The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-22

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soYId n2 IasSt Ma ., ,S. r sos ~
we're given her by Mr. Rodss ss = Christmai
present. and Mrs Keteham, Ia whose hoys,
cssSd SSsrs ss u. e lie, .DGS !. hs
toof them away With her and did not brini
sister Agnes was At the asylum when Me,
Pollard :lsi%s to haze be-; nd t here, 10 r.:
frst door and saw ali .trspssy. and person,
| who entered the institution. There we're none
;Ss Sd ES Mas .sS tSD:
time. but, she had seen ali their tsees. :" Their;
.si.n from sa r ..SipS her but that was i4
s ssi PD'Ef ss% Rs fs' ~. &:
first time she bad ever seen Miss Pollard va:
s...s Col 1s f,sF b .s o.
to the asylum with Mr.. Carlisle and Mr..
Do you remember me :" asked Miss Pol
lard, according to sister Agnes's deposition;
No; I do not" said sister Agnes who
was sister SUPERIOR when you say you we're
Miss Pollard said she did not remember Who
,hs ss OPT 6 sSs t ss1
perhaps sister Agnes did not rememher her
lecsu.. sh. had chsnasi l her hair and her he
never here for have not changed the stIi. Of
when you were here =" asked sister Agnes
.Iouis Wilson" said Miss Pollard. si.ter
went 2st 20 0Ss S s' SsT but snf
Agnes was suspicious and would not let her
90 When Sister, Agnes came back che said
her as a girl who had given birth 70 child st
1 WSsn 'p msnt9nsS D E'HSs has sSs 'i Ss
name went With Then l was here. Ihsd 70
ma ,han ~ cIa.nsd Ss hnna eyer har
breast as II she had rem rendered IT, said sis.
ter Agnes: who YES . ob bS, not impressed
sister Agnes told Mics Pollard that the. rec
ords showed that Miss Bprgoype's child was
bern Nay Ma, 29 n, isS and Miss Pollard said
She asked" said the Sister, what became
shs on am Systsrics and ram s into iSe
Miss Pollard told the Sister that she remem.
died there sister Agnes asked Il she remen-
bersd the sudden death Of a Sister in a room
TO-, but Miss Pollard had no recollection oft.
were o. Gihs5 .tn
S and told her that she had nsysr Ssep 10 tbs
hcu; itoId Mr. Carlisle that did not think
ooniinuins. she said: Miss Pollard told
hut / said thought irVins's works had been
p as
the books, three volumes. Miss Pollard said
said! Here Il is Miss Pollard said one Of the
hooks ought to contain a Christmas, card. and
ne a1 sSe
And here a the white Invisible net veil used
Did the card look ike i had been in the
Quoted the asDS Pea s,. for The pl.lnfl -,
Pied and BENT q II. sdse: but !. did not look
like Il had been In book tor nine years"
for bringing the suit, and Miss Pollard had re-
piled that she would be surprised when she
have as % when the ssse wa: f ou''
Il said to her" dsposed the Sister. Why
grace him and make him suffer for denying
orr engagenent and Tor refusing to live MP to
said; You will be tho only one to suffer
Mt: Breckinridge. and will walk out OF court
niie him as before. while your life viii Ce
Ms. Pollard said: .Ys:, but he win no. ad.
dress any more YOUNG ladies'. semin9ries nor
in the court room
i ala tesrs were . st... many men NO
better than NEE Mr breckenridge who we're doing
Sister Agnes depo.sd that lsistsr Augustine.
sssh. inter ;Isw but failed to recognizes Mise
si:tsr, Agnes asked Miss Pollard what sh.
Pollard replied. Let me see. I was in mourn
Inc for my sister at that time. wore black
Sister Agnes said Miss Burgoyns wore long
gray cloak, and then. according TO- the depon:
said. "it seems you said something about
wearing q camors hair cloak.
Sister Agnes said that NO female physician
ha IA NJ
there at that time, she would have known
VARY 1 ssi'i? M barsG sSs, DE-
was at the asylum a servant girl. a waitress
had , died there but Sister Ter. Agnes could not
that pay Patient SSa died in JSSs
Carlisle g Sister Agnes was Introduced as syi.
snRst ssspeaiin9 Tor BishSp K tGs 81 the In.
cs SinS undvs5:ty a. Weshinston eourts:iss
denee to help an unfortunate girl
There were other things which Miss Pollard |
rpe: d Ss did
I h: had e sdn. sister h hsn.. f s.sS
.srysss a. the insiltuti9n' aSd Miss %foilara
reessnise Miss Miss Pollard t alS h tSs
OF NJ the institution
10 well as she could recollset, but Sister Agnes
said she did not give the correct time In any |
II answsr to questions Sister Agnes said she
believed that Miss Burgoyne and Miss Pollard |
Here not the same person; Miss BurRoyne |
ures and hair were different. The deponent
vas certain she wopih know Miss Bur
ohio: There were more questions asked
She said she could not say whether any OF
hose IN Miss Pollard's party had put it in the |
book, although theysmight have done so. She
I'd not belieys the card had heep IN the book
mates. aud the card did not look old
The cross-examina alton of Sister Agnes the
ypewritten statement OF which was read BIZ |
VIZ r,, Carlisle: brought cut IN answer 70 Mr..
u q faded rose pressed between the leaves OF
me OF the vol umes OF Irving. 1t was q faded
ose. but looked though Ii had been plucked
!, last year" some Initiate were found bV
ng looked fresh.
The redirect examination road by Mr.. stoll
eveloped nothing new, and when the reading
4 the deposition had concluded the court adj |
burned until tomorrow.