The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
SHEPARD SUIT OFF
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 have been obliged to leave" answered the dean
 Col Bartlett next examined James E Donnally, who for the past fifteen years has been a member of the Yale university patrol,
 What are your relations toward the students?"
 Well, think we get along with them pretty welt"
 "Is It part of your office to arrest a studcnt?"
 "We don't do it, haven't had any req son for It, not very many times"
 For dIsorder?'
 Some cases come up and I have a talk with them"
 Donnely deposod that he knew FL Holt E, shepard when he was in Yale in 1894 and remembered tho occasion of the city Guard ball of that year.
 Did you see Elliott F. shepard the night the ball took place."
 "Yes, sir"
 state the circumstances
 ''l saw a hack drive in on tho cam pns and Investigated if, l asked the harkman when he was driving out what he had been doing, and he said he had taken party to IS Vanderbilt" " said the witness, who explained that was the room occupied by Shepard,
 T went to the door and asked him who was in there
 Asked who?"
 Elliott F. shepard And he said they were friends of his from New York, asked him why we heard groaning, loud noise, as If some one was in agony something of that kind, perhaps. Well, he said, that 1t was friend of his from New York and that he was looking after her; everything would be all right in a little while after she got better; he told me it was a lady frienC of his well. I told him we were ther, for an object, and If anybody was sicl we were willing to assist her, and a that time of night we didn't expect anl one was going to be there of the fem mine gender unless we knew something about it.
 That what did you do?"
 "Oh he said thlt he would see us a o'clock"
 Donnely said that he and another O the patrol returned at 8 o'clock
 Then did you go into the room?' Not yet When did you go into the room?" "So then he said, Come around at o'clock and will see what can do fo you So o'clock came and he wasn' ready to go out. put my foot in th door between the door and the tamb $ he couldn't shut lt l knew I was goin in that time. asked him why h \ wouldn't let us In We'll he said Il thought that the girls would be 9frai II If they saw a police officer coming i N there. Well told him didn't thin he would have to feel that way abou II lit. we wouldn't do them any harm and fl would be for his own interest," Finally, we went in, with his permiS II sion. There we found Addie Earle and Annie Dumond." II Who were they?" inquired Co Il Bartlett,
 Il Well, Addie Farley has got a rept II tatlon that would he pretty hard Il beat here
 M And who vas tho othcr?" N Annie Dumond I don't know { MI much about. MI Then what happened?' MI Then 1 asked him if they were h H friends from New York and l told hi H that of course we would have to tai !, ' them to the station house They we WI scantily dressed, to begin with" M What did they have on?" M Annie Drmond had on a bathrobo ln And how was the other dressed 2" ll 'fAddie Farley had very few cloth M on only her underclothes" M She had merely her undcrcloth N on?"
 M That's all Couldn't have been mo MI rndressed and been presentable." M Then what did you do2" |M q told him that of course we wou IM have to take them to the station hou, MI and told the girls to dress" NH And did they drcss?' NM "Yes, sir MI And then what happened2' ll "Wcll, he said that he would do an I'M thing for us If wc didn't do f." lVl Donnelly said that he took the {, lIll girls to the station house. He sf s that he then returned and had tf
 with shepard and told him to repc
 the matter to the dean, - Did shepard coatinue to be q stu
 ont at Yale college the night followi
 this eplsodc?"
 "Got through that night He cal
 over and spoke to mo before he w
 away Loft the university about
 o'clock that night of the morning
 sent the girls to the station house ' Willis q. Wiser another campus trol made a like deposition. He s a that when they got into Shepar
 room Addic Farley was standing bf
 of Morris chair, and he said "All
 could see was . b7throhc thrown O
 her shoulders What 1 took to be
 bathrobe might have been a blan
 but l should say 1t was bath TO
 that's all And the other girl V
 ecantily dressed
 "She didn't have on her outer dress
 "Oh, mo-"
 The witness said that Shepard
 the college the next night and he ne
 laid eyes on him since.
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