The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20

early u the ,n9rntnR 70 arnk ehG nsS
there 9a ts sSS SUI ~ S is M ss
Sesald l'f not H S.ys S's silcsssd @ 9Si"s
lie va. yer! strict, and Mr.. Julian vsss
World | vent hons EARL. from saars kIn.ssy's
because the esenog made me sick. such a
hap nS Il Would have been G i'm possible.
Did Nj; julien, eyer make love to you ever
IL fsssf l Gs sSEsd With forclbs
ring in her yoIes he did not dsret % tho road.
inc ~ two letters she had wfittsn 10 owen
! Robinson in 1888. dated at Snickay. KY near
sSsS n zfns ihsn GF a
owen. and quoted poetry IT frepuent intervals;
II was such letter as iomsptic young stri
In its mixture Of its noble sentim ents and fool
,h gfsh sossTs6O1t 6Oys SDd girls 81 Pcthss
MS .. fd 5fsstf ssse Oyer SSrn
lard explained that she bad pross biy seSh the
Panaty ps. L in because Ss she was SHY sr
MAJOR putterworth TOOK from this SECOND
letter : lock Of hair. which he handed Miss
Is that yours p he asked.
!, .;so tSs s 4 I's p m .f FS
lard said shs did not remennbsr having sent N.
~ Os Of en-: and this ps s.S dd n mot
| tended the Kentucky Military Institute. near
There va: !pye AL, bs'Es. mus u. and AM,
no eng 1,s.nas she eooeo' we were JUST
Then occurred one OF the most dramatic In
SSsrae Of q ioTsery against Col BrecSinrdes
Major Butterworth produced letter Of single
Pollard fSfH II she o reeognissd The hsndwrlins.
she read i eagerly, but cnrefully and then.
hSl1E i IL her sS. sand ssS
Il never, could have written such letter; l
never could have done go and no one, one knows IONS
It Is . forgery. An expert has done this.
spec tt A have noticed that many. OF Miss
| Pollards answers are delivered straight at the
witness SIS box. o about ten feet from the panti
in evidence. but he did not read T.. -,
Going back to her N citing with Col Breckin.
Miss Pollard to the time when Col BrecEin-
! ridge called on her at the college In Cincin-
e ce T make her marry HIM Al that time she
| said. hs influences over her began, She told
.srin o. their Grivs nat Fldsy night when
Iisee These bsrtles; she ssiG wsr. success;
father. and she should not object to his kiss
~ Was his conduct offensive and iasciviousr'
Major Butterworth asked
sa no xss he 80
up by aTtfa little ws ,s." ,.,. ., ~, ,,
he does now. white hair. and ali that
Yes very much the same. He was not
aqH ssGa so sls1 redde and
few persons laughed. 80
he hs ssoS h'n he
N He did, iSr but wrenched myself from him.
He vas very. humble when 80 saw vas q.
when no was a little boy. He spoke OF his love
W. For whom 2" asked Major Butterworth.
For Lucretis Clay. his FIRST wife. He ap-
such . way that my confidence in him re-
He battered me: itiwas not exactly love-
When did y9u return to the colleee~
Then Miss Pollard told Of meeting. Col
BIeekinIidge the next H day SATURDAY. at the
day on which. as she says. her ruin was &C
He suggested" she began. that We hao
better go somewhere else to ,alk business.
and pointsd to the sign saving No talking al
lady friend. and we vent there In q street car.
he took me 70 an assIepation house kept BY =
hI 9ss c,1 we we're e6s .sns sfS the
Several hours" she said to Major Butter
s Ss' said. q''Af Ss to S @a. btsetG
Breckinridge?";
Tesss ssr iossS
wRas SSPpsn 81 fi me
~ He resumed his Efforts TO get me under his
power. Iresisted him and finally he went out.
with ars Rose ' She S told me to 20 up stairs
with him, saying he was such q sweet mani"
s, tasI re said about going up
Yes there was. A woman came In and
said Sc w s % s 4 Rose ssdy s
he tried to persuade me again. but resisted
b. aid not let me go; Then he opened tho
door and We went out"
wse esa sSoq sss ms,Ss
for long time. and he finally induced me to
as. fosra s slth rHay how she went to
iege signed BY her nothep : name; Il told her
%iseioe to 90. Col BissEnrGse met her rat At
the train. They went to Lexington together. :,
Gess's assign alton house and there Col BreeE-
ssS'sG TO Know why iha @siSssd hS bee
yS G. tsoS Ss.s . + an
Mr.. ButteEyorth." said Miss Pollard Inn
before. had never heard the name. 1 did
ssTsss: M' 70 R6s Tss e.. ass.i re sSs
during their engagement he had ever caresssd
her. for the reason that such a thing was I'm
possible at the college. Twice he kissed her
once in hallway at the college. and another
time before he went away. Here Miss Pollard
said something about the internal revenue.
What's thatY ask Major Butterworth.
"Youknow." answered Miss Pollard, smiling
for the first time.
No don't. wish you would tell me-"
Il mean that SIR. Rosell is an applicant for .
position in Mr.. Brsc kinridge's district"
Then you mean that he has prevaricAted;"
mean"-Very slowly and with emphasis
In every word-"that he has lied"
Resell has made deposition that Miss Pollard
ask ed him TO take her to Chicago with him.
Rsyerting TO the first visit TO Lexington with
Col BrecElnridge, Miss Pollard. in answer TO
Major Butterworth. told how Col Breckin-
ridge had taken her to Sarah Gess's house.
saving II was quiet place and she was too
young girl to go to a hotel alone.
She answered the next question by saying
she had been ehaste girl uD TO that time.
Did you have any fears for tn future at that
timer" asked Major Butterwortk
~, No. peon!e usually don't on such occasions.
Did you have any 9ualms Of conscience be-