The sun., 1894-03-10

IN III In0O the nrOtortN0n nt n MWMN1Nu "
would never have been necessary"
Mrs Blsekburn reeumed the stand after the
reeees and, At Col Thompson's request. iden-
ing, reeeiyed from COL Breekinfidee while she
read: -.
her iSsTa'' ,SsTs. "ao'''" A' 'A'''''"''' '''N "'
The second was dated New York. and said
the station o both s sers 'Si signed ned by Col Brsos
ais: Mary Deshe a sister Of the nt,t Mr.
she met met Mis-. Pollard fiTst in LexiSston in The
Mrs Carlisle during the Worlds Fair:
Mr Carlisle produced peculiar little dee;
as one she had bought at Nnntucsst and given
h@pdvEiiins on ls.si iS pasted Sp the basket
snd AID SsHsSfs ISS h.r
Ths next with Ess Col " g g Moore ss; 81;
mat %atey SSE NAY H Is ls5s Miss Sosfa came
e his oflce followed by C0. Brecsinrldge.
inridae % said that tkis s lady % Threatened S him With
H Ssd COT brscsisriSss had prSml.ed % 70 marry
to make her hi'. wife on May 81 81. Miss Pollard
ders, the tears coursing down her cheeks.
Col. BrecEinridge showed no signs OF trepida-
Pollard against making Threats. When Col.
Breckintidge told Of hts intention to marry
Mise @ PGlsrd %n he did So i1 an earnest mapner
May IL 1893. Col. BreckinridRe and Miss Pol
% rdae said said Mss % Pollard I Tss e presDspe @ k pS linn
and that she would leave for New York In the
inriiee said that when the child was born they
would be married., and wished Col Moore to
"'iiss TSey % cisspsd hands. Said the witness. "ss
II to bind the agreement. 1t was q very i'm
Reading the shorthand notes OF this inter-
view. Col Moore. who used to be an old-time
newspaper reporter in Congress- eaid Mics Pol
yer from her bosom. declaring her intention OF
using II on Col Breckinrttge and herself The
inridgs susSested that the pistol be returned
:Ssss:,sS 4 &c given S S ssr e &. SIsssS.. one a
second conversation with Col. Breckinridge
and Miss Pollard wac qualification OF the
objected In a. breath. The witness was asked
to draw conclusions, they said.
sna Col aoc1. ss ss
ns,, rN% Col Th:h Tss sss%ed e
produced. and Col. Breckinridge Identified
them a, soniag lire lFom him The fst Letter Ers
to see Miss p, and influence her to change
Sf 6ssssi and ,Ss dsfs%isns Tor aS iesr ss shs
might destroy herself a note from Col
shown Miss Pollard il she asked for II. ~
ssc9pd i n9se & from the Defendant pu, again re-
oh.n no w4sS r. rom
Views with COL nI n,e;GiPTidsc :; p. about hi; n.
quested Col. Moore again to see Miss r." 80
as not to allow her to destroy her character by
al sIS Street in iii. city. to see Miss Poi.
lard but she h had gone 10 ,o ShHJostssyiil. Oh " Va
W. i. McChssney to Col. Moore was produced
I5 It Col BreSSinTdTe ia ID said they were hts
snss wiS aaS S% sTaa % De p anS 70
johnson had given the witness . check. signed
Miss T Pollard Il sSe needed 1 Il 'f This csesE Was
returned by the witness 70 Col Breckinrides:
Col Moore that the defendant would arrive in
%sshingtcn for .., The s.Stras2rdinary session Of
know whether to anticipate anything When
arrive" said the letter.
bosom in his, office. and while a messenger
went 70 get II CSI Thompson began the cross
iireskinridee Of wanting 10 XII him, and said
DID he say he had never seduced herf"
asked Col. THOMPSON:
Moo" cried out Miss Pollard. turning ex-
citedly to the uuestioner. When she had been
gueted Col Moore answered. Not at that
lid Col. Breckinridee say to Miss Pollard
duced Dy me ?"
He said" was the answer that she could
not say he had seiucsd her: that the fret
night he had met her he had taken liberties
with her. and the next night had slept with
Did Miss Pollard deny thisr
Judge Bradley would not allow the revolver
taken out by Miss Pollard to be produced,
saying that . description was all that was
necessary. II was OF 3S calibre. self acting. OF
new style.
There was stir whom the name Of DR.. " g.
Lincoln. distinguished practitioner OF WASH
inRton. was called. Nearly every body in the
court room knew he had attended Misc Pollard
professionally. In answer TO Mr.. Carlisle he
said that Col. Breckinridge and Miss Pollard
called on him at his ofllce In 1888 and Col
Breckinridge said he presumed tho Doctor
knew the relations OF the plaintiff and himself.
and that they were to become closer. Col
Breckinridge said Miss Pollard needed treat
msnt she was very low in spirits, and he
wished TO place her under DIR. Lincolns
charge.
Mr.. stoll, the law partner OF Col Breckinridgs.
for tha defence. DR.. Lincoln said that he met
Miss Pollard professionally about i've years
ago. he thought.
some objections by the plaintiff to O question
asked by the defence frittered away the time
until 3 o'clock, when the court adjourned until