Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-05
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Judge nrsdiey itcbuises a tnrious
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WAuuNUTOS, April 4. co. When
Judge Wilson returned the Uoiondant
10 his own attorney Tor redirect vXami.
nation, Mt Buuorwoth drew on. the
colonel in the conversations between
himself anu Nss Pollard regarding
their marriage. She had ioli him, ne
said, sins haI no ifiUnls, that huf only
intimate, % XIII irieul, bal gOlo IN
aalci his vito was dead, and there was
nothing % prevent him from marrying
her lie replied 90 this with sJmc
anger, anu she Faid 10 DO would change
HE lOue she would rolilU from society,
give up uylur % get into Hlciuly and
be hia mislftssi take care VI his room
anu do his iyUrwriiiug.
Then they nni walked together TO
house on N street, whicH they hud
been accustomed 10 visit. Ills anger
had cooled. lie Eat down; Hhr eat on
the u 90r with her ann GA his knee,
anI tuoy talked iAr into the night, she
saying chs did not care u there Wns q
scene there. liu hal told her that
after their Relations hu could not marry
hor.
"'You know | have not ssducod
YOU, | snlI,n Hul Colonel Brtcklu.
]
marry her on account oftn0so relations.
/ SAID, Il can't Afford 10 pus Jim
RhOdcsis mistress nud my mis,foss at
] the head 90 my table, She threw up
! the window and Ehii rho would
/ scream. just then some one Wplud At
/ the door, aud taid We were mHgiug q
great deal u noise; that my voice was
/ peculiar; that there wEs another mem.
49, . NHa U.s.
might recognize it.D lLaughtuLl
Colonel Bfcciuridgu smiled aui con.
unuUd; 81 did not care 20 know who
| he was."
attorneys had no more witnesses
| on maud.
"lftho parties 10 this case would like
TO 20 out fret they may do No, and /
/ will keep tho crowd back Hlid Judge
Z Bradley, Ms the People brgan 10 stir
/ from their seats, Accordingly Miss
| Pollard, with her attorneys, followed
/ by Colonel Brtosinrdgu ami his attor.
ncys, filed through the lule door be-.
tween the Judge and jury. Several
| men made "a Tush Tor their seats alter
them. Judge BTadley's cheeks flushed
anu ho raped the Je,G negCely.
| "C1un has not AljOuTuei,n he
| shouted, above the bus.ling nlisrs;
| cake your srata." Then, pointing 90
one conspicuous offender who was
half way across tho room with his hat
on, he said, stvrnly, "rake OIL your
hat there, aud 30 back where you camt
from. Take your suat-."
N the men folapsed into thuif seate,
thc judge declared IN tue stefnest tlurs,
"rhis morbid curiosity which bias been
manifested since tue beginning OF tnis
trial 10 perfectly disgusting. The cor.
ridOrs OF the court mas been crowded;
the egross has been crOwu0J; aud /
| understand the sidewalks Ia font VI
the Cillces OF tho counsel have brvn
c,OBdu showing an tAsufnu.s 10 SEQ
tho Iafiies 20 this suit. lhey suem a.
! forget that some Ouu besides tie parties
t1tue suit aru on triul here. Tue spec
titurs have been on trial Tor their dt.
cunoy, aad they have been lUunI guilty.
VI indeCont oonluct. These men whl
come more d4y after DAY reniui mo OF
bugLlriH, Sizing OuA fence, wAtiu<
for a SICK hurse 10 die; waiting Tor a
pile VI carbon"
Then turning g. the cHcT, he com.
mGude.: "Adluuru tho court" aud
strobe out, pushing hia way through tht
halle an across the htrgut iu a crow
VI several GuudreI men and women
waiting 10 eaten q iillmpau OF Madeline
Pollard aud Mr.. BrecuuuIgv.