Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-03

I Nf"NNHN NNNMANH
swell, / caunoi auawcr that dol1ite
There was 40 particular word or act
that could lay my baud ON. Thrru
! was iust something internally that
moved me. 40 Hur mad removed me,
1 could mt have said you have
encouraged me-, uuI set would
have been surprised " che had 70.
| bukud ~
"Well, then, you drew her {, you,
aud hyS long were you in that p0si.
| lions"
ooh, cannot say.U
"And what was talked ab0utgn
"Nuihiug was said" tLau gutter anu
ruhusu from the iuigrJ
"Nou we're % mau % IS and she a
! girl OF ~ Co ~"
THAT is all trlc, nnt much more.
No mnu iu America hal los excuse
Tor such an action than I, with the
iOmcHic surroundings I then had.
have attempted 90 maln no UNuus1 f0f
~ itJuii happened al."
"Aud the fact she wtsa young girl
IN school makes % ull the w0ur2"
"Nuu cannot ffumu words too strong
TO characterize It,"
"lhon / understand you 10 say the
onormiiy OF the nC. cannot DO over.
estimator"
"lncruis bat one punishment which
] have not deserved, AMI that h 10
marty the woman WIN was concerned
with mo in the act.U
'As a lawyersiucc you claImyou did
not icIucu her Will you tell us what
you COusljuf arduCLlu.ep
"l mean 10 say that did not soduce
her by any pr1trsAliJuH u 1--we Or TO-
ward, that rho dld not lmu 10 me as
% muduu nor ~ "a virgin; that 1 diI
MT uuluco her Ia the physical sense
that she came 90 mo nsn maiden anu
lee her otherwise. Nor In tine
lover seust, that di4 not otlrr her
money!
Describing tho interview on the
train Oh Lexington tho colonel said!
81 suggested 10 her IL ahc Htiyui over
ia Lexington would shr not meet me,
aud ! asked huF n there was any place
she could 10. She sald fho could gO 10
Sarah GJss's house, anI with some eur.
y leo | asked, What do you know about
sarah GOSSIP
"shr said Mt Rhodes had once tried
to get her 10 90 there with him aui she
hai gone AS fat NJ the gate, but haI o..
fused % 20 inn
Miss Pollard had known the way 10
the houtc, the colonel continued, aud
thuui ia response O. questions rs 10 his
going homu b uiuuur auI returning 10
tho assisnaiion house, he responded
81 did, 1 uiJ." with bowed head.
After going over 10 the house Of
Sarah Co.'s ON sunday tue lawyer
asked u Bfrokinudge had taken Misc
Pollard 60 the nuu % Miss Rose In
Cincinnati when they went there, be
replying: al want 10 be- candid aud
viii any frankly | dld not take her la
tho sense VI going on tnu same train,
/ but we had made tho arrangements 20
so 10 Lexington"
"Diu you have sister Ia Lexington
/ by tue name OF Luui-aG" asked Mt.
/ Wilson, after Mr.. Bruckiufiiru had Ne.
/ Clutci he hai not uOttsrundtd with
| Miss Pollard ia 1855.
81 never had sister by tho name Of
/ Louisa" was the reply.
edo you know woman IN Wash.
ingtln by the name Of Louisa
! Lowell"
Colonel Breckenridge looked puzzled
/ AMI JuClgtu he knew no ouch person.
Then 90 MT. Wilson's inquiry
whether no rgmBmDofgd a typuwtitisl
whose machine was Ia the corridor Of
| tue capitol between tue rooms Of the
House committee on post0illcgs and tue
| committee ou printing. lo SAID there
| had always boUu "a typBwrtist aud
sten0srnpbct thutc.
"Nuu said you wrote no letters 10 her
/ In lSsB1n continued Mr., Wilson.
"SUw uid you uoi take that lady
/ IN February, 1856, mauu'cript let.
| tor beginning My Dear Sister
| Louise ana ask her 10 render 10 IA
typewfiliug3"
~ decline TO answer that uulcss you
show mo tue paper you arc ASKING the
| question from. / have giveu you notice
| 10 pfoiure all the letters you have
from me anu you have said you had
nome"
The colouUl was, for tho nmt time,
getting somewhat excited.
His auorueys, Mr.. BuuerWorih and
/ Colonel Thompson, backed him up Ia
/ his refusal, but Judge Bradley decided
theques,lon was "a fair ont.
".ince have no recollection Of
woman named Louise LOWELL eau MT
remember having sent any letter 10
her" was tho reply.
"Lut ms seu the letter." persisted
"rhut Will come out Ia due time. -
remarked Mr.. Wilson.
"Nuw, 10 refresh your memory,
| ID you not In that communication,
refer 10 the disparity OF ages b,iwecn
/ yOutaeli aud your dear sister l. a.,
/ l.t?"
There were more protests that tho
l letter should he produced, 70 which Mr..
/ Wilson said; "For the comfort Of
| yOlto'i nrd your a;i0rleya, ! will say
| the manuscript WAS returned 10 you.V
"Wtll, NOW, you need not make
I such statemenia Tor ! dohit care any.
thing about II, either why,n lntofpOsed
Colonel Brocsinridge, visibly ncttled.
"Aud 10 further refresh y ur mem.
Oty," continue Nj. Milf0n, "did YOU
| moi say how anxious you were 10 got
bacl, aud meet your dear sister once
moIt2"
81 have not tho iintost recollection
Of Huy such letter anu I dou't caro- to
discuss iLh
Judge Wilson then asked him n be
hAd not, after two or three msutha OF
this correspondence, cautioned his dear
sister lpusu rot 10 leave tho letters
lying around, rs curious persona might
search bureau dtAwrrf9"
81 newer under huy circumstances,
wrote any such lrttuE" replied tho
colonel, Aud then hr tapped the Wit.