Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-03-17
DR.. Mary Parsons testified that in

1888 she attended Miss Pollard at the
convent on Massachusetts aven lie,
Washington, and in Second street,
southwest. In the latter place q male
child was born and placed in the
asy lum. She afterward saw the child
} with its mott er.
Al this point IN the examination
mutfied sCbUing was heard in pialrtIti' g
direction. She was ieGning toward,
almost dOub e, shaking convulsively
Her attendants were unabl- to qaist
ner, and were compelled to support her
rom the room. As she passed the door
she fell forward in u faint. an, would
nave dropped to the floor had not one
Of her attendants caught her. Then
the doors closed, and The examination
proceeded
Asked what b. came OF the child,
witness said it d.ed. Asked if Miss
POliarI bad told her who the father OF
the child was, Breckenr dge AID lis
counsel IN chorus objected. The oo-
| lection was admitted, but finally DR.
! Parsons Was allowed 10 say that she
called or Breckenridge at his residence
with oil f ON Miss Pollard for doc
tore services. He forward payment
An exciting ssene Indicating the in-
Z
! posing sides of the Pollard case oc-
Cured just outside OF the court room
when cour. had adjourned for the day
Mr.. Shelby. couu sci for the defendant,
rebuked Mr. johnson counsel tor the
plaintiff. for his harsh criticism OF Mr..
I $ 1slby during the course OF the sfter-
/ noon proceedings.
| Ho5 words followed and a minute
/ later al The lawyers were pushing and
struggling IN a bunch. MIR. Shelby,
one / the defendants lawyers, struck
! Mr. JOhrs n, who acta for Miss Pollard,
an ugly blow on the head. Tn men
we're separated before more damage was
| done or more bows passed. Just Is
| he encounter wa over Judge Bradley
strobe upon the scene demanding to
know tn cause and Mr.. Wilson laid the
case befor.- him, stating that the Ken
lucky lawyer had made an unprovosed
assault upon Mr. Johnson.
| Colonel Breckenridge and his son
had startsG from the court house but
seeing tn judge, turned back the COT
gresham, saying with evident excite
/ ment, Il had nothing to do with this.
| Judge. | IVES trying to separate them,
that was all" Judge Bradley said, Il
W II ascer ait L. the morning VINO is re-
soousible for this and see that they are
prom ptly punished" When seen In
his office Mr.. Johnson said, 1--WE are
not going to litigate this case Ken
lucky style. My reference 20 the
course of defenant's counsel were per
fectly justified ny circumstance which
evoked them. They were not comment
ed upon by the judge nor objected 10
by attorneys whsn spoken"
On cross examination DIR. Parsons
said she told CoIOnel Breckenridge she
had heard ne was Miss Pollard's guard
dian and asked him to pay r bill.
After brief cross-examinatiou of the
witness the legal controversy over de-
positions was renewed during which the
fight between the attorneys commenced
GUTHRIE, Ok, March - - The
United Sites marshal received a
TELEGRAM from superintendent Rhodes
Of the Santa Fe rOsi saying that two
masked robbers last night took Station
Agent Rusk, Of Wood ward, Ok, from
| his room in the hotel II the station and
compelled him to deliver up $4,000 for
| the Fort Supply psymaste-, besides
money and chacks FC~: WELLINGTON
and small sum I railroad money.
! The robbers rode away to the southeast.
4 posse was ordered cot to trail the
| robbers.
Paterson, n. J., March 13.-?he
striking silk dyeTs this morning marched
to thu works Of s mon & Anger, broke
down the doors, forced the wOrkmen
out aad threw unfinished silk on the
floor, turned on water in tubs, burned a
large quautts OF material and than
I J ~ h. n
drove TIE men out. -ill the dye houses
are oeing guarded b. the police
On CAGo. Harch y The Atchlson
| ;odsy .uuceG tat taking effect
Iarca / , VIII pUt into effect a
ra,e OF from Chicago 10 Kansas
CITY, \, On, ST. Jc-eyh ard Leaven-
worth 'fb reduction was made be-
cause tn A-chIsOn found IN scalperS'
| hands tick 10 San r. aneiscJ over tna
/ Chicago & Northwestern and Union
| Pacific I,iUs sold for $50 one way.
| IL wa5 currently reported today taai
the Atchson ard Southern Pacific had
( agreed TO restore matters - tire status
of March 1t aud aybitrate. The local
offialais Of the Atch ison. hOweveT,
denied taviog such instructions.
! Los ANGELES. Cal, Marcn l2-The
rai.Ioad xar assumed rev aspect t.
! Gsy. Th4 Atchiscn people discovered
taat She Union Pacific was cutting rates
| through bs3ksr@, aac hat tn Union
| Pacific represe natives Is ais Offering
rebate Of S2.50On ticket. Passeo ger
sgent L! ompsOn today announced that
| his road will make direct over itsc unit
ers the same rates as those obtained
| from toe Uui1n Pacific or any other
route 10 81. LOUIS. Kansas City. st.
Joseph, Atchison, Leavsnwo.th, Colum-
bus and Chicago.
Notice sill bo forwarded at once to
the Interstate commerce commission of
the necessar- reductions. Just what
these reduc;i ms are will not ue decIded
until tomorroW, aud IL - intended to
put them II to effect as early as pos
S; bie.
WASHINGTON. March IL Delegate
Joseph Of New Mexico will irde4vor to
really b.sf rces Monday t. pass the
long deferred bill admitting New Mexico
to etatehood.>
It's attic tied that party lines may
be sharply drawn on the admission of
this new stat. ri republicans expect
10 RAISE H. pCltt ~ iuOt "'h' % :" '
of deierri.g Ire passage OF the measure.
To 2aet this emergency Delegate
Joseph is using every effort to have
democratic st eudaEce Monday and ne
is hopeful o: having that necessary
quorum, exclusive Of republican votes
WasHINGToN, March l3.-The pro-
ceedings IL The senate were uninterest-
ing.
The seiguorege bill was taken MP
and Senators Stewart and Lindsay
sD0ks in favor e ne measure. Dulph
spoke in OPPOSITION, holding that its
passage would destroy the existing
equality between gold and silver.
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