Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
MISS pOLLARD'S GOOD NAME
AssArLED nv DISPOSITIONS MEAD
BEFopn JUDGE BRADLEY.


ny Associated Press.
Washington, March .i.--JmdRe Brad
ley executed a bit OF strategy on the
aewpaper men who had Eathrrcd to-
day 10 hear tho arguments over the
sdmlasibillty OF certain dispositions la
ken for tho defense In the Pollard
nrcoldnndgc case. Since nothing sen
rptionnl was expected. the general pun
rs had scarcely any representation,
only Newspaper men and lawyers ap-
poarlnR IN tho court room. Just be-
fare the hour net for court TO open.
whisper passed among the lawyers
and they clipped. one by ono. into the
Judges consultation room, ndjolnlng
tlIe court room. A uniformed ballin
standing at the door denied Admission
to oil but the legal forpca, Col. Drcck-
ridge mud his ron Dosha. The party
was oloaotod IN tho Judges room t'so
hours.
Then there arc three dispositions 10
which Mifa Pollnrd'a attorneys make
their principal objections. The points
involved being the relevancy OF tcstl-
mouy bearing upon Miss PollariB char
nctcr
Ono Of those dcpoBitons was made By
Alexander Julian. the young blind man
10 whom MISS Pollard alluded IN hcr
letter 70 "Weaay" Brown ms hor "bar-
uabaa" He asserts In the AFFIDAVIT
takon IN Kentucky. that II mock mar
riagc WIS performed between MISS Fol-
lard ana himself az Squire Tinslcy's
IN Bridgeport on Christmas day, 1888,
That after drinking ogg-nog freely
no guggoatcd that mnrriod couples us
ually went TO bed. and that theroupon
the two went up stairs ana got In
bed together Miss Pollard testified on
croaB-eXuminntion that ler uncle ne
companled her 10 Squire TnNcya on
that day, aud denied the Incident Of
the mock marriage
The second Deposition was made by
W. w. Resell, to whom MlBl Pollard
was engaged 10 be married In 1854.
when she was u student at Wpsloyun
seminary, ana at which time she wun
Intimate with Col rcoglnrldgc. Ro-
sell has depoacd that he took liberties
with Miss Pollard la the hbraty Of tho
Wesleyan seminary. and that when
hs loft that town FOR Chicago Miss Fol
lard begged him 10 take her with MIN
When asked about this matter on
oruaH'oNHminutlon Miss Pollard denied
that RoBHell had duuN mora than kiHB
her, and deuied tint YhH hgd asked
him 10 take her 10 Chicago. u one ot
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