The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-22

issions between Mise Pollard and III; client.
Yor Only ramsm Der that 4 vas IN the s rn
not you .tsRs Z VIII sp.a.sr sesuPsss
Think II was 10 the late summer"
SSItins ,n .. ,Sss .sa tee Ss;
There was pause for = minute before MAJOR
4. al ipSt H.. f psr TS ScS nS
Mics Pollard looked wonderinRly at the law
yTssst ts' %i GSisssly s.Ii'M Mr. Carlisle Mis-.
Pollard stood he.itsting while Mt Carlisle and
Ne. sphs RU ess.s ThhtPH s Never mind
e eSS:. dos ssvs Eh With # s: :. then
compsnioS from The ' House. sol Of Merey, Xii the
people in the cou5t room began to talk Col
1.f: .R":d the .So sG aO R front
IsGf H. S1SS broke i S S. TS
p .,s sT .Iss Ct 81, S%.. ' A.sP b Ss e..
gorth. Col BEeSkinridee. Mr. stolL Major
ss.ip heads tosstSsr and taxed moment. M.
and the9 Major buttsrT9Tth said that counsel
confer. and. when Judge Bradley raped he
led the way from the court room. followed ~
p.opi. n iss court room D.d diseSsssd the eve
Sence Of the plsintin very freely while Col
and the buzz Of voices was ,O not stiiied during
TIE twenty mIsutss or 80 that npssed before
the result Of The was msde EnoRa
When MAJOR shelby. who was Col. preckin.
ths Jury and ssssn the op sr % for
the defence which Col. Thompson. on the sec.
ond day OF the trial, announced would De re-
served.
COL BREcKISRIDoE's LINE OF DEFENCE
while this case technically rests" said
Major shelby. on the charge. Of breach Of
toid o. the com Risint and the driepdsnts an.
.ndsnt 20 say aud Il viii BE- sap % s by b.
hIs .ssi%9ny on the Witness c stand stand under
and that he never Knew W. until Il was
s:sd e By R Ps5s9n on the stand
have any idea that the defendant would marry
does not desire 20 copdone any offence ei which
iSss.a sS the fact. aud i not through other
Major Shelby then told what he said was the
true story Of the meeting between Miss po-
lard and and Gel grsokinridce: The defendant
doed morning. col .l,rscfi nridse." she said.
son he had het. but he. could not place H her.
e. aid d., SfSSpposc pagh, to hnSw yog
eayins that her father was a great sdmirer oil
John G Breckinridge. and he had put Breck-
sSss as ssD.rat sst name A''or lew more words
LA oS %sr s the de-
ter from the plaintiff asking him. to come to
Cincinnati and assist her by his advice; and We
tsr.in which she urged him to come to the
Hold on" said Judge Wilson. don't read
Won't read IT,, said Major Shelby. Then
SS.tsnS. Il tnis s ; S;. latter 'sia MIS-
5. could not come a that tine. but apoat ton
Late, hS had T. Sh
INC ana ana ana a$ ssesss
. lAnCfnnah nj n m 4
Major SHELBY then reierr.d to to- Mss POLLARD:
age 2. the time Col Brsckin ridge me. her: and
S an. n he Wild .saw the BY the .s
nin ,s, eeGut the hGpss She was born he said
between Mas Pollard and, Col BreckinridGe |
posrd s snd me ne .St
her person to Mr.. lod-s. Col Breckenridge |
Eas.s s ssiT' tS out the with
not he: suggested that they go out IN . closed
's sstS Sgh md ID he
sh:Ss there wa; no such remark
Elm To- Sns cOa ea4Tase ~ scr .Soas
nssShs whCh so%DsSd him TO torssa the
Il was she who suggested that they ride In
81 IbS to The S1ser and during the
sst.Siishsd between thsm without obiee ton
SSrt With H1G5s:s on her ps,. They dd not
at the college at 10 oeloei. There we was sA So
meeting at the. Public Library next day to ar
ros NO Bogus SS
p the defendant as an exense for her request
Whsp :. tsos the tFSi n9% Continued Major
shelby. he found the plaintiff on It,. They
he. suggested. that he take her to the the
house of Sarah Cess he was surprised
:sa e: knew %S.I. iso %. ana ss
stayed there from that Saturday until the fol-
Ssa ihsif arrangement having been oS%:
Major Shelby said he was also authorized to
the ssiendsnt that the plsintih 60 70 LeSing.
ton bu, that shs went there and entered ssyTs
met asox shs Ta pn
thsrsaftsr The dsfsHdshs had f never Tisitsd
sss wss a. he hoa.e 6 nss
res ds'eSsa ala IN NOT bTST ws she
e led tFss: her s:oy siatsS5
timed tim and We will show that there we're no
conceal the pIsintirs Condition. or t6ae he 10
fnsT any,hnE about her being in the city OF
Major shelby said the defence was prepared
the plaintiff that she, gave birth to a. child at
hsI.sli idsntidsd y Mrs B.fswynn. or Mrs;
g 81 So:sphs Fosndiies 1syia% had az f sn,
absolutely. said MAJOR shelby aud II would be
shown that there was not shadow of foundA-
Miss Pollard. he continued. returned to Lex
ington In the Fall OF 1885, and there Tell in
with the dstsndant again. he had lust peen
elected 20 Congress-, and was arranging with
the speaker Major Shelby 10 take charge OF
All hi. Law business. Just before he came to
Washington he received q note from the plain
tin asking him to come TO soc her and az = |
consequences their relations were resumed In
q measure.
Major Shelby claimed that during the visits
Of Col brsokinridge to Lexington during his |
nIst term In Congress he had nothing to do
With the plaintiff Alter the session ended. on
he family being away, and not liking hotel
life, ne took board at Miss HOyt's. whore the |
plaintiff Was stopping. but there was no aug |
gestion that their relations be resumed, and IL
was not until after che had = horseback acei- |
then only alter aha had hren fn M