The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-05

have no recollection vhatevsr OF sayln9 II shall
hmaHTrI MISS pcpsIh. a. soon .s sufiieient time
no recollection OF .alludine to nv wife 10 that
sonyerpstion, but used words 10 lead Mrs.
psn and shS T B fS.p m so. The tsi
conversation mixed with a subsequent one. [
haven't The slightest remembrance Of It what
Do you recall. telling Mrs. blackburn that
yon ,supposed she was SURPRISED when you
much rounssr than YOUR eiI and asked her II
.he did not thlnE you were doing very absurd
II think" said Col. BreetInridge. that Mrs.
i b,sess6Ifn has gotta subseouenttntervi con-
Do you remember telling Mra Blackburn
year. older than the piaintifrS" "nO '"''' -0n'
that with statements made By the pi.iStifi.
have no recollection whatever OF making any
sSo s: ss@ 'ssSSs Il s teal
but a. :. the iGfm the conversations took our
Judge Wilson then inquired about the second
interview with Mrs. Blsckburn, when Miss
Pollard vas not present and Col Breckinrldze
Blackburn he'd made 10 Just the form she had
told them. He did not rem ember that he had
Miss PoIlsrd's feelings toward him. as man
81 h h there Ta' 9othnS Tor him to do Su.
ID friend. and sympathy. and that he had
Sis name. / was doing ali could to carry ~
out the agreement had made with the plain
@ the S's sss s.s @ %sSrg
Ing the plaintiff. II used such words was
only honestly ttyIng to carry out my contract
pl.sSSurn.s .asss.tsd Judge % Sliss''' A'''
and DO oh6 no. plane her Tor feeling some
mon 5' r:is rssi e. Col h5 .ns Ss
which ars BisSt burn had put his eonTsg,a,
ton. The ts:timony Of Mrs. BiseR6urn O that
Col Breck inrldge had dlsclaimed to her that
Mr.. Wing lie present Vile Vie and simssif. and
said that ne was going to Kentucky when
Ttb Mss pssa or r.s ss
had put together two or three conversations
sress had already adiourned when tho CONVEX
sa.lon referred to with her took place.
any sseh sonn.rsiSn with Mrs Bi.sfSu naYs
Net in that , way At s replied Col BEecs-
bnrn nSt hsss With
70 do 20, No such conversation as whole oe-
Judge Wilson asked Col. Breckinridee to an
swer moro directly aud not evsds the ques-
Now do ron mean to say said Judge Will
son, that you did not tell Mrs. Black burn
do most en- physically" said Col. Breck.
inridge. with bow OF the head that IL one Of
y, DS VOW dem, that you told these things to
do not deny their truth in the sense that
minssa ana that .ss Ia. Seen led into s snS
Mira sckhurn." said udse Wilson. used
the word villain 10 referring Ia. your engage
ment. Do you think villain I. harsh word y
themT. ''''u
Col Breekinridge wa. evasive, saying: II
used that word In her apartments, No lady in
her aIartmsnts would have used that word
Judge Wilson asked u the defendant thought
the word was vronafully used. and Col Brock
S.n :vfn s tn.
word IN her Swn apartments. is not nice
q lady II the circumstances justified It and
After reading Mrs Blackburu's testimony
hishs ai.: Pollard put her arms around col;
Judge Wilson asked II Mrs. Blackburn had
Mrs Blackburn. said the defendant, has
given an account OF a, scene which really did
r. is:iloT; -, There was some suDsis acting there
on who's. p.r.l Ms. Poll.rd's. Mr.. Black
aouss.Siy on miSs RI. pIslnslil. Se".s %%:
on the s % lac: s sGi sGr az
s 81: sSnrd over ny
me to name the dsr Of. our marriage and
Mr. p stsfsrr9 a.S ga some s:' .e. Ss.
:nSs q Mrs Bl:skSnrn m: plaintiff, vent
nsrfi.e.' and resented this and assli i TIC TO
Col Brset inridse said that the recollection
OF Mrs Blackburn and himself with reference
would come back ' and name the das and r thae
she mad stated this to Miss Pollard In his pres
snes 40 not accord He went Into a long sH-
To this Col. BreekinridGs responded with some
Much time wa. spent In getting Col Brock:
inridgs to tell what haDpened in the ONCE OF
had ofGf n. asd Ria
self 0. May u, 1894 He tipallT said;
Dc not ssnE that .sid P9 ,S before
The risiu;in had said 70 M. Mssrg me tSi:
III marry you The last Of the month, Il God
does not interiors;. or maybe 1t was. n God.
Well God didn't intsrpose did Her" asked
We'll, uOnt Know, 6AlQ the lOlOneL with
a laugh. but. II He did. thank Him from the
mode y Which got out 81 Of ' %srrSias VII WITH
Ths tssiimony Of Col Breckinridge about
the interview in Major Moorss ofiics was read
s ss sa marry aaa y SsD e: had not
Il did not" he said. The word promise
I'm plies certain mental condition which did
not exist.
!, Attsr I recess t the intsryiss between Major
May II. and Major Moore testimony concern
ing what took place then. was referred to By |
Judge Wilson. who asked u Major MooIe's evi-
ience was not true Col. BIeckinridge adj |
mitted that Major Moore had told substan- |
Tally what occurred. but not ell that had |
occurred. Tho visit TO the Chiefs once he |
aid, Was not with TsisLsIss 70 the pretsnce Of
zsged, hut merely to remoys from Col Moore's |
lind the Impression that Miss Pollard Was q |
woman OF such character that Col Breckin-
ridgs intended TO turn her over to the police.
will ask you TO state whether shs was |
earnest and snxious In respect to this matter |
" the time this statement Was made by you 2" |
ask ed Judge Wilson, with reference to the re- |
marx 2, Tl, 2. the witness that he would marry the
Yes she was earnest. nervous. somewhat