanbomsta. .23-19
So9t guentber, Bertha SrOmu1b. 1876
NlDtrt S6afier, 2outle Stillmau. . ...24-25
Wtlltam s. @larf, Wtn1ie 6. Oopis. .24-19
gilbert Jttemalt1, emma Gtl $500. .24-21
Ntatom 80. @orteQ, 2llcp 6unter. . .29-22
Sobn Is. @lop, S6ereie &epner. ...... 1870
@borleS s. 9SiQtoms, WtarD 9. SAT-
.2S-24
Otor RoIenber9, @lt5obetb 6lumer. . ..28-27
6arrp s. 8earO, Grace GDberts. ..... 32-22
6enrD q. Ga 6ore1t, Clara 9. Oa6is=
31-31
Sbomos Goritens, Nsnes Ri6or0i OH. .28-26
Set @erOffentttcbung ~unieres geitrtsen
8eri9tS %eripirft:
8eniamin 2ebmout, Carrie @toGt=
9ercp sc. @mitb, 6osel MOblep. $50
8bomos 0'@onnor, SriD9et Soup.. 49,. .28-26
0e1rp 6. Safe, 8prb @or0er. 800. 1876
QSt(tam S'@raDt, emma @%roi1er... .21-19
Wti9ael @o99i1t, &atle @olIb .30-27
Solepb IS. 8irreu, @rescentid Sang. .29-22
gSil9elm @~ulOenpfennig, Marsaret6a
@ertlet1t. 1875
NlotS 0el0uf, Barbara Sdberopa. ..25-19
&tutom q. 9arris, 2i5Ste 6olmes. ..21-19
Sltper S. Wtobr, Wtabel NeDman. . .27-19
9St0iam 90. Gol entbal, @elia Sturm 1913
Casper @6urar, &lllti9unbe &eBl. 800. 21-17
SalneS Garter, Warp g., Scu0eu. ..... 25-18
Mortia Sc. Wfit9ell, Wfarp 90, Hur=
9rancis 1. 0insr' 5iino cor6on S Ss-q8
StontSlom @teSlod, @1relia 0a5=
NOND'' 0O"~1O ONbuD ~" sEt-HO
So9u g, 0teiup, Qrna NtuQer. 49,. 1876
SOiepb 8. 8eit, &berela 9. 8tO6e.. .21-18
Zee 8ormof, &ote 8oplOr. ....... .27-22
@iQiam q. 2oOmis, @ertruoe s.
Sprt19er. ......... .23-21
9erutaul g. 8rortbenbnrs, 9elem
SmaltI or... .24-18
@1itap 6i6ter, @snes @e6wa..... 1913
gtelS Sbomplon, GiteQa Slnttb.. ...25-18
Soiepb Soula, Goiie Solar. ....... .23-19
G6arles Seiuber9, @itber @reen9arb.. .27-21
Safpb GO9bt, Wtinnte Goot. 1850. .2O-2O
@u9en @r6anlt, Oto99ie Oefern1artn. 1921
gSiliam Sap, @Oelai6 @baw.: .22-22
@aetalto Slmmote, @armela Qotella. .34-21
SoSquate Otar@i, Otoiine 6llrentiuo. 1870
SO9n Wattmore, Bridget @tlboolp. .24-22
Sranf Solar, 9(nta &licpero. ....... 1870
Sonulel @rtmwooO, Wtarp 6. @ra1=
Sens s. Spran9aorb, Nnnte Senien. 1913
George &. Slair, &OffOr6, SQ.y Neute
S1Ddnl. ....... .24-24
Gbarles WtOr9al, Q8tlbelmtne 2tnber=
N6Olpb 81, MOedel, Selene Seirri3.. 1876
, 1894-04-10
Hartner5.

Sc erGou9t: Sin iutelti9euter Mauu (SsraeIttL. Der
bel elmer Gtulage pou $50 lid an benz etHrtall9en
Werfouf elmer ~Ieltenen Spe5ialit1t, Die IN tpen!gen 2a9en
einelt Geingelpiun BON $500 ablptrft, hetbellI9en lptl.
Sebr ernit. 8ein S1minoeL Sfferten inter
r 13 Staats3tQ.
, 1894-04-10

3u bermietben: Stores, @obnungert &c.
2 rsrmtstBtn:
cute OfftteB
Ct1atssSettuugs.9ebauHe
SroBe& Si5erbetts9eDbIbe
Sampfbetsuugu q. IL
msssn GiHseGnbsiteu fprsat DOr in AeV
Gtaatss8eitnn9s.Dffies
ode aGafbtnatOn @troBs unb Siftb ABE
On permietBeu Nn etne rubi9e ffeine 6omiIie
~ 16oner 8. 5lrIr=5Slat NIT 8 groBeu 2immerr. Suites
&idbt III iebem 53immer. &ent S36 per Nt omat.
9ap3t s. &etterer, 533 @Ieoelano @ue.
On nermietben: Gin bHbides Stat BON 6 8iuts
~ nern, ale bell; aHe 8equemliGfeiten.
3ap7t sd 9eetbonen Ylnce.
On bermtetben: G9Due neue moDnrnQet BON
- je 6 3immern NIT a1eWt @omfort, fir nun SIP, nlr
elm paar 8lod bonn Nopnbaler 8obubDfe in Der gliun
NOe., 8I0d n0rolid) BON Der Belmont Moe. 0eleqeu.
gta6b5nfrageu NtittaQS in 9D. 80 III St0otSaeitunQss
@ebduoe. Sobn Saniien. a2no, BAN.
On permietbeu: Seine ueae 5lats nit mo0ernen
~ Gtnrtdtun9en nabe Der @iien= unb brei Sirien Yfer0e.
b1DneH. Jo. 744 Urocelaro Noe. 23no, baip
, 1894-04-10
gu mietben qeIu6t.

On mtetbeu eIubt +: Gin 0aus (@ottaae) nit
~ 5L6. 3tnmern nno 9otronm bis l. Ntoi; piroe
li6e @b5abluu9 faufen. 9~toroIeite pber @eItleite nahe
StroBenbabn Dorse5ogeu. &6reiie: w 90 pStsats. "
9ap6t
, 1894-04-10
Seri6ie0enes.


G6uIDenI S6uIoeul S6uI0eH!
~ Anerlei idle9te S6Hloen iofOrt coaeCtirt.
Seine 3%abIuug Dbue GrfOlgH
Spuitnbler iutrter oil oono.
8epplss SELECTION Ageucp.
92-94 Saaae Str. 3immer37.
5bs1S Seutib pirb bier eefprObeu-
, 1894-04-10
TinantieneS.


0Rpie. GuinIan s 60, Wtorteage 8onfers, 72 Sears
~ bornftrabe, OerIeibeu Geo auf @bica9oer Sruno.
eigeutbum au ben uisorigiten 4reiien. iotUie aud onf Sc
b0u0e. 6oes, 1St
, 1894-04-10

abe1oblatt Der autnots ataata- aettrna, pte1ttae, 10, aprtl 1894.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-14

WASHINGTON, u. g. March S-The
dingy. little white court house of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, an old-fashioned spec
linen of architecture standing in Judi
ciary square. fronted by imposing white
marble pillars and overlooking a statue
OF Abraham Lincoln. will be the theater
for weeks to come of the most sensational
episode Of litigation ever known to the
passing generation of Washingtonians.
Congressman w. G. i. Breckenridge.
long titled the silver-tongued orator Of
Kentucky son Of presbyterian minis
ter, veteran Of the confederate army, a
member OF one of the most distinguished
families of his state, and heretofore con-
spicuous as d politician and churchman,
begins today the role of defendant in a
suit for $4,000 damages for breach of
promise and betrayal. brought ny Miss
Madeline '. Pollard. also a Kentuckian.
Last August the suit was fled few
days after the second marriage OF Col.
Breckenridge. Since then both parties to
the suit have been engaged i'm taking
testimony i'm Kentucky and Cincinnati,
the attorneys for Miss Pollard endeayor-
ing to substantiatc her assertions that
Col. Breckenridge betrayed her when a
girl in a seminary at Cincinnati, was the
father of her three children and had
made repeated promises TO marry her;
while the statements secured by Mr.
Breckinridge tend to blacken the charac-
ter Of the plaintiff.
Miss Pollard for year held a clerical
position in the census bureau at Wash
irgton and has done much writing for
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-14

Hot words followed and before the mat
ter could be stopped Mr. Shelby struck
Mr.. Johnson a blow. Mr.. Carlisle came 10
the assistance OF Mr. Johnson and in a
moment the lawyers on each side We're
involved in what would undoubtedly
have been an ugly fracas hadn't the cool
headed men in the crowd OF members %
the bar which surrounded the angry law
yers interfered and separated the COM
batants. The affair created somewhat
Of a sensation and added 10 the remark
able Incidents OF the day. Judge Brad
ley stated that he would investigate the
trouble in the morning and fine the Of
Tending person for contempt Of court.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-14
The AttorncNs Fight.

After the brief cross-examinatton or
this witness, the legal controversy over
the dispositions was renewed. Mr.. But
terworth, for Col. Breckinridge. moved
TO suppress q deposition taken for the
plaintiff in Lexington March Z. Notice,
he said. had been served on Mr. shelby.
who was then attorney in the case, haV-
ing only appeared for the defendant or
one or two occasions, when dispositions
were taken under special authority
Affidavits by Col. Breckenridge and his
son Desha Breckenridge. and his partner,
Attorney Shelby, were read at cOnSidera-
BILE length regarding the defendants
arrangements with counsel which dld
not seem altogether relevant in parts,
Judge Bradley once interrupting 10 in
quire: What has that got to do with
this matter?'
The main point made was that notice
of the DISPOSITIONS should have been
given to Col Breckinridge's lawyers in
Washington. Messrs. Thompson and Me
Kenny. Mr.. Butterworth argued at
length, and then MIR. Johnson replied for
the plaintiff, referring rather sarcasti-
cally to what he termed the peculiar
proceedings in kentucky,' and the pecu-
liar manner of the connection OF the
Kentucky attorneys with the case. who
had appeared generally in the prelimi-
nary proceedings for the advantage of
matters to his disadvantage had secret
qualification.
In the taking of the fifty dispositions
for Col Breckenridge neither the defend
ant, nor Attorneys TOtten, Thompson
and Mckinney had appeared, but always
the Kentucky attorneys. of whom ii was
now said that they had not been attor-
neys Of record.
Mr. Johnson characterized the objec-
ton as a piece of chicanery. insOlence
and effrontery.
When Mr. Johnson had finished his
argument Judge Bradley said that TIE
court would adjourn
Mr. Shelby of kentucky. of whom Mr..
Johnson had spoken sharply. jumped TO
his feet saying: ''WiH your honor allow
me- but Judge Bradley adjourned
court. As soon as he had done so Col.
breckenridge stepped mp before the bench
aud addressed him about some matter.
but the judge waved him aside with an
expression of annoyance on his face.
Fight I'm the Corridor
An exciting scene indicating the i'm
tense feeling which exists between the
counsel on the opposing sides occurred
lust outside the court room when the
court adjourned for the day. Mr. Shelby.
of counsel for defendant, rebuked Nj.
Johnson, Of counsel for plaintiff, for his
harsh criticism of Mr. Shelby during the
course OF the afternoons proceedings.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-14

newspapers. some
times under the
name of Madelina
Ninton Pollard and
occasionally as Mad
cline Brecki fridge
Pollard. During the
months following the
filing Of the suit she
has lived in the house
of refuge of the
episcopal church i'm
Washington and her
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-14
After the coIoncIs Place.

LEXINGTON. Ky. March IA large
and enthusiastic crowd. this afternoon,
listened 10 the speech Of w e. Owens.
opening his campaign for the nOmins-
ton to succeed Col. Breckenridge
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Opening of the Famous
Trial at Washington,
With Col. Breckenridge as
Defendant.
CRUSH AT THE COURT ROOM
Public Interest in the Case Be
ing Very Great.
The Kentucky Congressman
Present and Looking Well.

He viii Take N Prominent Part in
His Own Defense-ArraS Of PrOmi-
meat AttorneSS-Ntzs Pollard Calls
for S5O.c0O DamaEcs-Tbe Historic
Temple of Justice-Thc Days Pre-
ccediu=s.
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breckenridge Paid the Bur.

Col. Breckenridge averted his face and
whispered with his attorneys. AS the
door Of the courtroom closed upon the
fainting woman, Mr. Wilson resumed
his examination, asking what became Of
the child.
THE child died" was the answer.
WAS any communication made TO
YOU by Miss Pollard as to who was the
father of the child?"
Col Breckenridge leaned forward
breaking in eagerly. 4 object to that
and his attorneys chorused the objec-
ton.
state the objection" said the judge
Mr. Wilson said that the question had
been carefully guarded. The objection
was admitted and after more cTosS-fire
DR.. Parsons said: L called upon Col.
Breckenridge at his residence on MIST.
with bill TO Miss Pollard for my serv
ices He forwarded the payment of the
bill to me-"
She had seen Col. Breckenridge and
Miss Pollard together on the street.
In response to crOss-examination the
doctor said that she told Col. Rrecbin-
ridge that she had held the bill for sew
eral weeks until paid: had heard that
he was Miss Pollard's guardian and
asked him to pay il,
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FOR COMMISSIONER, FIRST DISTRICT
WILLIAM j. SCHLEICHER.

Candidate for County Commissioner First
District. subject 10 the decision OF the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
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trouble should arise-if there should be
any talk. | suppose she meant. Nothing
was said about any lawsuit. I don't
suppose she knew then that there would
be one
The Threatened Suicide.
This incident occurred about the 18th
of May. Something had been said about
Col. Breckinridge's attentions TO Mrs
Wing. Miss Pollard had said that she
kept a pistol by her bed at night, whereat
Mrs. Thomas had expressed alarm,
fearing that on account OF the strain she
had been laboring under Miss Pollard
might shoot herself" Before leaving
the stand Mr. Francis announced, in re-
Spouse to Il question. that he was en-
ployed in the law office at COudert Bros
in New York
DIR. Johnsou's story.
DR. J. Tabor johnson Of this city. hav-
ing kissed the bible asked the court if
he was TO be absoIyed from the pro-
fessional obligation Of secrecy, and be-
ing assured affirmatively by Miss Poll
lard's attorney. he proceeded to relate
that in May, 1925. he was called TO sec
Miss Pollard professionally. She was
suffering. from miscarriage. aud he
treated her through her illness While
attending her he had seen several lot
tets ana Ifeifl grams. ana MIfu AAAbLNtA
Carlisle handed several OF them TO him
he identified the signatures as Col
Breckinridges Then they were passed
over for the inspection OF the defendant
who adjusted his spectacles and scrU-
tinized them with his lawyer.
enc of these was dated Lexington
May -. 1898. addressed - Miss Pollard
| in New York, the writer stating that he
bad formed no plans. and did not know
what to do as yet; spoke of sending
what she might need: said that his sur
| 10 be comfortable. ana was signed "sip-
cerely and truly. W. e. p. Brecl inridgo.''
Another. dated At his sons law office
| in Lexington, May y, asked her where
such a sanitarium as she spoke of was
to be found said that ne must fulfill
pressing engagements. and afterward
! would see what was best 70 do as he
wanted to do the best for every one
and for her. and was signed yours, W.
c. 7. Breckenridge
The third. dated at the room Of the
house Of repreSentatiV May %, told
Miss Pollard to do what was best most
comfortable and least dangerous told
her 10 put herself under the care Of her
physician in Washington. who knew her:
said that he must fulfill his euCa gements.
as he needed the money which would
come from them. and inquired Where
! does Mrs. b. go from Washington"
These We're read 10 the jury by Mr.
Carlisle and then Attorney Ston cross
examined the physician upon the details
of Miss POllard's confinement. The Wit
ness could not say whether the miscar-
riage had been produced by artificial
means, but had found no evidence tend
ing TO show that
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Miss Pollard Fnints.

A female physician, Mary Parsons,
testified that in 1855 she had attended
Miss Pollard at the convent on Massa-
chusetts-ave. in Washington and in Sec
ond-st 5. W. The latter place had been
secured by the witness for Miss Pollard
and male child had been born which
was placed in an asylum.
Did you ever see the child after
ward2' asked Mr.. Wilson.
Il
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOR COMMISSIONER. FIRST DISTRICT
SAMUEL PFENDLER,
Candidate for County Commissioner. First
District. subject TO the Democratic County
Convention.
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An exciting scene followed this an
swer. Every ear i'm the court heard a
muffled sobbing, which came from Miss
Pollard, and looking toward her, the
young woman was seen with her head
bowed almost TO her lap, shaking con-
Vulsively. The two friends from the
house of refuge who have been her coll
slant attendants bent over her. trying
to calm her but her emotion could not
be subdued. Finally they We're COM
PEELED to take her from the room. half
leading and half-carrying her, while a
deep. sympathetic silence was over the
room. Just as she stepped through the
doorway. Miss Pollard fell forward
fainting and would have touched the
floor had not stalwart colored baiin
sprang forward TO grasp her in his
strong arms