The sun., 1894-03-23

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LsIipeton, as several witnesses have shown
bad bsen, s,I. n the be lieE.tZ nine year. and had
net petP p.sd Ssep fpsdnsntv snsush 'h'y were
sistsr, Augustine Was positive that DR.. Mary
asylum. thus contrsdictins Dr. street who de-.
posed that she bad attended Miss Burgoyne
sdsr also
sys ' ss' 'H sr.S an 'ss dsEs s.o ot eSr s%o
Miss Pospd had ssId tbst tSsrs 80 wa. statue
IS sts sss or s''S% sSsS ae $
Sister Augns.thne: & tine while sdmit.ipE that such ,
asfessys @ % The % snss X. "dte a.
ponent. read By Mr.. Catlisle. developed nothing
The deposition Of Mrs Lena Schmidt who
read next By Mr. -stoii. Mrs. sciInidt could
iSpd ssis shs % Rnsw de the deponents % aes but dd
not know her name. In. examining Mrs.
sss sreadT Sess SroSSSt out IN aRs
e. sister Agnes sne sister hueustipe. that
a% is' R0'bs r Sae.%ss, SS'4 isSs Eef that ;as
not ehTsst e get ss ST S So
ss$s. ssf .Rss Ssi %S; @
sas iss s Esd mem Ss' foRG
veil at at the n asylum. On cross.eIsmina alton Mrs.:
Schmidt said that there, was. a .impe minded
name was Eliza. but she did not rem ember
that Miss Pollard went up to this woman dur
Ing the. visit last December and called her By
When Mr. stoli started to read the deposit
tion 9t Or. W. Z. DeCourcey; who had been ,l the
tsrisl, lie resdlne DO dispenssd with. but
Wilson who was at the asylum in 1884 or 1885:
yssd IN Ss snd sSe Claimed that
know her DR.. DeCourcey did not remember
6nsside asd % physieians sG % %somstinSs Visited pa:
tients. but no female doctor had attended any
woman there a. child6irth; Dr. t DeC9uMyney ' Misg
Eoryiiie q. Brown. who va. teseher a, the
ba. b1S W <. Brown. % was princIpai Of the eSiisS:
WitS Si MIS- d Pollard in the iai q 1883 when she
entered the school under an agresment by old
der OF the school year. Rcdes fell behind in
his and S..n % gave n0t Sr o
always claimed to be hard up Objection to
the deponent was made By Mr.. Carlisle. and
Mr.. stoil retortsd that L was proper 70 show
the relationship between hodss ana Miss FOL
That's . somewhatnovel proposition" said
There are many novel things In this case
your Honor" said Mr.. Stoll
xes there are EsIsss mar cd Iudfe G BradTIess Ts
sSiseecn sSaf Is sl sas.alHss sSSsa ;Sass br.dI:s
Mr. Carlisle made another objection to testi;;
at the records. and after = long discussion.
Judge Bradley ruled out this part Of the owl
Continuing. Mr.. Brown SAID that Miss Pol.
he was certain that she had not been absent
BrsoHinridss @ admits. that the piaiHsif and the
defendant became acquainted on q railroad
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Ssss Il he stsss I:S:lsta.s and sIt ssld tSsy
SS the as s M s1sss siss Ssa !:
Col. Breckinridee came 70 see her /, thought
BrscfinridSe % S in her nsneT 'N'
ss s:sssl ssd
ss S SsHfs her sna Brssi s5:
wien ala Miss Pollard begin using tas
ft was after her return homo from q visi.to
MIS- fSssd Snss 81
ing Col Breekinridge after her, her return turn to The the
sst sGsSi ca 5CB nasu
sissE Iis. FolIssd had a EspS e dGSa S Into sss II
was In charge OF the college then; and asked II
shs might 90 out driving with Col Breekin-
iSss ins q. sH sSoat % dusk Col BrsefipSdse rstaHnsd
with carriage and took Miss Pollard away In
T. Mth rC% he schoo 20 MI Brown ssd
that she had not been asked 20 go. but she was
HS ssa to been aoaa
have been no objection to her remaining IL she
Judge bradley had talk with Major Butter
worth and Mr.. Carlisle. and on Major Butter
Wortf's statement that he would like to 90
away until Monday Judge BRADLEY agreed to
adjourn the case over until that day from this
afternoon. As to- morrow 10 Good Friday. the
court will not sit anyhow.
Just before adjournment Mr.. Carlisle asked
Judge Bradley TO sit on Saturday for arRu-
ment on the admission OF evidence to
which objection had been =. made. but
" likely that Major Butteryorth could be
present on that day; II was finally arranged
saturday morning II Major Butterworth ap-
peared
Mr.. Brown. in giving his evidence. described
Rodas as good old-fAshioned farmer"
We don't care what he looked like" inter-
rupted Judge Wilson, evidently intending the
remark for an objection.
- We 10, we do. |" said Mr. Stoll with warmth.
and then he went on reading.
There has been some evidence submitted to
connect Prof. Joseph @. Oyermysr Of Wesleyan
College ana Miss Pollard In . love af1hlr, based
on a statement In Miss Pollard's letter 20 her
irIand Maaaia brown. that She had sattled