The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-17
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RAISING sins ss demure iIttis sehooIgiri az and II
| going to Sarah Gesa's assienstion house with
Were " yon = ever at Sarah Cess .houss
with .sny other man than Mr. BrsckinridEs p
No. air. certainly not" she replied
She told Of how che and Col: Bteckinrids &c
Rsiose o" her second enid vas born. he under
the nsne q san Wster S Of kfSn,pssS ana she
cause. ss che, said. she had to 20 some.
n'F s.. lI SSn. infant A.Jlp%. but csI
Breckinridee took her svay when the
m:si SIS soaS her, ,Ss ssIS g re- ssa:S
10 a convent on Massachusetts avenue. where
fsh F' snsasd 'T % time fms M o eIaFt
g sS. G is S.mS e I..o Mass. DO' T%.as
| she rem aimed six months. and then came back
WIslnps Mss d pSlI sren neP S.+ By do
BreckinriJee alter his wife died.
he i Ia .s Gissc"dbnIs 20 M
basket and she cared for it. AID 1 want youto
Mas Pollard then told Of what has been told
maternity in March. 1893. and Col. Breckln.
iistssr % FcI Moore. the Chief Of Police. ana to
III. =; y LinsSm ;.,.,,.n. 70 h., from Co,
v.Ts in nf ssE and and
reterring to M g9insd to ssn p mere
eoUefed psTiod from SSy Is to Juyb i
ing Mi tour mr. lie sdVised her to remain at Mrs.
Mr. 0 CsrIisls wanted Miss Pollard TO tell what
she and Col. Breckinridge had said about her
going to the sauitsrium. but Miss Pollard
i don't want to say these thing. before so
many men" she said. can't do 1t. You
The question was not repeated. Miss Pollard
S Sas G question: s followed. One related to
what Col. BreekinridRe meant By . reference
TO- he Rspe sspt II Sse| s ss Sf Miss Pollard wo
did not Ike to msnt,an , mq p n lssssrS ,,.
my dear, ,Nillis:. and ending Your loving
llshed a notice OF thor engagement Of which
Col. Rreckinrdge complained: A letter from
lie told her be could not 90 to Charlotteviiio.
Va, where she then was. nor could she come
two ' month"; sftsr re Col. Bisctinfidss's seers.
marriage TO Mrs Wing In New York. He said
u she same 70 Lexington 1t would result in an
4 clipping from the Lexington Gazette was
of Col Breesinridsss .nsss ss 10 Ser on
Mics Pollard enclosed tS Si. f. : note 20 CO..
ten statement from him OF the facts Of their
engagement In this letter Miss Pollard said.
referring TO the denial Of the engagement:
Cot Breckenridge, " you did tell this anybody you
have done what false and rspudiatsd your solemn
20 ao . sHoass S
.,t,1,oa you DO rue az ,r,spsrson wro ma 90 rot
IsSairs q tsis ana similar d.hi.. d
over ysnI o.n signature :, ,h., ii. E.Pos, ot gu,
ana you can have no proper reason To
r.. 20 only az ;h You .r.. q s
mt and ccnsIT you, ,e.mn g1Sms. e nHrIy
delay aud without fear Of consequence to you or to
seek ,sdTs Ss ,pse's dsys5
make The necessary answer
Miss Pollard acknowledged that she had
ps T ' She also admitted that sh. had put
dummy " letters IN her notes TO Col Breckin-
r4S Iss sa,. Mr. r. gosf to Col
Dreskn5tss PH:tponsa rom Isy T.
Yes. Mr. Carlisle
For what reasonr''
was Understood that it should take place as
soon as possible after my baby was born
was quick at repartee- She made cutting re-
Ms csIli.io tePa the defence co taSs the WITT
ness. Major Bpsterworth started out with
~ told you all about that this morning.
Major Butterwortn." she replied. L told you |
his suit Mas vas s@s ed .Sd IN s %i.a mT
father died. Isuppossd was ~ years old. but |
snS hs. was Born IN
was not until this Question was raised
ws.s s9sn 1Ss ns by
!; This Gid In the best OF faith believing it
How many brothers and sisters had you %
We were seven: We are four now" This
Other questions were answered demurely
and politely. Then MAJOR Buitervo.th asked
at their homo at Crab Orchard.
Was your father scholarly man ?" asked
Miss Poiisrd did not like this, and she plainly
showed that she believed 1t to be a slur on her
Not what you would call. a scholarly man"
she answered with emphasis. but perfectly
able e teach ss. tSs s5 pronounced Gy
What did ne teach Jour
you would teach your little girl. Mr.. Butter
worth. II she loved TO learn as did"
What q was your occupation at crab Or
from the time was borp until I wa. tOu.
isst age DO and plsysd nSrs than any Istis
girl you eyer knew, Mr.. Butierworth" Every
body laughed at this. and Major ButtsrwOrih
did your father teach you histOryT
"ofths United States; or Kentucky"
"Oh, Of both. but not so much OF the history |
Of Kentucky as Mr.. Breckinridge afterward
taught me-"
This produced another laugh. in which Col.
Breck inridge tried TO Ioin Major Butterworth
Is noted for bis sunny temper. but he didn't
like this cut. as demursly and innocently as it
was given.
taught you, Miss PolArdr p he said. sharply.
No. Mr. Butterworth," penitsntly.
not Miss PollArdr'
;. l was-yss was bright little girl" and
he audience smiled.
What sort 9! studying did you do after you
had grown upF
hing said in the House by Mr.. Buttsrworth or
ZONE other statesman, something l did not
understand. / had Mr.. Breckinridge get me |
books about II from the Congressional Library
md looked II up That's the war learned;
hats the way always do things"
This answer also nettied Air. ButterWorth, |
While Col. Brsek iRridRe squirmed lust little. |
Miss Pollard Was questioned about q visit 10 !
Ter aunt In Pittsburgh.
" Did you read poetry while you were theref' |
Nh | .