The Washington times., 1904-08-24
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Mrs. Mayhrick Leaves n w
York for Ellenville.
DOCTOR AND LAWYER ATTEND
Former Prisoner Looked in Much Bet
ter Health Than on
Arrival

NEW YORK. aug. 2f-Mr5. Florence
Elizabeth Maybrick left the Holland
House this morning at 11.2O o'clock for
the Forty-second Street ferry Of the
West Shore Railroad. where she was 10
take train 20 Kingston and from there
go TO EleuvilIe
She was accompanied by DIT. Emmett
Densmore and looked i'm perfect health.
S. V Hayden, her counsel. accompa-
MED her to the terry Mrs. MAVERICK
spent the night at tho Holland House.
occupying a room on the second floor.
from which she had view Of Fifth
Avenue
She was awake. and dressed at 7:30
this morning, and spent half an hour
or more watching the parade Of We
hicles on the avenue.
Away From Crowd.
Breakfast was served i'm her room and
consisted Of canteloupe oatmeal ana
milk, and cup of tea Mr. Hayden
and his wife. who had a room adjoin-
ing that OF Mrs. Maybrick called upon
her shortly after she had breakfas st
and said that arrangements had been
made for her stay at Ellenville
The reason visit 70 EllcnvDle was Sc
lected, it was given out. was that the
place is about two days Journey from
anywhere else and Mrs. Maybrick de-
sires TO go into the mountains. and far
away from any annoying crowd.
Many Visitors
Mr.. Hayden also has his summer home
there. where Mrs. Maybrick viii pass
the time until she is called upon 20 tcs-
tify in the suit involving property In
West Virginia
About 9 o'clock this morning E-O-
man who gave her name as Marie Simp-
q
lily dressed called at the hotel and said
that she desired to see Mrs Maybrick
She said that she had met her previous
20 her departure from England 70 this
country. Word was returned that Mrs.
MaybriCk WOUlC see no one.
About 1880 O'Clock a COlOred man
about sixty years Of age. who was led
by girl of ten years, came into the
hotel and said that he wished to see
Mrs. Maybrick. He gave mis- name as
Church ATchbaH
He said that while Mrs Maybrick was
living In Norfolk. Va. he was servant
IT. her employ and that last evening
while mis- daughter was reading from
enc of the evening papers he learned
that Mrs. Maybrick had arrived in this
country and was stopping at the Holland
House
He made l3p his mind to cali upon her
and as he was totally blind he had his
daughter lead him 10 the hotel. This
applicant was also turned aside. Later
on il was learned that Mrs. Maybrick,
when the circumstances of this visit
was reported TO her said that she re-
membered the old man and that he was
servant in her house when she was
living 1T Norfolk. and that she woulC
Rave been glad TO meet him. had not tho
ironclad rule been sent forth shat she
would see no one.
Her Departure.
II was 1I;20 o'clock when Mrs. May
brick, accompanied by DR.. Densmore and
Mr. Hayden. came out from the Thir-
tieth Street entrance of the hotel. Mrs
Maybrick stepped quickly from the en-
trance to the hotel TO a carriage. which
was waiting at the door, and, entering
sat on the rear seat, where she was
joined by DR.. DensmCre.
4 porter brought out a steamer trunk
a dress suit caISe, and a few other pack
ages. and then Mrs. MaybTiCk. stepping
10 tho door OF the carriage, bade 3
smiling adicu TO Mr.. Hayden. who said
90 tht, driver: ITO the West Shore ferry
at FOrty-second Street"
Mrs Maybrick was dressed in a neal
travelling suit OF light gray, and wore
the black and white hat which she
wore on leaving the steamer yesterday