Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

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speclaele1 .yonng guam, who gave his
maine as ,iaud pelrnth Francis an
WXou,lai,s tnat nls hA,iue9ee was ny sew
iplh, nul ihut most OF DIS ume WIS
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the after place two OF hree times q
Weeh' AiWaNs se9nE eliss Iolu1In enu
frequently Vol blechhnuse With NeE
IN me nrAWlhE lu,ui'
francis testlheH 20 having sem W.
uehcta OF u hipre tii IN pS,vtsn ilu lsllVtyss
Nn tls part OF W. DieVNl''ilusv io' 'A'o
plalnuu.
DR. J. Tabor johnson OF this city, hay.
be was to be absolyed from the profess
siOnal obligation of secrecy. aud being
assured atiirmatively by Miss fohard
attorney. he proceeded @ relate thlt ~
May, lS93, he was called 10 see Niss
Pollard professionally She was suuer
Ing from d miscarriage, aud he treated
her through her illness, While attend
III, her he had seen several letters and
81, e.,rAsns ana when Attorney Carlisle
handed several of them 10 him he iden-
ti6ed the sirnature Nd Col. Breckin-
faAfsgaiE HIhNu they were nAHstsA WV ANA
th,, insn,ction az In, defendant, who sd
t,s,aJ iIs ,lcs and scrutinizcd ,hen
gu ia H. ~ i,,,,rnr
W. N ~, was dated Lexington.
pnv "a eSe edir,ssaad Ia Niiss Pollard
NlHS ~ VI Tbe writer stated that he
IN NeW ~ n, ~" AMI did moi know
hnd iorh'n no ii" me-, 81 sendip- what
| what 70 90 " w, III ~, MI .n,rron,nd-
she might heeli sal SUI n'it,-,i Lcr 10 be
ings We're not NaplH 49, .,sincerely
comfortable ana y, vas n.s,ls,,.i,rid,'W
aud truly, w ~ T. hIe'Nl it. ~. ofBee
Another, dals9 ~ % i'n III hSr where
such sanliarium as she spoke , Of was waste, to
| DE found; said tlat ne musl l u.1i' r,,',,iJ
| ing engagements AMI altclWqlN muu.,1
see what was best 10 90 ~ w. i,o,
to do the best Tor ever, ahe w ~ uosiS,,
and was signed Yours W. - -
| ridge % ho
The third, dated % me lo?n ~ % o nie
| committee an appNpIlelon va W Nj
| Of represenihuNte, MAY - ~, .',,n.
Pollard 10 40 what we 49, XXI b,. "a
Portable ana least u'isNt"u'' ~ No.
put hcrecll unuet lnr l,,,,,. s,,,'
physician IN NasnHs ,.isW M'
said TINT ne NUS lull',, ~ .5i,S' ,,n,,tj
MS he ncolrd the lu9"ys vi 49,
come from thelu' 1nu HnVVgI.tin,.to,, ~
u9,S Alrs. D. ~ ~ M, Nv Mr.
lle.e We{e tea' go, s;,r cross.
CnrllSle an9 men N. 49,, 49,, "'' 30 al.
eA nls IA l.iI u niaS,.i ,6ncnopt The
Ialis on hisi MI, ~, sa, ,,'be,ier tbe NM.
WllIless 0uuiu ~. ~ ~ iy ,rtifisal
@trlAEe uaI ~ p,2u w, ", o,..c t,nI'
, 1870 -. i6,t IL h.d
genoi" nbTqcian. Mary Parsons.
a aui''. ~, 1sss 40 baI att.ndei
Nj PoiinTj NJ III. convent nm Nlasso.
rin,so,ts av,,ne In NnJtiington and In
Snrond street So,rhyyest The latter
nI,ca had bccr sc,s,r,i he no witness
for Mis- poilnrd and male chilli ind
hn., h,ru Nhi,h yyna nlac,l Ia I'M
""6d Won oyer see tbc child after.
yvnrdsyr naked Mr. Wilsnn
, ~ aid"
{ "Who WINS presentln
"The mother OF the child"
Every ear In the court heard a untitled
sobbing. which came from Miss Pollard
/ and looking tnwnrd her the younp
woman was secn with her head bowed
. almost to her lao. shaking cunyulsively
, The two friends from the house If refuge
who have been her constant attendants
bent over irving tO calm her, but her
r emotion could not DE subiued, tlnhlly
/ they were compelled TO take her trun the
room. half leading and half carrying her
! while deep, sympathetic silence was
over the room
Just a. she stepped through the door
% way Miss Pollard iell forward inlhtihg
r and would have touched the hoor hat
! not Htalwurt cnlored BALM spruni
I forward To grasp her IN his arms. Col
Breckenridge ayertcd his face and vhls
/ percd with his attorneys.
As the door Of the courtroom clnse'
, upon the fainting woman. Mr.. Wilson
4 resumed his eNlnlinauon. asking VIVA
!. became OF the child.
a '"The child died. was the answer,
!. 'Wns any communication made L
a van by Miss Pollard as to who was tn
= father Of the childl"
= Dol. Brrckinridgc leaned forward
: h-eakino In eaeerly, II object 20 that
! ,rJ III attorneyr chorused the objection
: ..s,tata md obiertion.r said the iudee
T .rla y. ii,,io, was odnitted and ale
: ~ a. Dr. parsonq snld. !.
u soue VtuT ~ pra,i-in,id,o al hi
! cal!eu uPpll ~ -, ,.i,i,, lin 4
reNdence on ~ ~, sa-,.Iooa tin %,
Q MISS folihIu lot Wy ~ IN - ~
= warded the payment y. 'he on, ~ ~ ~
"a The legal controversy W. th1 ~.
+ sitions was removed, pr nu!'ei
z worth. for Col brecklhHlse' ulnNeN
: suppress dfppsluuh tasvn II" ~
u | niaintiM IA Lexington mAt'u wiz
r, M said. had been served on Mr. Shelby
G who was then attorney In the case nav
n ing only appeared for tue dolehnant o
< one or two occasions when deposition
were taken under special authority
r Afidayits OF Col. Breckinride', ms hooi
n Desha Breckenridge, and his partner, a.
-Ha. a ne ~ las II