The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-14
pRpCKlNRIDGE ExCORIATED.
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-. Ho-r-Ths Case to Cis-. Te-1sy.
v,su,SrroS. April 13.-Ths closing sreu-
=, Of the breach Of promise suit against
~ Rrset inridgs was begun at 10 o'clock this
...i,s by the Hon. jeremiah NJ. Wilson. the
80 counsel for Miss Pollard. Judge Wilson
s.,.i ,rare man. with narrow shoulders. .
~, thin face, accumulated By . prominent
80 nose. and hardly looks the power he
s....s.ss n making an argument before q
-, starting quietly. In tones so low that
49,, could hardly be heard. Judge Wilson
s-.du,lly allowed his powerful voice full
-, hurting accusation after accusation at
a. vhite-hsired Kentuckian- The plaintiff
-, not present Neither was Major Butter
18th At the opening. but he came In with
nah. Breckenridge Just as Judge Wilson was
,.srs,ting his absence. as he wished to ask
An what he would do with the fallen woman
nd III. q an who Injured her.
"Isuppose." said Judge Wilson. he would
"a, I would turn the woman out and I'd send
"A. nan to Congress- stand here for wo-
.,,hood." Mr. Wilson continued. This de-
,,.d.nt proclaime ed from the stand that while
,s.irs OF this kind only injured q man. they
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w 80 20 nrots.t .eains, .IlovIng mi.
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W. 49,. hoI,.d .r.,n., an. vom.n- vonIa
,ondemn him: condemn him. II I could. so
a.. $500 A., .nndsmn.,ion vopId yino ronnd ,hs
world"
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pA'n'u "as -, y','
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hat whatever she IL. tnat oeIendant land ne
pointed an accusing finger at Col Breekln-
rdgsi Is responsible LOT ner condition. what
Q the argument Of Col. Thompson and Major
IL "a no. 'ha' IN .nis seventeen
-ear.Old man. but that she seduced him.
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usu rs " .Ts w. az, IN" a..
coward ne says. Inc woman oiu IL
;,rdsn Of Rden: that's What Adam said when
rOuCht before the King OF men. She did IT.
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Major Butierw0rth told the jury nothing
Wbsn hs start.d in 10 do 40 he found that he
"uoa 10 ,s " w ~ no 'Vu -,
'n getung into muooS WAFER. 80 nc sslo- III
,os.: stand on tho bank and shoot OH IRE
Judge Wilson's remarks caused occasional
Judge Bradley rebuksd.
" There i. one thing expect to show. and IL
Jilson. 1t il that this woman. frisndl,ss.
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o i1l; i. trae.abi. to H.. crm. Of tina. nam
his Is the sim lest case In the world. and II
on get out Of your heads the elamor and tn,
. how simple It r..
Judge wilson spoke 81 the intimacy OF the
efendant ana .he pihintlu a. showing that
,ual and, therefore. good enough to, be his
lie; He said that Col. Breekinridge had taken
% 70 the Eobltt mouse 70 see ms kentucky
lends SoL DrecklnIinge snoHk MS mead at
u.s. anu hr otoil toid Judge wilson that there
as no testmony 20 th4t erect Judge wilson
sisted tnet Claude +. rrnneis mad 40 testified.
ad added the iAwyer, When l asked the de-
nuaht ABOUT tnis on the stahd ne oion de-
~, n,,
But that Is not so. said Col. Breokinridge
low voice.
can nave tnese intetruptions py OUTSIDE
lHTss Juige bradiey SAID. ,,
10 MAT 90 you reisF. your honorF asked
uags wilson;
=, mean these intepections BY the do
Does your honor mean mat nave no right
represent myself here = asked Col Breckin-
age IN surprised voice
mean you are Iepresented 6y ,eounse!
no MI SPEAK tor you. Judge bradiey said
npasuenty
but nave consttptionai right 70 repre-
'nt mJseii 700. Col. breckinIidge replied.
u Jopr honor SO decides u. Ia IKE you TO
Aso
vy,Hoge hsadley ald not answer. and Judge
,nson continued. IaElng up the alleged
y y nise 2. marriaSe. ne SPOKE OF the intimate
n y, III h Iflatlons pelween Col breekinr1dgs and
Ma 0aaLL aging great stress on Mrs Black
W ~ testimony that the defendant had re-
n. tote hef ne ioVed no one put Made
an nMgsiths. mln1 you SAID Judge VII.
Ss .,Is 40, MISS roiihsd and that ne hAd not
~ y. ' n. lntsntlon OF marrying Mrs Mlns.
ere ere male after the delendants secret mar. /
sair.ags upon the plaintiffs counsel, thinking l
ldt would OVerWn0im them. HUT thew didn't 4