New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20


LATIONS WITH 'oioNEh h"''
/ syFARs THAT HER INTIMACY WITH
$1,000. .,.r,.,, ,,,s
III" WV ''' ~ ~ VIZ
SECOND MARRIAGE - HIS
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WASHINGTON March 1'-Mad'rne o'i',' 'o"
tinued her romantic history III the "'ul' 'o''
this morning She dia not appear 10 be nervous VI
! concerned over the prospect WIZ" I'll, az
the courtroom this morning. Her experience VI IT.
dav had evidently given her confidence IN her aOh-
itv 70 cope with the Undetermined Major Ben But-
terworth. Tho courtroom was crowded NS 500"
rs the court had been formally called 10 o'ue' MISS
Pollard took the stand ana 'o'ohei I,w ~
laid down the paper he was rea'"E' "a
surpris" when Mr. Carlisle her own
BEGAN - examine her. lhS'eA" Vi "''''
worth. ,o,,
Miss Pollard have yon ever peeh "''r''e''
"No. NJ Carlisle"
"Who wa 'hr father Of your ch'lI porn III ''''-
/ cinnat?
| MIR Bre'h'nrldSe' ...,,,,,,o, ,o ,,av
Who was the cause OF your 'o''''''" D" ''''''
1882"
MIR EreckinridGe. ,, . ,,
"You spoke OF meeting Mr. bfe'h'''''s' "' ''''
| Public Library; how WAS 'h''.
| Il met MIR. BreckinrilIr at the rn'N' iioiui! ~
talk about the trouble with Mr' itoueS' All" VIZ"
met him there ne sa'' ne "o",r ',''' nm, ~, -, 49,.
house OF a dear iFl''''' % Ms, anu ~ .,, .,
house Of Mrs Rose ana al" ,"'' Gay ~ '''''
make me yirl" 10 NM "'' "''' w. NJ. pos,,
What dH goa 90 "'''' '''''s
! house. ~ .. T.,
,., ,. b. ,,I6 49,. ~ the wonderful future 1
/ had: he told me how much he thought OF me ne
SAID the schools Of Lexington were much cheaper
than thos- Of cincinnati. and that II went mr.
he could arrange .dNS'a''"I'' '''' '
Mr. i;oIcs. m
/ How dd yoA come 10 80 - '''>.'7''"
| 81 q, no. know cannot eNr'''' ''' ma" w.
dcrfui power Of peFsu"i'n' eou'' 40, .'S''' "''
was completely In his power lie sald Ne "i''''i
me - - - Lexington Win MN 'h't ''e"i"B "''
suggested that he send telegram 20 the pr'"cip'
Of the college signed by my Mother ana ca"IhS
mo home. He sent that telegram ara IeIt Tor
Lexington in the afternoon train and met hm'
he took me- to the house Of sarah Cess
Miss Pollard" asked Mt Car'fie dd you con
tinuc THESE rea'ions with me de'eh'"ht up 10 '''
! 18th day or May, lSt't MS dd'e WIS h'i'' d
month after NJ. Brtcknrdge = secret marriage 10
Mrs. WingJ
! YES. up to the Eth day Of My i%8
Mr.. Butterworth then took Miss Pollard for cross
examination. ana continued the questions he began
( Friday. inquirne miuutey into her early lfe sac
/ had an ambition - be teacher SAr sall' ana
/ had not given up that ambition
Mt tniior""rth r'aI part OF inc iF'ter S'l'
! by Miss Pollard when young girl 10 her school
/ mate Wcssie Brown. BOW Ms Wesleyan Robin
/ son. " Cincinnati. IN which Miss Pollard to'I or
being so praised by phr noogist th1t her aunt with
| whom she was stopping and whose lit.c daughter
! had not been praised. sent her home.
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|
| MT. bEI''r"oi" ''ld '''' " OSLO h'o"" '''e' !"
sesinel'S afA'h6 '' "''i''-" ''i NPi'''''' Oh Ger
| tam points. AMI MIS- Pollard rNlhhrn u'm quietly
! but with inst su'p'lon ~ q trrmor In her vo.c"
! Iler manner was courteous IN the extreme. "hen
ME- HntterWorih read certain 1'rS "' we l'''''' 81
an eXirSftgant Schoolgirl character Mss f'l'Ari
| hung her head. When Mr. Euuer"orih real Il
passage saying: Il ID not love Hoss~' at all he
| asked; How about ihht.
| THAT IL true sili Mss F'ilard
| Were You engaged - him."
No. m 'hat time.
! Nj EHt'orw'rih continued reading AMI enPha-
| s!l"l thAt tart wr're Miss Pollard spoke ~ my
| blnt sweetheart my modern inrnahr'." and tina;
she hal finally s'.tued down into "a flame 81 pure
low" fer Professor 'hInfer
VINO was engisei az me Tine - my fHcn
| N'-7'e hT'"h' ID "HDH "i"'r Nr '''''i' III
! ''rJec'' j Mss f""iI'.
! i "as eviben' mar nor h''rary stuli-s hai not
made her toNi-p rect IN Ii'hcal matters Hy blind
| Harnabas' ~" obviously meant ~" blind Bar
/ tmeus. son ~ Tim"us. who sni h} tn "a!sIe beg
ging. as recorded IN $ Mark.
Continuing this lnr ~ Decentralization. Mr.
| hn'ter"'fh asK'd ABOUT what MISS folari hhd
real. Juls- wilson. Of Mi~7 Pollarls counsel. In
| tefi'rei ana sHd inc questions bciis put were 50
g, ha,, t,s. r.,,. ,,"., 49,. .,,, ,,,,,- pa,
terw-Jrth This plaintiff has in every possible way
put forward the claim Of the purity OF her ciar,ac-
ter She has surrounded herself with an atmosphere
Of purity It's the matter the soul OF this Issue"
| Major ButterwOr;hs next question was So much
| Ike the others that Judge Wilson and pro-
tested In the course Of his remarks he said some
| thing about a young girls character depending on
! the individual In whose way she might have been
/ placed H- made some reference 10 ''tha; individual
| having aiivery tongue" and the audience laughed
Judge Bradley threatened to clear the courtroom II
SUCH demonstrations happened again
| Mr. Buttcrworth asked Miss Pollard II she know
| certain persons-Dr Green ". Stout. Alcck Julian
| and others IN BRIDGEPORT NY. She sad she did
not know any OF them except Aleck Julian and o.
| Il. Roach. Julian. she said. was the man she