New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
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and Miss Pollard was read from the i steIo5' llbnr
Mss P3ari PH hfr aTHS a y5n @I name the day before
Mrs Blackburn: Colonel Breckm!ldbe "'' '''''
Tied at that time 1900 H., ,ak.
place. but he did not remember telling MIS- hiacbE b
burn as she stated that hc "9h.d % sGn } m whom
hc was engaged. HI, IG va PiDSI11;e h~ sa1 vent
through a performance that was not on tht hlis am
objected Mrs Blackburn told Miss P9'lari; |iin w
% demonsirdiio2s STATIONS 6efoTs Mrs. Biack6uTn ana the"
"'ilS" Twice colonel Breclnridge was called down
by Judge Wilson in The midst OF some long Gx-
panatio4 Don't make caocl pGeIIh iaq suise T
piled somewhat hotly, I'm not making any
The testimony Of Major Moore. the chief Of po-
lice. ana Of colonel Breckinriage as to the Intr d
Treckinridce said he did not remember the con-
VcIfatbIjn tbjn no, asiG iSe wness in answer to
whether he had stated, as Major Moore iesIli'eu,
that he had promised TO marry Mss Pollard on
Nav H. II think / said yes. I'll marry You on me
last Of the month, if God doesn't interfere ana
JUDGE wilson read the statement of Major Moore
aDouL tnf SecPu on HIM hs'5 on V Nav r. during which ac-
coriing to Major Moore. the defendant and MISS
ilst made bv the defendant that he would marry
the planun after her child was born ,s,or,,ol,v
Colonel Breckenridge said that was suDS'anU'"y
what occurred. but not all that occurred ,. .
DO understand yoa to say that that Xlsit 10
statement not with reference to your geItnt
married but with reference 10 your atr', H.. h
that you should pretend to beenSagea so t'a' She
might die out OF your life .,, -. r,,,,oo,
from Major Moore's mind the impression thai haG
intended to turn her over 10 ne ponce Il was
In answer to another question Colone! BrS&Gkn-
ridge said: Il made these statements 10 m3]Gf Ma]GGf
Moore simply TO let him think that thoHtht
enough of Miss Pollard to marry her ana 70 ohseI
the Impression he had that intended to turn hcr
over to the police. II was merely 20 reheIc Hcr
mind that made the statements TO Major Moore;
In the course Of further nyests2t9n 'ese eh Nflss
PollarD spoke to You about your reIal'ohS VIII"
II never heard Of that until she testified to It on
the stand-I never heard Of it before saId 'he
"D!d you on any occasion visit the plainun at ai
Mary McKenz!e's. on Second-st. ~ ms thlS & Cr$ H.,
(the place where Miss lollards child was DOT" III
4 never dl only know that Mary MeKfnIe 6I5 5s
raint Il TY pace d the Birth Of her enid never heard OF
Mary Mckenzie until within the last cay or w.. 49,
To- testify in this case and that she is 10 be- pro-
duced here TO testify that was al n,r mo-, "OnsT; ,
will say in advance that any such siatement, va, was
faise-I never was at her house; ana Di "o' N'''"
"You say persons went there 10 tram "ai!
Mckenzie; what do you mean: . . 900
Il mean simply that certain persons "ent 10 Sc
Mary Mckenzie to get her TO say she had seen me
her house while The painiin w4s thSTr
Il did: / sent my son on learning that other per
sons had been to see the woman in behalf Of TINS
"Did you communicate with the plaintiff there BY
advertisements in the Washington p@pGrs' ana r
for, your communicaton with her.
"Tbn niu pajn,lr rests the crossexamlnaon here.
said Judge Wilson. and Colonel Brecknridse he&'eu
Then NIaior Butterworth took up the redirect
Maior Bmtterwcrth made Colonel Ereckinridse
tell about points in his testimony, particularly about
Miss Polard's call on him at his room last year;
lie said Miss Pollard told him one had sliehtei
| her. she had no friends. the only friend sn. @ haa
had gone insane, and she wanted nun ~ 80 , mar ~ 4 @ M
as before If he would not marry anybody else >ne
then said" he continued. she intended to 90 wNtt-
was going to Kentucky and when returned 10
Washington she would follow ] said she was '1rl, Urn,
ing into a blackmailer. and then she salI hal
no RIGHT TO call her such a name Ih'n oIcAed
tee m n eofG fGr ara saF sake make It as loud You
can. so that everybody else can hear lhen sne
We went t. her apartments. and | sat down on
chair and she the floor. win her h"au RESUME
her before I left that house and she proposed to
MAKE a scene unless did
After further refusais on his part, defendant slil
h. went to the window. threw IT up ana S'1 n, he
would scream and just thcn somerody - & m I'd
'@ifhe Information was impaired to me-" sall
that there's a member Of Congress here wAo VIII
Nfter an explanation by Colonel Breckinrlge that
he meant his daughter and not Miss Pollard IN re-
house" after the death Of his wife Major Butter,
ana the five days ordeal OF the defendant had
/ After consultation between Colonel Brecklnriige
and mis- lawyers Major Shelby said he thought the
case of the defence might end at that point but he
asked that the court adjourn then In order 10 give
the defence time to consult as to what u wou1 90:
/ Judge Wilson asked. In the interest OF time, that
/ the hour and half for the afternoon session DC
/ utilized In hearing rebuttal testimony.
The defence said they were not prepared TO -
on and Judge Bradley agreed to the adjournment
But before the crier formally announced that the
court was adjourned. the crowd began to move out
Then Judge Bradley became angry. and stinenng
up ne cried: Take your seats, go back there take
off your nat"
to the spectators, in which he said that the GU
riosity exhibited by them had been Disgusting;
+ corridors had been crowded by the prurent. and
crowds had assembled before the Office Of counsel;
The spectators. he said also trial, "On trial
J for their common-sense and decency ana ! am
ashamed TO say that their conduct has resulted In
A verdict Of guilty Of indecency They remind me
OF buzzards sitting fence corner. waiting an
, opportunity to pick up little carriOn. Adjourn
the court" and the court was adjourned.