New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
ANNA GOULD AT NAPLES
NET BY PRINCE DE S1G4N
Children's Tutor Convinced That
Marriage Is Planned.

Naples, April 24.-Mme Anna Gould arrived
here to-day from New York board the
steamer Frederick der Crosse. and was met in
the harbor by Prince Helie de Sagan. The
prince arrived in England few days ago and
! hurried down to Naples to welcome Nine. Gould
when she landed.
The s.>amer came into the harbor at 6 o'clock
this morning, and the prince one of the
first men to get on board. He rushed to Nine.
Gouds ca bin. met her at the door. lifted his
hat and kissed her hand. The prince was much
annoyed by the presence of reporters and re-
| fused 10 be interviewed to make any state
ment
The tutor of Nine. Goulds children. however.
was more accessible and in brief interview
said:
Rest assured that the marriage will occur,
but nobody can say when where, and l am
not in a position to ask. My conviction rests
what l have seen and heard from Nine.
Gould / it is love match. based
reciprocal esteem"
Prince de Sagan was dressed in a suit of gray
tweed brown waterproof coat and travelling
cap He hurried the deck of the ship to
Nine. GOuld's cabin, and made no attempt to
conceal either his nervousness or his annoyance
I at the presence of reporters. He ran into
newspaper man at practically every corner, and
| finally turned to Captain Blocker. of the Fried
rich der Crosse. and begged him in German to
make the reporters keep away. One man point
ed a camera al the prince. whereupon de Sagan
| said in German: If he does not stop L VIII
| throw his camera into the sea"
| Nine Gould was dressed in blue tailor made
gown, with a short skirt. and wore tan straw
hat She was pale, but smiling and apparently
| contented After the prince had kissed her hand
| she took him TO the saloon reserved for ladies'
| They inadvertently left the door open and the
! reporters gathered outside. When the prince
! perceived this he slammed the door in the faces
| of the newspaper men with unconcealed evil
! denCes of anger.
| Nine Gould then took the prince to her cabin,
where he met the children. He kissed them re-
| peatedly Nine Gould introduced to the prince
| the detective who stood at her door keeping a
| sharp eye on the reporters, and said that the
| presence of this man a comfort TO her.
The party then had light breakfast and the
| prince apparently repented of his rudeness tow
| ard the newspaper men, for he allowed them to
| approach, and even permitted man to take
| a photograph of the three Gould children
| 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.
Prince de Sagan and Mime. Gould are both
| stavtng at the Bertolini Palace Hotel The
princes apartment consists of four rooms. open
| ins on the principal terrace of the hotel and
| overlooking the city. Nine. Gould occupies an
| anartnent of twelve rooms. Her parlor is filled
| with roses and here she had luncheon to-day
with the prince
| The Neapolitan chauffeurs are greatly disap-
| nointed 10 learn that Nine. Gould has brought
| two American chaufeurs and her own automo-
/ bile with her.