The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-04

uoneo the natter to = number OF people but 1
nm %%rIpi:ss:d y; Issss .'l'o, % sn,n
rGs. SeenSlSs b.st Sister e. sol Rs:sf lin;
merely that sh. had received 80 much money
ap s% 1i tST not sosh Sn Thi q
s' i' fSr ;e:S 81. Il: ssp x. Va:
velope only. and after that = package Of about
70 know Why. and wh.p she had written the
pane and address OF Miss Pollard on the nv
cw, sd r.. Sad Sr.. S00s sS IN. s Col
a'it Va. unusual aofs ~. said snd i'm.
Major Butt.fwortS essmin.d ~. m.mor.n-
s3d .2sd Mtn..s ME- th.a. T,r. : any :s.
tries In u Of work bearing date OF 1886, when
ten. Miss lowell look Cd through %. book md
found that the nrst date was Jsnpsry. 1888,
her 5sssn .aS eSSs ssh she
Judge Wilson took the witness again. end to
PIN shs ssid TIE sst sSSslope, we're brought
after sh. had copied several lstt.rs Tor him
Beat hs p mature sh1 S.SIrppins ~
her second memorandum book that the nam Q
4 Col Brscklnridee 10 connection With york
1856. but she was I sure she had done. work iof
him prior to that, when she did not know his
Col. Breckinridge then took the stand for
the hrst time to-day.
d,.t.T ask Iou , said yuds: WIlso. %%s.
II hav. seen her before. said tn. defendant
have seen her at differsn Mt timss-on the street
cars and at the Capitol She was carrying on
.p;pS n., m woEs In the same corridor where
Ibid she ever do any work for your"
wo s so. 70 dc MP Tois
Der place was convenient. and when was In
""pld you eyer carry 70 her any manuscript"
DO you know vhsT. the manuscript is that
script that had typswTittsn was dsstroyed:
wa. not p4R sstro oye that You hsy.n'ttT
Il will cay that any mani seript that passed
thrSSsn into ssf the '1 vast. s.sH Sss never
month S .S a .Gs e ;ss G sSsr d II:
Ny Dear Sister Louise'r'
did moi" more EN- phstiesIly.
own hs.ndw.ri!insT
i will ask you to state II you didn't deliver
to her that manuseript. and II in that mann
You o. s who
IVES addre.s.d e Ny D.s, Sister Louise p
This Is astins about q Hypothetical letter."
he iaid. about which some lady e supposed
TO have q memorandum. and that u the
oS...nt ;. q the paper. which he haan's proved
To this Judge Wilson answered: How does
my iIis ed knew 5 that won't prove that he re-
aSS Sss = = e.t s'e.:s
I.co:e.i9S q: t.. ':, ID 5uas: Bs.d Al x.
istssrs 81. rsssiv.d from him:
M 81 sss 3 !. S::s : CON-
s IHa hs o9s s.:;OS Of
'%"Yp aid oscssiona nall " " '''
Mis-. pf fsrs st.. !. s. Mo- sc.S T TSpsa a' ss' 9 Of
certainly did not do IT in tn. year 1888
~, ~: :I3i ;::;.s: Rsl.rS
Vii ass to s:. II dan s.
e cara MAE, nS
.ss ts &. sf fs
81 S' ''''A you were AFRAID
the . a. % North Upper street. In 1sSer
"bo yoa deny her oath that yOu gave her
! don't remember having given her that
% e .o aas. .l Hie shs with
pThs Impression is q, y.ry !, ndistiact that Mis-
the paper sent to her. and that ! was the
MEDIUM Of eommSn IN between her and
the C .n, Service Commission as to that OK
Did you have Miss Lowell address the type
Upper street. LsSinaton. Ky. p ~
II diI not No such occurrence as Miss
L 70 ds
70 mis-: LSw; e any tina Tine Pss..fs 81
letters which were TO 70 In the envelopes used
n the Ordinary eorrssp9ndsnes ! mean to
,snM.ir .Es:,ll max. it specific. said JSas.
ss opss for you and returned them 70 you
So. never did J" ..id a. dsisndan, again,
lard be put on the stand 70 show that she had
DESTROYED the specific letters which MAJOR But;
.r1Ss JSS:: Bn:d;. ana sr.assd the s%:
ND S: 'sSs h:r seat IL
nervous when she WAS not allowed to answer
&. sh aG ss.s; II hsr %. osP P,.S:
Nc: roilsrd: s.s.a NJ, S.fIi:is ala yea
during the session Of congrs.s Of 1885 30 y
pla alton. but MAJOR Buttsrworth told her TO
answer the question directly and the plaintiff
said:
Yes. sir"
Where were you At that timer
AT 50 North Upper street. Lexington. Ky"
win you describe the letters received By
yOu from the defendant during that session 2"
"They were all typewriter Letters
How were they addressed on the snrs-
,'S Mis-. Pollard, No, SO North Upper street.
Miss Pollard started on to tell the contents |
of those Letters. but she was halted By Mr..
Csrlisls and Major ButtsrWorth. despite her |
fearful request that she be allowed to tell |
How do you IDENTITY thsmr' Mr. Carlisle
Oh. there Es.s great msn{ Of them. and
"Oh. i shall have TO tell this" said Miss |
Pollard. with gesture q PstqisE9sss end she
a Srsat many nAmeS-'Ay Dear Sister Lou