The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-05

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Il Vas The most Impressive scene he had sVsr
~ think he never wItns,ssl such s,esns
:, Col Br.etintijse, in answer to other cues.
hons said that nt The dssir. to separate was not
him 10 marry her. and when he refused she
said she wanted to Reep up the i'm moral rela-
a Ss er w sn not q ms Tts t the
rsr tS'1 S:GS & R1sH%Ps her out
wal wa. not ds;r0Ss O. pI s her out into
from ston .pd promised 70 a give sE her
she i psy.r ssEsd Jou for a separation on
she did not She was not anxious for .
| liqudation Of our relations in money-she
knew was already giving her es much as
leave as matter Of money negotiation. She
realized that she had me capital lied for
fsrS:S her With s' .nm nsf T mSns 70
Mhe. she LETT me until she could make az;
that she was acting under that arrangement
when 81 sh s, ,st me To- 20 to Cambridge and
Don't you remember that the plaintiff
spoke to you sSsout your citations with colored
never heard 81 that . until she testified to
# on the Stand; .sid the defendant. earnestly.
rvsT F. siIS al G sssa thu, h. had ever
visited Miss Pollard at the house OF Mary Nc
kenzie on second street ~ this city. This f.
child on Feb 3. -isssS The Witness said he
had not heard Of the woman until a day or
her to te,tiiy % the case. He denied in sd..
vance OF her testimony any statement that
might be made By her that he called at her
Then. greatly to the surprise Of everybody.
animation for the pisintifi was vase concluded Col.
Breckinridge looked very much relieved, and
4ss redirect ssnS Zion h' ~ Masa a Butter
~ ioS :Is s sS:
much .yS,as and that some
friends She asked him TO marry ' her, som no
whs. !, p si,, Dto,l,y And he refused Then she
and to their 9son unasr
Of that. He refused again. and then she told
him that she N Tss going to tHloE him
was going to Ksntucky, and when he returned
to Washington che would return:
remarked Col BrecEinrida ao snS shc ssiS
.ngrily that that had no right 70 call her such =
you arc going to make scene. for gracious.
sake make 4 as loud as you can, SO that every
cSntinuipg: the defendant said that they
room, wSer. she .dsms ndsd. that he should
promise to NARY her before he left, and when
sssas n she s you'd sf aa'@ tna as
said the witness with soms6ody snocksd At the
pie. The Information was Impaired to me
that At your VOICE = 20 peculiar that member
did not care whstRsr he heard Y me V or not 'sa
Laughter followed this remark OF the de-
Objection to the continuance Of this line Of
testimony was made by Judge Wilson, and
Judge Bradley. agreeing with him, said he
MAJOR Buttsrworth said the repetition WAS
perfectly proIer. because the plaintiffs attor-
Re sqs, 81 brutal co% one ' toward ' the
plaintiff, Major Butterworth asked the de-
~, ami he did 80. as follows:
The marriage was made secretly. because
other again for some In onths. and as my wife
had beer dead ONLY short time / was on
Of my family. as was also my wife, and We dc.
slrsd these terms to continue and We thought
being. because not only my happiness. but our
hps a =; would depend npon u; lasksd Dr.
@g VIZ. mancs to the oI% more
. .er with my children. That wasths
ferIing. aites the death Of his wife at some
gathering At which he spoke. to the one who |
daughter and not the, plnintln
This eongiuded Col. Breekinridge's ordeal. |
morrow. and he asked the Court not to compel |
offer more tsstimony Judge Wilson wanisd
SadS. sy TAINTED sspu Msor h.SS Gs.
quest and ordered the court adjourned.
rush Tor the door eslore tn eri.r had ehSscs
to pron9unGe the iormsl closing IN order to |
ei.l frame q mind he told the people to take
want to say som sthlpg right hare about |
the disgusting curiosity that has been exhibit
day since this trial began. Y do not mean ali.
The corridors have been crowded. the means
been iiIed with The pruri.nt' and und.r. n
that crowds have assembled before the |
S Sis 2 os., .h.1s s..
morbid eaIlosity BE-. been msnii..tsd
the qualification OF spectators. Many seem to
forget that there are other: on trial besides
on trial are the spectstors-on trial for their
common sense. and deeency-and I am
a verdict OF guilty OF indscency Tor them n
some people come here with nothing but the
mind me Of buzzsrds sitting on fence corner
waiting for an opportunity to pick up tho little
IdioSrn the court" '' "A' - AO'u' ~ u'''
Order In issS isr Nsa-p.yasat OF DAG.
LouIsvIILF. April At was reported that
Col. Breckinrldge would be tried By his Ma
sonic brethren The fact was developed to-
day that he is already under tho ban. The
proceedings OF the Grand Lodge show
that the Colonel was SUSPENDED for non
payment Of dues on Aug. 20. 1885, By
Lexington Lodge, No. !, This suspension
depriyes him OF all the rights and PRIVILEGES
Of Masonry while 1t lasts. but may be ter
minated at anytime by the payment Of the
amount due. 1t does not prevent him being |
tried on other charges. The Masons take
great pride In awidows' and orphans home
m a ntaIned here by tho order OF the whole
state. Miss Pollards grsndmothsr, Mrs. NJ. A,
Gilbert. died In the home In lSsd Two broth
srs, Horatio and John. and sister Rosa. were
wards Of the home for several yeArA
LEAYITrS ACIIOV FOR DAhA6EG
as Dsesat wat = Receiver fer that SEES.
GEO Before Hs Gets u.
A motion for the appointment Of q receiver
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