The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-07
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Wltness--I told you party came with Lacy Cooeh.
9. ipu don't tel as who the party was y M.ss
Garrpd.
q. You gave the child up without any questions
A. ! asked great many questions
Mr.. Clarke-You never had an interview with Miss
Garrod
witness-No; she had an interview with my matron.
in whom had the most implicit confidence.
q. You said there explanation of not asking
for reference I? A. Because Miss Garrod came.
q. Did you know Miss Garrod? A. No.
or her name A. ! did not; mad converse.
IT was not done in y careless way al all,
q. Did Lady Gooch ever ask you 10 keep her name
secret A. Never
HAD THE BABY CLOTHES?
O. With regard to this donation, would il be entered
as donation from Lady Gooeh-Mrs. Gooeh: \: l
she volunteered TO give 1t.
O. How long have you known Mrs. Walker: A.
Three or four years.
time? A. Yes.
O. Is she, to your knowledge. respectable person?
A. Very respectable; only told her that she was
wanted to take charge Of the infant she saw as lady
had adopted it.
O. What did you say to her? A. That was all,
except that said she was to have hye snineas
month.
O. Did you tell her that she seemed to be a lady
who had taken the child? A. Yes, and that thought
she would be very comfortable. hoped she would
take care of the child.
O. Had the five guineas been mentioned between
you and Lady Gooch before? A. do not know. Five
guineas a month would be the ordinary sum-
Z. BY whom We're the infants clothes to be
O. How was she to get the clothes? A. BY going
TO the Grosvenor Hotel.
By Mr.. Newton-I believe the lady told me she
had baby clothes.
O. Was ths only you spoke of certain
woman that you interested in her? A. 1t was.
Q. understand that Lady Gooch told you she did
not mind whether it was girl or boy A. Yes.
Mr.. Newton--When YVES that A. In October.
O. Did Lady Gooch ever go to your private house
O. Now often A. About six times, near the be-
ginning OF October.
Tau ha with MI lay
A. No.
O. Did she at no time say the child must be boy
A. No; she said down to the end that she did not mind
If it GIRL told her had boy.
Q. AT what time in the day was the child handed
over A. About five O'Clock in the evening Lady
Gooch came to see the child but it was not till between
eight and nine in the evening that it was taken.
Q. Did you give any instructions that the child
should not be taken to the hotel till half past ten in
the evening? A. No.
q. Did you know that the child fortnight
old? A. Yes, had known it from its birtn
CHAMBEgMATD SPEAKS.
Mrs. Russell, head chambermaid at the Grosyenor
Hotel. said:-My business took me TO the rooms
OF the lady knew as Mrs. Gooch.
9. When did you hrst see Mrs Walker? A. On the
morning Of the 2Sth OF October; took up some tea
been confined At three in the morning. and she
dered me to bring up Of hot water; handed it
inside the room and she fetched it from me.
Q. When 1t that she told you the lady had
been confined? A. After took up the tea.
Q. Could you see into the room? A. No; it was
O. Did you hear the baby? A. Yes.
8. Did 1t cry loudly? A. Yes.
9. Did she order anything for the lady? A. Yes
some Cruel; took candles up at night.
@. Did Mrs. Walker at that time tell you anything
about the babyi A. Nothing.
Q. Were you under the impression that confne-
nent had taken place? A. Yes
Mr.. Clarke-Lady Gooch had been there for some
days previously?
Witness-Yes. for two or three days.
Q. Yon saw her going out and in ? A. Yes; but
took little notice Of her that would not know her
again. Nothing had been said or done to lead one
TINT commitment about happeD.
Q. When did you first hear the baby cry? A. On
the Tuesday morning. On that day l saw Miss
Garrod. ut the same time that saw the nurse.
Q. Miss Garrod was there when the told
you that Lady Gooch had been confined A. She
Q. And she gave you directions to bring some
things to the sitting room 4. She told Mrs.
Walker that would get anything she wanted.
IDEA WRONG.
Q. Did you ask her at any time how the lady was
getting alongG A. Very likely did, but cannot say
O. Do you not remember Miss Garrod telling you
that the lady getting all rightg A. Yes be-
Q. When did you first become aware of the fact
that there had been no confinement? A. Two or
three days afterward. when was served with SUI
Q. Was there an appearance OF there having been
confinement kept up at ths hotels A. Yes
Y. Was that done by the orders Of the managers A.
I do not know anything about the orders OF the
manager
Mr.. Lewis-Did Miss Garrod not say to the nurse.
"Whatever you want you must order of Mrs. RUSSELL
Whatever want shall get from the waiterY' A.
Yes, think she did
MI Clarke-Dd Miss tarrod ever Lead you TO Do
heve there was anything wrong! A. NO.
Ut. francis Laking SAID am doctor OF ineoi
cine. In Cleveland road, ST. James am the doctor
or the Gooch FAMILY.
Q. Did Lazy Gooch come to your house III Octo-
berf A. Yes; on the lst
q. You had known her before? A. Yes
Y. what dic she say 10 you! A. she asked me 10
attsnd her in fictitious confnement
Q. Whist did you tell her? A. told her it was
1mposmDuuy
q Dfo sne gay what communication you were to
make 70 SIR franciss A. she did not Wish me TO
communicate with him ut all.
2. What TOOK place! A. She asked me not to com
municate with SIR francis but she also said that her
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NOT TO BE DISCOURAGED.
q. You tried to persuade her against such thing
As far as was able tried 70 persuade her to give
up the idea
q. What did she say hnally A. cannot recollect;
the interview lasted about twenty minutes.
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