The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-20

stories Is keep Dr. street nom auspscting
her idcnfiiN n took the little room or
nOSltc me nnttreas factory because e
WAS Inexpensive and ho could mol AFFORD
e ray much money for me, sac SAID.
i'iaSsc remember the state ~ my mind
when that article was written, was ah
but insane sac SAID asAsn, when minor
fne article ptifporirg 60 be hers recently
punilaaeJ IN tne New York Mersa WAS
IA the Norwood caavr
Veil So that MS one but sister Cecilia
nad seen her face. During thAt hmc htr
letters ID Colonel Hrecklnrdsc la4 been
in4toh Ky. ~ Zen she had visited tnc
convent after the suit was hicl, SISTER
hut before she ieti. had said. "Sae has un-
uoahtellN been hlrc.'
'pld she not tsii Won chat you were an
imanofn womang' asked MI. Botitr-
Soc dla not. she attempted TO slye me
. sort ~ q lecture
she ASKED me why want,e,a 20 rtln wv ,,5
90 maii n OLD age replied Nv ey gis
ne want 70 ruin ms IN my YOUTH. She
said tiint / ought 10 think 81 MS danHh-
tess and | said that he~iid not have pity
nor en- my daughter ana hia. tnat he maze
me give away" (Nitn emptipn.l
Af. Rutterworth, Did you not tel ner
that this suit WAS brpQEnt Tor revenge2
Miss Pollard Thatia as false rs words
can be framed I tod her that I wanted
him % bear me Shame Of the rsspoasshllity
IA t1is matter and ! would 80 through
tho world CARRYING my own share, but
would not bear MI THE burden ne had
F'aced upon ine. J believe that there ls
principle behind this matteg. l be.icye
that Justice VII be done and / believe
thar these men (turniag TO the jury VIII
help 10 see Il done"
Then Mr.. BItterworth asked some uues-
tspl about money matters,
Miss Pollard said her only euort ~ INC
time referred 20, as Il always had heen
was 70 conceal her relations with AR.
Nh Butterworth-aY haven't done
anything as freq and independent agent
since yon passed under his eonrolg'
Shaking her head with a smile, the
answer came; y doae believe ] ever
have
Mr.. Bntserworlh was asking Miss Pol
lard about her ambitions FOR the future
IN those early years, when she said. Il
know ] was 70 always DC in Air, Brock
inriqge's life because the night before |
.eft Tor the Norwood asylum he made me
promise . siye my baby away, lie said
ihat q he was able @ marry me he
would, and that il he could not marry
me, he would Keep me IN his life al
as an tdsal2 Mr.. Butterworth asked,
and as AIlss Pollard was answering mo,
SIR | hoped 90 make a name by Writ
l ll nss lawyers ohieated and the judge
For two years When She was first in
Warrington she had mot Mr Bnackln-
Ilese three or four times s. wreck In
ignsa On Fourth street She mad spent
Ons summer 81 Broaulogf Inn In Vernon.
q scln4-fa4 hlonab!e resort Ten miles from
-ulqHieplfy, kepl By Joseph Batteli she
s 1s.,ls5a hSNing represented hetself as an
g woman named Mrs. Bridges 81 BfeoiS
lyhi inc one VINO wrote the article In
the Standards Unioa7
NhAt art.cieg' asked Mr. But.erNortb.
re one you are leading up to-" cine
article N question Was ona winch arr
psafeu Saturday,
AZ thai article true2n
~ Is NANNY Untrue. 10 Is colored to
SUI events. II Is mol true that / have
eyer iaken opium; nor tnat represented
tSweI written by Mrs Josephine Pol
S Nh. IND read the poem at Brsadloaf to
a little audience Mir Butierwarth reAd ax-
tracts from the article drawing cues ions
from them Aiiss Pollard had NOT Known
james Russell Lowell as Mrs. Bridges
eraye, had known his relatives well ana
had been entertained by hts wlfe's sister
AlfH Ut Howe, Ia Cambridge She had
SHOWN William Dean Howeils the author,
WAYS been Kind In answering her qties-
tons an1 had received letters from him
which her counsel had.
1T WAS suggested BY Judge Bradley thar
the questioning was all collateral where
inpn Mr. Wilson said he had permitted it 1
because he was very glad @ have the
would use Il later He reynihed Mr.. But /
terwprth that the defense must be bound [
1y the answers 70 those Questions ana
Win gonsuerable sarcasm 10 his tone I
rusted that Brother Batterwnrth WOULD 1
cad the entire article.
Hiss hoiiRru, to Further questions said: !
iihat on her returning TO Washington III I
HE fall OF 1882 when Breekinridee first /
armaii$ proposed 70 marry her. no had |