The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-13

| that Mrs. Tom Jones had a typewriter OF
intended to buy one. although she ad
nitted that she had instructed Mrs. Jone,
how to use hers. She testified that Mrs
Now Is the time" &C. and other stool
forms. Mrs. Tom Jones. she said. used 4
several times In the Pollard house In the
pres nee Of Miss Minnie Sohier. the maid
who said the same thing yesterday.
Mrs. Pollard told the jury that Mrs
Tom Jones sent over a red headed boy In
May. 1911. to borrow her typewriter foi
two weeks. after which the same boy re-
turned with 1t. Mrs. ct. o. as Mrs
Tom Jones was referred to In the letter
telephoned to thank Mra Pollard for Il
She did not know to what use II was nut
but she knew that Mrs. Tom Jones had
operated II.
watched "Fortsnste" Gsests.
Mrs Tom Jones. Mrs. Pollard said. wen,
through her back door with the other
sister-ln-law. Mrs Ernest Jones the day
OF Mrs. Charles F. Jones's reception to a
Miss MacdouEal to which ncith.r was In
vitcd. Mrs. Pollard declared the women
entered her house before the reception an
sat In the Pollard parlor. as the iette,
states, watching who "were more for.
tunate In getting invited than they were, ''
and Mrs. Pollard smiled slyly
Mrs. Pollard admitted that she had
given the wrong day and place of m.
Macdougai wedding to Mrs. Tom Jones
over the telephone. but by mistake because
she did not know exactly and had not
known DIR. and Mrs. Charles Jones long
enough to expect an invitation herself
she TOOK seriously the dog. cat. vines
ana flower Incidents mentioned in the LET .
yer. admitted she knew about them and
mad mentioned them to Mrs. Tom Jones
but nlu rOmnlalnoA %,
Jones. "' 'e'
She said she knew the boys, ipcludinU
young charles Jones. had got "hold Of m,
cat and did considerable damage 10 IL !"
but that she had given the Jog away 10
protect her own children and also because
she couldn't keep anything In the yard"
as the letter states The defendant also
.a,d she knew DR.. Jones's brother men.
TONED In the letter AZ having softenins OF
the brain. was an invalid.
Kept Silent on reud.
Most OF these things, she testified .ne
discussed with Mrs. Tom Jones. but. nj.
ways tried to avoid talking with Others
anout the feud between the sisters-,n.lav
She toiu on cross-eXamination that she
hAh ceased friendly relations with Mrs.
rom Jones when the latter got ANNOYED
because Mrs. Pollard did not get her
"aushter place In thee hurch kermess
Mrs. Pollard was never annoyed or ner-
vous on the stand While she taiassi abou,
the Jones family relations a conten,ed
smile played over her face. The var,ou.
members OF the Jones family smiled too
when the back door testimony was brouE nj
out. but Mrs Tom Jones looked worried
After the adjournment and after the de.
fence had rested the defendant would not
say anything for publication.
Mr.. Schieimer accused Carey during the
recess OF being faker. Carey retorted
oy calling him crooked lawyer. Carroll
connolly. the Judges son. separated the
men, Mr.. Schleimer ked Sheriff Wright
to arrest Carey on q charge Of defama ton
OF character. The Sheriff refused and
Mrs. Pollard's lawyer announced that n.
would ask the court for warrant after
The case closed.
verdict Is expected tomorrow after
noon. General opinion Ii that Mrs. poi
lard will be acquitted.