The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-11
ltie Ros,I. and the defendant

Aleck Julian, Rankin Resell. ana the defendant
hifT 4. S o. wilip S and Ssllbsrst. periuTyb.
ShsR S.. FGIss$ :sy; .S s0 Va. y ca.f!ies -
TIM. %ss also pPoo tsS &. ssS Which ss
sIs 4. s e Ria u h9s. 10 fM lS
TO Rodes, written in 1855, asked him aud
ssss s.. hT r for %Oss which you know"
For what pprnoss did .hs. need that mon
sy,a,, asked Sol Thompson. ,ntnips TO MT:
most generous. most kipd. and she knew that
che needed oney to ptepare for the birth OF
~ Sns S :fsd Df h him %on sgt
sSo Ga net snrp e III S
have been Wiling to inrn,sh ali tss money D shs
ton. but to poor old Jim Rodes on his. $40 q
not have paid Il there had rot been some great great
reason ior causing him to do so. Wa. ever .
ds.n . roSss .hod as has H been
The S:f5;Ssnc;' sSsty:.n The testimony
Norwood Founding. Aeyldm were discussed
~ Col; Thompson. who said he. would Le will
Sisters against that Of the won an who said
she had dedicated her life to the defendant.
Who had n dGi i tS Rsss 20 GoSis w9%in
, ,1sss T s,.s dedisstl0Rithen tsey s must
ko.slI and Julian AMI BP"St and the rest 50,
he way from Pueblo. Col, By tfs defence. said
che DID not recognize the, plaintiff as woman
And there is .Dr. Belle Buchanan and that
crowd" said Col. THOMPSON. referring to the
S: s. TsS fs she b. s Pol SS
9 very good opinion Of these female doctors"
Speaking further 10 regard to the female doc.
had testified that Louiso Wilson, Tor there was
such a. girl. he said. asserted that the man
Do you admit tbStf" turning to Judge, vii.
eon and Mr. Carlisle. Do you admit that2 II
dS % have soa4
II will" replied Judge Wilson.
girl in 1885, and last year she goes to the
place whore che says 1t wa. born. and did not
ehd that Ssd BEEN Ssf so Ss'a 10
had died soon after abe left. Do you can to
her ehd a. sho T ss sn az cRa ssy 81
and did not think to inquire about IL Tor nine
long years: And the babe born IN 1s SSd y
the undertaker's. and yet 1t was laid in grave
just think Of it." he said; her little ones
lying In graves that she has never seen. oh.
inhumnn woman: inhuman woman and mon
feet IS Of f hs m hsT snd sSs 10 d
give them away hnh yet we are apDeded Ito to
e sacred asm s q In the
no The chT,t TN card incident vas pooh:
iam 10 more. fully Identity the plaintiff With
little veil wore when was here. RsmarEae
came back so sTddenIy"wko remembered t The
little veil she wore but forgot her own name at
Col, Thorn pson said he had looked up tho
meaning Of the word . Pollard In tina diction-
arr and he found that 1t meant - small coun-
t tsT.sis eoin' another definition was rs't'
Well" he added. didn't know how in the
world names SHOULD run so close in connection
Col Thompson embellished his speech with
words on s aa
nunsiation Of the piaint,frs cRaractsr. Alter
making some tronI re'ere1ess to Miss Pei
piaIntir. a" Col THOMPSON eamo TO the testi-
mony Of Mrs; Blackburn. in which he said she
."1f X n Mr. S.a Bssieuru. h. said e. have
old character. but she's getting along in years.
Joe Blaf q; t I'm my friend was the youngest
Luke Bi.cfbnrn hes been dead many years.
and this lady Is his widow, she's no longern
s %sf'a aSt iss sSt E I': sn
anime her that shed jump down my throat.
Then followed references TO King Solomon
and his many wives. King David and Uriah's
wife. Antony and Cleopatra. and the frat Ma
poleon and George Washington andtbeir love
affairs. Miss Pollard had been raised not low
ered. By her affair with Col. Breckinridge. con-
tended Col. Thompson. She had said she
would rather be his mistress than the wife OF
Rodss, rather go with the defendant into soci-
oty whore she could have intellectual enjoy
ment than he the wife OF Rodes. tending chill
And" said Col Thompson. barring the
sin. ! don't blame her for feeling that way"
Al $40. fifteen nutes before adjournment.
Col Thompson took up the alleged intention
OF Miss Pollard to compel the defendant to
marry her and as this a new line OF argu-
ment he ask cd an adjourn ant until to-mor-
row which thu Eourt