Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

liberties with her iuenda, Hayius Miss
Pollard iuvitod Charles Dudley War.
uer 10 her Mrs. FiIlCtto'sl house with.
out permission.
When Miss Pollard came 10 tell her
Of Colonel Breckuriige's attenti ns to
Mis-. Wing, Mrs. BhCkburi advised
her u shu hnl any self fusUeci, t1 drJ.i
him. On his next Wilt Col lnti Bee
inriige DICTATED storuly, omplaiicaiiy
aud if,quepty that tie stories % his
attention 10 other women were the
work % miserable gossius. Mfs.
blackburn * ended to Mics P0.iHri
more pr0ttcu thau che otherwise
Woulf, lcCnuvc Breckiufidge asked
her aud fhe believed him q gouilemnn.
Alter tlu nom recess Mr1 Pollard
was dcciucily cheerful and smiling H4
she thlkUd with her lawyer. Miss
Mary Dcshu, sister 90 du.uud aups hfst
vile, tesiific 10 having known Mss
Pollard, but her testimony was Of liiue
account
"No croN.rxamination for her. She
may stand astde,' Bnid Col. Bfc'Hiu-
u lgt, win u wave OF his hand,
MrJUf Moore, Chioi OF police OF the
District OF COLUMBIA, took the stand.
lie hpt met Miss Pollard, accom-.
panied ny Brcckinrldge, in uls llee,
May 10, 1893. Ho sail; "inU door
was tuddebly thrown opou aud Col.
BfOcLiuriipc came in followed ~ the
lady. lie suid lac might have 20 ask
my projections, NJ the lady threatened
ma life. Shu demanded that he should
promise g. marry her. size seemed
excited and demanded that hu uamu
the day. lie named May %, 1893 aud
said he would marry nor then 10
Providence spared his lile.n
Witness warned Niles Pollard that
she must nOt make threats against
Colonel Breckenridge lilo, w. the
police would deal with hul.
On May l7tb, at Witness Office,
BrooGinritge taid the lady was prcg.
nnnt, through relations with him. Sue
was going ~ New York % prepare Tor
the event, and no iY.ruioI g. marry
her.
Gle tolc me-" said the witness, cot
he and We three eiasped
hands,
ut was an imptcss.yo scrne,' said
the major. "Aiils Pollard had drawn
from her bosom revolver, declaring
" she had occasion she would uso "
upon herself and him" Wituu.s took
iLColonrl Bfsokinridgc suggcstiug that
no should futurb " AZ u Christmas
present, and she telling him " give Il
TO her ON her birthday.
There was sir uf oxcitem mt a.
Major Moore sads Gle told nur she
could not accuse him Of having mp.
preached her with flowers or teiuotd
her. rhat the iirtt time hb snw her
ho took liberties ami tue second night
slept with her"
Moore Identified several Letters ana
| telegtams that passed between himfoli
anu Brockinridgc, but oil were uuim'
| pOrisnt.
BeginniHg the REORGANIZATION,
MI. rhompson said, dropping into the
| Kentucky vUrnaCulaf. "Mai0r, have
you got tue gun the lady pulled from
hot tOs5m2'
a messenger was dispatched 10 the
chieps Uilicp for tue revolver
"Did lac say hu never hoIuced hct2''
asked Mr. ThOmpspn, whurtupOu Mics
! Pollard cried, "Nt!h shfilly, aud her
lawyers aud her Trends devoted them.
selves 20 guiyting her, which they were
able TO do with dilllculty.
"N0t that time" was Moore's an.
swet.
DR.. n. S. Lincoln said the defendant
brought Miss pollsW 10 him, spying
she was uuTossonably Jealous aud very
nervous anu needed treatment. The
court then adjourned.