New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

Military institute, and used to come to her aur Ti
there no love affair. 49,, g -.
day Mr. Butterworth handed Miss Io!l"II = l'iit'I
with deep black border and asked h't u nn, ,','
written it. she read it careiui ahn tl'" s!
~ djl not write that letter. did not writc H.
However much i may loot he 'y non +, So vii
a. the man who is sitting there. IN expert mas
'o' %ow u'S Ms' Pollard don't talk that way said
Jug ho" y, Hrecklnrllco came TO see you et the
Weslevan Seminary the first tim" an NJ sa an y,
,hiur about having any business IN Co'l"S' o"'
"Shrd M Nh .tI hr cane to (eupha 'iznS
every word, and n" almost oVerpo"e'eu NE WIN
s'&ncr a, ~, wen, all over tho grouni CO..
cred 50 uy IL her Irry.ous -, ' WoiIcya College TO
ca Of co9nci h iS rou6c with RODE; how h
turned aside guc't.on On ' a"1 LoW he took her
"oh. let's talk about YOU. ana ~" 49,
d,l,,iug In a closed carriage"
r,fr DEFENDANTS APPEARANCE
.n,, colonel Rrecklnrldrc look as he does now.
,. ,,,v much the same-he was NOT P"'e
,,, nov g, rel-faccd." This caused n SUM
,a,,oh III. smoke Of when he was nt'e '' '''
- hi. love FOR his first wife. lucr'ua "' nov,
,,ss pol,rl ,hen toll Of meeting him me n'n -,
morning e the r ,S Eo:c er Of Mrs Rose ara
pciis az ar ushnre-l into the iarioIm2o~S 'o's
you stay there De' How long was T.. Mr.. Breckn
S"'rl escJ looking at the DEF AnAi., ,,,,@
IN ,h. spectators followed thiS' ""' ~
diS'e s Poar then told o. hoy she a"i ana Io 8o%
- ,Iiec walked AROUND { ilt', I3.h eha ha
itiecHnlt.'' y, - Lexington. all ~ "A''n S"e '
t2rt %" i..ess was nrkal s'n" oues, roraroce 70
,,l5|o ana IN one answer made some rec ''' ~
,n.s,u- u.s. IAN internal r'Ir'..,., ,st,.l Mr. But
"%IS'rat ~, YOU mean hy that "sN'' ''''
'cr .yor know said Mss Pollard. smiling for the
hr ;me .,o, 10 g. an applicant for oicc tn NJ i,
Breckinrllee.s d, ~ ". ,atni,i,n aeanst me-"
thal ~ a.. 'rIrs,aricated: asked Major Butter
worth ,,s ,ioa s,n Miss Pollard. eTgh1t',ic,n,iyy
pnforring to the visit to Lexington Mt butter
worth & have any qualms Of conscience between
49,, a., rigbi a, Sarah's and m" loiIoWlhs ,'In
day. when YOU went back 10 g ln''''''''' '''''
yoG had n3nf v i'' desperately in love with him
loved him a. ! d4 l, not It, hope 10 love was
''"pii Won not know he was marriea' h'S 'S"'-
ly). he told me- that
fI i"ysG him thcn viii all my heart ana sous Sa-
brought me all this misery he mas 'O''''' '' ''''
for me S,,ro Institute Mr.. procklnrilgc paid her
hca,l and Mr. Rodcs her tuition.
"pidn't Mr. Rodc- pay your board p-..,,,r,,,o
"Hai no. iSo,,.. 1,.l Wiss pollard
What was that" asked Major bntter"or'h not
u"a'T raG on. ner,r mind" Miss roarls
answer Il won't repeat H..
ROBES WOULD HAVE KILLED HIM
.pd Mr.. Rodcs know anything about your rela-
lions with Brecknridge?" asked Major Butter
worth
Indeed he al MOI" exclaimed Miss Pollard or
Mr. Krccklnr,lge woull be- dead
Then Major Iiuttrrwor;h asked It. while Miss Pol
lard was Intimate WIKI colonel Brcckinrilge. she
was engaged - Resell AMI had the contingent
contract u marriage with Mr. Rodes
Yes" was the answer; ''ds BAD "A X soun'S' uiI
was Just the condition 80. ., ,,
Miss Pollard rapidly sketched her lie. N response
a. Major Butterworth While la Cincinnati. JUST
before her first baby was born Ia lN. a room over
a mattress factory WAS taken because Il WIS cheap
and Nr Rrrck nridg. could not afford TO pay much
She had done everything she could to cohceAl hcr
IDENTITY - 90
Her baby was born on May 90. 1855. at ST. Jcaeph's
Founding Asylum. at Norwood. near CINCINNATI.
w" one ,. say nf sI'f rxccHi %hcn ocgi in ny
n"sflonS cyiIruiy Intending - throw doubt on
Miss PolIarl's calm that she had been TO ST. Jo-
scphs Asylum. lie asked If one OK the sisters AZ te
asylum had not yentur,l 10 ie per sh b VS. h hoy
vi.I,cd the ASYLUM - get evidence last year
ION the contrary" said Miss Pollard. she said
know She undertook 10 give Inr "A Ilttle lecture
asking, why do you try 70 rum ms man III ms
said why dld he ruin me IN my youth" Miss
Pollard cried little here - wantsI MN 10 nay nay
time Will come for justice. and believe these men
(cvdently meaning the jury ar" going 10 help M.
THIS remark provoked murInur OF dlSapproval.
You have never done anything as a iTce ana
Independent agent since you passed under his con-
troll asked Mr.. Butterworth ,
81 don't believe ever have" said Miss Pollard
with a sigh, shaking her head wofuliy.
InJva bradley ruled ont this question, hut not
before Miss Pollard had asked II 1t were necessary
"Whai ambition had you for the future when you
were carrying on these relations. Miss Pollard
IT knew that I was always TO be In Mr.. BreclI-
inridgc's life. for the night before went to Nor