Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-24
HAL|EMET MME.GOULO
Prince Rushed Aboard Fried
rich der Crosse. !.
:
DoGGE0 BY REPORTERS
Suffered, an outburst Of Real Royal
= Anger.
THEN GRAC1oUsLY RELENTED
Nobody. Knows When the Marriage
:. viii Occur, But It Will
Be Some Time.

NAPLES. April 24.-Mme. Anna Gould
arrived here today from New York on
boar the steamer Friedrich der Crosse.
and was met in the harbor by Prince
Helie de Sagan who arrived in England
few days ago and hurried thither to
welcome Mime. Gould.
The steamer came into the harbor at s
clock this morning. and the prince was
one of the first to go on board He rushed
to Nine. Goulds cabin. met her at the
door. lifted his hat and kissed her hand.
The prince was much annoyed by the
presence of reporters. and he refused to
be ifteAiewed. or make any statement.
The tutor+of Nine: GouIds children, how
ever In, brief interview, said:
Rest assured that the marriage will
occur: but nobody can say when or where.
and am not In a position to. ask. My
| conviction. rests on what l have seen and
heard from Nine. Gould. am sure 1t Is a
true love" match, based on reciprocal es-
teem.',
Got Awful Angry.
| AS Prince, de. Sagan hurried over the
deck Of the ship to Nine. Gould's cabin he
ran into a newspaper man at practically
every turn. He finally turned to Capt.
BECKER. the commander of the Friedrich
make the reporters keep away. One man
pointed a camera at the prince, whereupon
de Sagan said in German:
IF he does not stop 1 will throw his
camera into the sea.
Nine. Gould was smiling and appa rently
contented. After the prince had kissed
| her hand she took him to the salon re.
| served for ladies. They inadvertently left
the door open. and the reporters gathered
| outside. When the prince perceived this
ho q or oi HnOr in tho fapQo
| Of the newspaper men. The conversation
between de Sagan and Nine. Gould lasted
for half an hour. Nine. Gould then took
the prince to her cabin, where he met the
children. He kissed them repeatedly.
OF in an Auto.
Nine. Could introduced to the prince the
detective who stood at her door keeping
sharp eye on the reporters. and said
that the presence of this man was a COM
fort to her. The party then had light
breakfast. and the prince apparently re-
pointed of his rudeness toward the news
paper men, for he allowed them to APP
proach him, and even permitted one man
to take q picture of the three Gould chill
dren.
After Nine. Gould and the prince had
been some time in conversation the en-
tire party. accompanied by the proprietor
of the hotel where rooms have been en-
cial launch and took an automobile from
the dock to the hotel.
During the voyage over, Nine. Gould
kept very much to herself Her meals
were served in her cabin until the vessel
reached Gibraltar. after which she dined
in the public salon.
Boni May Come.
Prince de Sagan and Nine Gould are
both stopping at the Bertoiini Palace
Hotel. The princes apartments consist
of four rooms opening on the principal
terrace Of the hotel and overlooking the
city. Madame Gould occupies an apart
ment of twelve rooms. Her parlor Is
filled with roses and here she had lunch
con today with the prince.
/ The widest rumOrs are being circu-
lated in Naples regarding Nine. Gould
and de Sagan. 1t is even reported that
Count Boni de Caste1lane has arrived
here and Is about to challenge the prince
to duel. but this report is declared to
be unfounded and fantastic.