New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
OFF FORTHEIR FOREIGNHOME
THE COUNT AND COUNTESS DE CASTEL-
LANE START FOR PARIS.
DlsGRAcEFuL ACTIONS OF CURIOSITY SEEKERS
At THE PIER--GEORGE ]. GOULD DENIES
THAT THERE WAS A MARRIAGE SETTLE
MENT AND CHARACTERIZEs THE
STATEMENT THAT THE DEBTS
OF THE MARQUIS WERE
PAID As RIDICULOUS.


The popular curiosity which has been shown FOR
the GouldCasteare wedding took an offensive
form yesterday when the newly welded Count and
Countess wen; aboard the steamer NewYork 10
sail for Southampton The crowd began TO gather
at the pier at 9 o'clock, and grew so large that
extra policemen had to be sent for from the sta
ton AZ Pier A. Every effort was made TO keep
the curiosity seekers of the ship, but nevcrthe-
less large number succeeded In getting aboard
and making themselves generally obnoxious. The
Count and Countess drove to the pier In one Of the
Gould carriages. arriving there al 1890 The Coun-
tess went TO the main saloon. where there were
many floral devices sent by friends 10 the newly
married pair. AMI then TO her stateroom Inc Cou''t
soon after followed her. The Castelanes occupied
suits No. and on the promenade deck Between
the two suits there is sangway ard INTO 'hiS
gangway the crowd Of curious people packed tnem-
selves tightly that 1t impossible to get from
one suit to the other.
A force or stewards had to be sent 10 clear them
ou:. About ten minutes after the Count and COM
tess on board the steamer. Mr. and MIS-
George Jay Gould Edwin Could Howard Could
Mrs Kingdom Paul Duval. Miss Helen NJ. Gould
and Miss Catherine Cameron arrived 10 see the
bridal couple of. They went 10 the Cas'enahcs
cabins and there the crowd Of curiosity seekers be-
unruiy again. and. surgins around the cap'"s'
struggled With each other 10 look in the WINDOWS
Tho Count de ClSicsne al once pulled down the
seemed 10 regard most unwarrantao'e th'hs
to DO and were proportonatey indignant The
Gould party STAYED aboard the steamer until the
last gong sounded 20 the visitors TO go ashore
Count 10 Castellane said he was going 20 Paris
and then 10 the Rhine Later In the day George
J. Could was .enn - his Once. and said The state
meni that iher" has been any marriage setupih'ht
In connection Nt,h lie marriage or my Slst'r ~ t'r
Count de Clstearo IL false. Not only mas th'le
been no marriage settlement but such tning was
meyer discus sell ~ oven mentioned by any mcmoer
jllrcd sucA publicity. to tn" erect tnat Ger ,n"
debts ~ the M1rqIis de CasteIane hal 70 De SCI
tied before n. would c've his consent 10 the mar
rage. = malicious as Il is falS' ana aDSuir
This was voluntary statement oi VT. uou'I,,
made after he hal i1ll the reporters the names oi
Inc no milo vho went 70 the steamer - say goo1Dy
10 his sister and her husband. he spoke chlphti,,
callv and shovel tnat tho reports referred - hai
been most 1n1o~irg n MN -, . T.,
From some untrustwortfN source inc rH, ,ii,, "
c.ne current, aud eventually found publication.
that an cstranzemsnt h?d ar'icn heiTeen r'uW.n
C;ouI and the rest OF the Gould family resulting
en- bis fainc to attend the wedding NJ MS SISTER
Anna Air Could also denounced me report -
haing untrue He said. II don't know whetr ths
story originated bat IL s entirely untrue ~. dl1
MOI need the declaration Of Edwin Gould 10 i.iute
Tho report as his actions prove IL glouhHiess.
To. oniy did ~ serd beautiful tokens 10 his sister
a., her wedding any. but when the newly made
countess 10 te@iellSrc boarded the steamship yes
,erdav she found ln her siat"room .! handso nc
ro-ni remembrance from her brother Edwin Later
ne aud Ms wife diOV" up To the pier. anu th.H
farewell ami wishes Tor SAFE VOL AK" were o' '"e
hpartles' KIM