New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
And then what did YOU seee"


4 saw Mrs, Gould being supported out through
the cellar steps by two They put her into
the machine, and their order left her Win
some friends. Then I went back 70 the st Regis
hat about SIS o'clock After i o'clock
called FOR Mrs. Gould and brought her back 10 the
hotel"
During this narration Mrs Gould showed intense
Indignation.
It developed on the cross examination of Schmidt
that the two women vino accompanied Mrs. Gould
were Mrs Kissam and Mrs burnett. Schmidt left
Mrs Kissam az her home. and then took the other
Two women to Mrs. Burnetts house. After Mrs.
Gould had been taken in by Mrs. Burnett. the
| chauffeur took Mrs. Goulds maid 70 the house
Later you returned for Mrs Gould?"
Yes Mrs. Burnett. Mrs. Gould and her maid
returned about Il O'Clock to the St Regis
ATTENDED BY PHYSICIAN.
The witness went on 10 tell that after his return
20 The hotel be had gone for DR. HOldhrook Curtis
10 attend his mistress. Mr.. Shearn managed 10
get from Schmidt admission that he mad he'h
very active In the case against Mrs could al the
berest Of Mr Watson the associate OF Delaney
NicoII. He devoted several afternoons week 70
looking up chaufeIrs and former employees AT 'aS-
lie Gould and the St Regis
Mr NtcolI took rp the direct questions and
asked the witness about the condition Of Mrs
Kirkpatrick's arm when he had gone into her
apartments after his mistress.
Her arm was bleeding. and the blood fell upon
the lace Of her silk gown Some Of the other
women in the room weeping
Did YOU notice whether any Of the ladies had
black eyec'
u couldn't say as most Of them had their hand
kes-hiefs 10 their eyes"
The defendants lawyer attempted 10 get IN Mrs
Kirknatrick's explanation Of her wound. but he
could not GOT it over Nj. Shearn's objections
Clarence Plllen. negro waiter at the Hotel
Carroll made a deposition that vas read by MI.
Watson. OF NJ. Gould'S counsel He had waited on
Mrs. Gould and Dustin Farnum in tho rooms Of
tho plaintiff on Sunday night. November Is He
said n part.
She gave ne first an order FOR the meal and
then an envelope for Mr. Farnum in room llf On
another floor. He told ne 20 tell her he would he
down in few minutes. She had told me 20 set the
table for two-it a fo:r-seated tah'e-and she
ordered ne 10 place seat al the head and the
other On tho side. Mrs Gouid occupied the head
seat and Nr- Farnum her right side
Pl,len said he took the breakfast order from
Mrs Gould the next morning and i was for two
Mrs Gould stood in tho doorway as she gave the
order 50 the negro could not soc into tho room
When he came back with tho breakfast between
: and 2 o'clock NJ found Mrs Gould and Mr- Far
mum ~ the table After serving the meal he reset
The table in tho same fashion for the n"xt meal
Mrs Gould and Farnum were out a. that time
An order for -wo was given me FOR dinner the
witness continued This was the midday meal.
and tho gentleman sitting at the table during
This time The seats wera occupied the same as
before. and I served the dinner. I saw them again
at supper. when Mrs Gould gave me the order Tor
two.
The last witness Of the day, Athol Jdall, tr.
keenlv disappointed Mr.. Nicoll. who called him
He had worked ar Castle Could for nearly a year
as builder and had Mvs. Gould quite fire.
quentIy-
Did vou ever see her under the influence o.
liquor" was asked.
To the surprise Of the examiner, the witness 70
Piled. NO don't believe I did"
Nj NiCou repeated the question. loath 70 b>"Ne
what he had heard The witness this time quail
fed his answer.
= never got quite close enough" he said
Nj NIcou then tried 20 refresh his memory hv
referring - some statement that Udau had made
IN an affidavit but without success. He dismissed
I dali as a witness