New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
serd ror circulars and rates.


HON. On:e Park Row. ~ l.
send tor circulars and rates,
There we're 10 especai PT;ygg.' bsng sTagi @ioNei To-
t.u about The manner in which Resell was forbi'-
den the privileges " the college,
THE SISTER LOUISE LETTERS.
Miss Louise Lowell the typewriter who had teSu-
fed that Colonel Breckinrilge had brought her
letter 70 copy beginning MY Dear SISTER I'o"'se'
and had also employed her to address envelopes 20
Miss Pollard was recalled by the plaintiff and asked
by Judge Wilson to tell what was In the sister SISTER
I3usn" letter Miss Lowell said: The expressions
here Major shelby objected and Miss Lowell was
held down to what she remembered OF tne @ ir'ta' 81
The writer" she said spoke OF the great love pc
tween the two and the disparity In their ages that
no two persons in the same family WIN 50 tbr G,
SedTIy StaTTePge IN their ages '0D'u love F''" ''
WAS that the substance?'
THAT ives the whole tenor OF the letter. =.
"Do you remember the substance OF any o'her 'e'-
Yes" She replied In the writer compll-
mented very highly the one t. whom NE ie,1't & w"s
written on a manuscript she had submitted 10 MN:
DO You remember what was said IN reference 10
his being away from home? -, ,ho ,e,tors was
that ne was impatient Of the duties that kept hlni
from the person to whom the letters were ad-
Was there anything said in these conmuncations
in regard to his anticipation when ne Sho"'p "e ~
I'm many Of the letters. in very glowing words. his
pleasure Of meeting with the person auureSsVu was
was there at any time during the year 1855 any
The person written to vas cautioned about leav-
Ing things where people could see them.
"Do you remember any communication tha' had
"One letter was addressed My Dear Spithre' or
'Do YOU remember anything that was said IN that
THE letter was in a very playful tone. In one
OF the letters the person al !resSei was iniormei
that letters mailed at certain hours rrachel h,r,
ana were delivered in the morning. Letters mailed
at another time would reach here In the afternoon
and the person to whom the letter was written wa
requested to mail the letterS 81 that they would
always reach here IN the afternoon. In one OF the
oppressed to the etiers having reached ir tneir
writ, M a postal card. asking me- for n report ~
the Clyil Service Commission and sign 1t Mary
in cross-examination. the witness said all the
letters handel h4r bv Colonel 'reckiurilge to be
copied were IN manuscript which was taken away
when she had finished H.
WHEN THEY WENT To HOUSEKEEPING"
Very much ont Of brcaN Mary Yancoy. the ser
want gill at Mrs. Thomass. whore Miss Pollari
boarded. and whore Colonel Breckinriige said she
attempted 10 take his life. took the stand 10 tell
that Colonel Brecklnrige said to her that he wanted
her to live with him when he and Madeline went
Mar, wSs SHOWN the little decorative ba sket ha,
belonged 10 the late Mrs. Breckenridge. which Miss
Pollard said given her BY the DEFENDANT ana
which Colonel lrecklnridge sIil he had not seen
since Il taken from his hOuse
Have You ever seen that basket? asked Judge
''Thousands Of times" said Mary.
did YOU see it one day when Colonel Breckr-
''Tcs. Sir saw Miss Madeline sitting in the par
Colonel Breckinrdge sitting beside her She use thr
basket for ork-basket ana 1t had blue b'"
Mary was allowed to tell Of what happened when
Colonel Brecknrdge called on Miss Polari tn
She sii1. an he said ,eh ne: MARY. dat wuz one
OBJ de incest lunches | ever eat in all de Gays Z
in dat way, and wen we goes TO housekeeping In
deh faiL | want you 70 come ana 10 VIA US;
teen, yeahs de NJ oh dis m''t.'"
What month was that"
The defence made repeated objections = Mary's
testimony. but Judgo BradiGy allowed her 10 answer
VOL when C6onel Breckinri1ge and Miss Pollard
drove away from Mrs. Thomass in a cab. 1t was
Mary said that when Colonel BrecknrIlse csme ;,11
10 the house he alway; put his arms about MISS
Pollard and kissed her.
HIS FREQUENT CALLS
How often dlI Colonel Brecklnridge call at Mrs.
Thomass?' asked Major Butterworth. in cross
examination.
Very often" said the witness Sometimes twice
aS soms'mei m p Hrse s dontl !Gs rrecnrage begin
to cali on Miss PollarJ?'
Butterworth's question. April, lie begin to come
Just as soon s9 as she come s va, the aav Miss
Pollard came to the house 10 live.
every day?'' asked Major ButterwCrth
NO he only every day v on lie was IN de
city; An wen he wasn't in de city den de tclcsrams
begin to come
Order order" cried the bailins.
Mary said that from her Kitchen she could see
J Colonel BreckinriGge and Miss Pollard In the par
lor. lie would throw HIS arms about her and kiss
her almost uninterrupted" said the witness.
In order show the responsibility OF Mrs
Thomas with whom Miss Pollard lived. Judge vii
son brought ont the fact that she the daugh-
| ter Of the late Adjutant-Gcnera Thomas. OF the
Army and did not change her name by her mar
| ragc
! Mrs Iucretia Marie Minear who Keeps the fash
iOnabie boarding house at No - Lafayette square
was called by the defence to show That Miss Pol
lard was in Washington during "One OF the last
davs In August. 1897 when Miss Pollard swears
Colonel Breckinridge proposed TO her lust after
her arrival from a trip North. Colonel Brecknridge
on the stand. denied that Miss Pollard was In
! Washington at the time. Mrs. Minear said her
books showed that Miss Pollard TO her house
| on August 81. 1892 and remained not more than q
| week She promised TO look up In her record book
the date of her departure.
( "a ,.I for he day