Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-13
''PaSON PEN" CASE
MAY END TODAY
soontinued from First Pare.)

Ghe discarded the veil which she has
worn throughout the trial.
Counselor Schleimer showed her
swo letters.
Did you write these?" he asked.
II did"
IBID Mr.. Rittenhouse ever have
room in your house?"
Did you ever open any of Mr..
.Rittenhouse's mail?''
IT never did
'Did you write the address on the
letter to DIR. Jones?"
"T did not
ibid you ever write anything to
Or. Jones?"
mo"
Have you ever written anything
10 Mrs. DR.. Jones?"
mo"
'eWhere were you on May 20, 1872
"At the meeting OF the Daughters
~of the Revolution
: IBID YOU mail or procure mailing of
Anv letter on the night Of October
sS?"
mo-
where were you?''
{ AT home with my husband
Anyone else?'
= ssAIernbers of my family. Mr.. Dietz
enlled to consult with US about paint
ing the house"
At this point Mrs. Pollard corrob-
Grated the testimony of Mr.. Dtetz
and her husband. Continuing ms
examination, Counselor Sehleimer
9ssked:
Did you mail or have mailed
letter addressed TO DIR. Schlicter?'
NO"
"Did YOU know Dr. schlicter2"
II did"
"what were your relations with
Or. Schlicter?"
a ''He had treated my eyes and had
gent one of my children TO the hos
apital for a week. and also mad at
Tended Mr.. Pollard"
''Did you know DIR. LlVengooo---Lr'
Horace Livengood?'
"He was the first physician | called
in this city. He vaccinated my enid
In 1907 before she entered school"
"Did you leave your house on the
morning of May BIZ
Eyes"
sn''where did you go?"
- ITO the bank"
"What bank?"
1.-THE First National
Mrs. Pollard then identified draft
she had received that morning.
do YOU contradict Mr.. Carey when
ne saws that you were in the house
when he arrived?'
7f"Yes"
..when you came home whom did
you find there?"
a'My mother and Mr.. Carey
Tells OF Her Arrest.
.What did Mr.. Carey say to YOU
''7e said: Are you Mrs. PollardI
said / was He said: Mrs. Anna +.
nj caid I He said he
had warrant for my arrest"
ssg"What did you do?"
sHs'I asked to see the warrant. There
were several words ! could not I'M
ierstand. | asked Mr.. Carey what
they were. He said / could read. |
asked him what | must do. lie said
would have to go to police head
quarters with him. l asked him IL he
would give me half an hour so J
could communicate with my husband
He said he would"
- What did you do them
II telephoned to my husband and
ne said he would come right home"
when did you send for DR.. Dunn?'
when the half hour was nearly
up and Mr. Pollard had not arrived.
Mot knowing whether Mr.. Carey
would grant me an extension. ] sent
my daughter to DIR. Dunn's office.
told her to ask him TO come to the
house at once"
"Mr. Carey says when he handed
you the warrant you began to sing
and walk around the parlor.'
~ think not; ] may have walked
Ground"
tWas any bride offered by either
Mr.. Pollard or DR.. Dunn
'"Nothjng at all"
.Mr Carey said you had Reming-
4on No. . typewriter"
~ never owned one"
sf"What kind of a machine did you
e~n?"
"a Smith Premier No. l.
when did you purchase the ma
rhine?"
.In January or February, 1898"
"Did Carey ask you IL you had a
Remington No. 2?''
~.'IIe asked me If | had a typewriter.
Isaid yes.
"Can you operate a typewriter
81 can"
"Did you refuse to let Mr. carey
see your machine%