The sun., 1894-04-07

Her name Was not mentioned"
M. When S did yep T,1 arst know anything Of the
a., ~" After the 18th q February when I ~ .. in
Gincinnaii after ! bad left Lexington. Mr.
which ! TAG, AS, , That va. The Grst Inc about
me-, Miss Pollard bowed her thanks toward
Did you ON the train. on going to Lexine.
ton on the % Of August, suggest Sarah Gess's
house ssss . place Of meeting. as the defendant
"Nhy. no. Idld rot know about L."
When the defendant left you on the even
p9 sssthes you Sn You'd .sss ss
sarah Gers's II he did not come back 2"
c.ms ssss tola %c vss q stay there until he
The defendant has stated that on the even
inR Of that drive he out a ten-d9llar bill In an
snu az re- snd o,Isa sa In your hand when ne left
That is as false a statement. a. ever he
could, mot have done it. No man could have
viii ask you whether or not. on the oo-
Grand Central Depot in ClncinnatiY'' '''
took me over from Lexington with him. We
,Ss bSsss house use, toge,he. We rode together in
In the deposition OF Mr.. Woods, he says
that he bought you an enGaGemen ring WHICH
engageme ent. Is that true5"
Woods deposed that Hiss Pollard broke the
Europe and threw the ring at hin.
He came very often to my aunt's house."
fence around the farm NH lie we would de- come t to tho 9
were. and we would talk tSeether. Every time
him that he must % Ssk Madeline. He % asked S '1,S %e
%STIy Tsiny him him 'SG' sod R5ss'niS SS that, and
an .duesn sSs and fG ssi woTd have to to sSt
nae s% my yoaS sHfGs es S,h ssS that married
so have sm 'as and pf1 said I sso Sr0ssSs me
an engagement ring and wanted TO putt upon
tooF the ring and rut ii, on my
aunts sS mantelpiece; l never did have
an old man n and could not snS Ss angry With h%
handed the ring to hin! and told him that he
could never marry him. He tried to plead with
me not to do SO. but | was firm and could not
frequently and got me to play on tho piano for
him." She added facetiously: As told Mr..
was no more. to blame for that engagement
Alter recess Mr.. Carlisle asked the witness
Day, issa. and and Miss Pollard made a swsepins
on the stand 81 md the other day she could not recall
such an occurrence. but to-day she
' h": said :s'h She event %s. hss nSs
alone with him p.r at an any time tina. he.
party Was being given. and such an occurrence
Squire Tinsley. Miss Pollard denied that she
. little cordial and LITTLE eggnogg. which chs she
home
she said 1T would have been an utter impos-
sbiiity for ne to have to Mr. Julian
the custom for married people to 20 to bed
together. and to have gone up stairs with
The defendant has denied that he had any
eeemmunicetion with yop Ia the year 1885,
NV twas as never @ @ separated from him in the nine
lard; with an en- ph.tio cle.sins q. of her lips
They were all DESTROYED at Mr.. Brsckin-
Plesse state the character OF. the letters
"They " were ali love letters. He aid call me
my my dear @ sIsethears and many other things
They were all loving and kind. and made me
t63k ,5s Gs SnTsd for me more thsa anybody else
The defendant states, that whom he re-
at Miss Hoyfs. while you we're there. that the
relations were not resumed"
spent part q every night that he va. Hn.
Pollard looked denantly at Col Breekinridge:
always in Miss ,Hoy1's house. His statement
that he did not & knoE was pregnant until the
Ing from a horse. is equally untrue He knew
It very early In the spring. and was very much
ssS%Ha SIs about e MnS <. he knew
Miss Pollard denied that she had drawn a
pistol on Ooi. BreokinridEs in MIRA Thomss.s
Carlisle asked her II Il were true that she had
told the defendant that her mother had at
tended her during her first confinement Miss
erie cried: sRd she never Know ofit untii this
s.,S: he AK; that marriage between you was Inn
No. indeed; quite the contrary"
AS to the s. statsmens snp Of Col Brscki.ridgs
Mrs- Black burn. Miss Pollard started of RAPID
no. indeed; that was made In solemn good
faith, and believed him. and"
Major Shelby objected and Miss Pollard was
Agreement to see Major Moore, the Chief OF
] isisnd s ant a had thrsstesna to turn her over to
nS nS .hs Ss %srs yS.S
i before until the defendant told Il on the
nent. mol mol mol There never was"
Miss Pollard denied the defendants state
nent that he had not given her the little work
oasket that had belonged to the late Mrs.
and did not know she had 1t.
He saw It in my hands many times." she
'slo, and he wa, was glad to see me have It
Major Shelby began his cross-e1amination
With reference to the alleged mock marriage |
i Squire Tinsley,s and in rsiterating her dc:
Pollard ran on. despite the attempts OF the |
awyer to stop her growing more emphAtie |
nent made by Aleck Julian. |
" Miss Pollard. art IL long but time is f1eet- |
ng please contne yourself to the question"
dajor Shelby managed 10 interJeet when the |
yitness stopped to take breath.
y" But must go on" she cried. half tearfully. |
md waving her hand as II to stop the inter-
No. Stop" said Judge Wilson. But Miss
Wait a minute" cried Major Shelby But
dlss Pollard was saying:
did not 90 through the form of marriage. / |
nd not 90 TO bed with Julian. You must let |
ne tell about these dreadful lies" she said
Once when Col. Breckinridgs leaned over to