The sun., 1894-03-31

the process she vent ON laughing and eryinr
| hysterieally, and said she did not care " di,
have hSS sr.y our relations % resumed Then she sait
e ! ga not marry her she would uiu ~. %.
then the front door. of the Sonse op.nsd
| She said It vas Mrs, Thomas returning from
Us @sSs .T.y ;DS Sa. thG T'S came 20
hands = note sspresslns regret at the occur
% dsQsHa S, the EESsgctiGPS .. q ,a.s tsst not'
pry desFOa8ff ad not see sf her ior ssseFa GSs.
She cam to me then with several cataloRue,
said she had decided to leave Washincton and
wanted to 90 to one OF these places II would
heS yh:S b:n Eo 81 cSs4
for Miss Pollard 70 leave ws:hInetoR. ali d
almost every day or every two days. Finally
Col BreckinridRe came to the time when he
told By Mrs Fillette affecting Miss Pollsrds
should a. Ns rs e.. be c:a : s .:s: al:
Wssbpgt?n a. she he was an imprmgdsnt ms sI5l and
made an impression on her. and on certain
Kentuckisns. Of prominence. | said pleasant
things about her t,nI,d, and We agreed that she
col hreckipridge said he saw nothing Of the
he sss 9
scst tGs the Plaintiff bad to go
the plaintiff. asking him to meet her in
cipcin9Sat IS III He ,,ot ,Tot a: plaintiff thsr.
on to. tell him ysrbaily j. that. behaving
she had not wholly alsyed Mrs. Blaokbur
Ss were sS
would not agree to sanction any such state
ment, and said that she should tell Mrs.
existing between us l would give her q
a.SS S SS SSns 10 and %r 4 fns aid this s0d
inS % to was %sshpstsn S1' on SsS March iSrsfq
Blaekburn's testimony. tho deisndant told
her he was engaged to Miss Pollard She
vous shock which was OF such a character as
10 confne her to her house for some time. and
she was not in u condition to leave Washing
state when you nextsaw ner. and whattook
of March she came to see me at MY hotel. This
was before l had breskfasted. IL that con.
ssssd her She would Keep her
relations would trust her. aud to that extent
10 10 Nrs. kburn's with her and and would H pre-. re-
tend that there was an engagement between us.
where there is no alternative left for me TO do
ANYTHING In order to avoid a terrible public
Ss e bsE. ,S and pas & dsa
hy you In the streets to take my life ! put
myself In her power and went with her to Mrs.
Judge Wilson interrupted the witness here
and wanted to know the purpose OF this narra-
ihs % point at issue, Major % ButterWorth. ri % pspy M
ing. said It was to show that there was no
agreement between the defendant and plain
Well, vha,eyer the agreement between the
two" said Judge Wilson: you do not claim it
1T was not that kind Of coercion." 4" said
was the dur daress @ Witch tSreat.nsd the @ noms % the
Snd arcn which IN n opinion is the
Judge bradley agreed with Major. Butter
IFS conversation with the plaintiff at tho Riggs
ucfy"tbe nm @qrsina % q Marsh % g. Good In Frdag. hs
He told her. he said; that marriage between
ways suspect MIN. and he could not have re-
'pect for her. Because. l said. I had not se-
1uced her and she had not como to me as .
~ finally agreed 70 60 to see Mrs. Blackburn
With her." he continued. and endeayor to
Would 60 to Mrs Blackburn and tell her thai that |
vas engaged to marry ner and would marry |
5sckburns life and no. come into
nin' "fsss was asoS. ss ff Hpr and dhoSls Sot
March q: as s, Mrs BI.ckbarn said: that wen.
lot give the language. but the substance Of
he conversation. with Mrs. Blackburn. / said |
Q Mrs black burn that s she had been extremely
or 1 had offered her tho protection Of my
anne and pS ars Black fpIsndSRlp. G 6ns
would pay attention to what Mrs. Fillette had
n nth the Dlsintiff as Young ksntueiy Girl. and
1as glad to know everything had turned out
After telling some minor details of the talk
nth Mrs. Blackburn. Col Breckinridge said
e and the plaintifr walked home together
.Gton before / do: II You do not i shall tell
She said: = can't get Teady, in that time but
on can trust me. will go..,,., go."
lIs Baesssrn wRsn Miss Pesrd aid
save Washington. He said the plaintiff was
n imprudent girl. and would % cause scandal
Judy. He told Mrs, Blackbu that Miss Pol.
auss talk. Mrs Blackburn agreed that Miss
ollaId should go away and said she would
Describing the scene at the Hoffman House.
here Miss Pollard met him tive days follow;
rat he arrived in New York on April 20. the
Ay OF his marriage, and on going TO the
is clothes. which he had left there, he found
ie door between the adjoining room and his
Td only sSa oosnS
as II she had lust awakened.
" She demanded OF me, somewhat imperious-
=" he said where had been for two days. |
he had been waiting for mo since Saturday |
Ipril POI l IeDlied somewhat more rudeiy
ian l should. perhaps. that IL was not her
,ncern whore bad been. She said she in
nded to know. Meantime. l had walked
sck toward my room. and as turned she
I'd a pistol leyslled at me. about the distance
the room. and she was rushing toward me. | ,
pulled the door to and turned the catch. so
at II would bs impossible Tor her to get at
Q with her pistol. She began to rattle at the
,or and said % her that Was going to send
led, ! am going to shoot through the
will only give additional Justitica-
IN for putting you n the Tombs
talk with me. said she could not talk with
Q with that pistol lnl her hand. had tried
at before. About that time somebody
as not in answer to my call. but
9 rap ssSSundsd, in her room IP such
n that It WAS not at the door OF my room. / .
peAted then that was going TO send for the 7
'lice. ana added that II she would put the I
stol down at the door and 20 into her room
}. heard her do it; heard her 20