The sun., 1909-06-16

q exnueu THROUGHOUT MS testllnohy.
{ cfBsep MALfoY ALIEN ASD os1LgR
( Malloy said that few days later he
4 went to the house In answer TO summons
( and stepped into small office adjoining
\ Mr.. Gould's bedroom. He declared that
: Mrs. Gould came and asked him how he
= dared force his way into>the house lie
Z answered that he didn't force his way IN
you're a liarl Get, out you alien, you
5 'oster!- Malloy said Mrs, Gould told hm
( downstairs. testified Malloy Il said
nothing 10 her but she called me an 'niieh
\ and an nsolentTpuPty,
I Il move to1haye all that stricken out
except liar alrt ineolept puppy, eaid s'r'
There was a general laugh which jus.
; tics Dowlmg stopped with the command
! that ths ,eSat1ination proceed ~
s Mallov said that another time Mrs
Gould came up when he was leading
COW and grabbed the halter away from
hm-and led the COW herself. lie said ne
believed she was intoxicated at that time,
When Mr.. Shearn took the witness
for cross-examinat tipn he read from an
affidavit made by, Malloy in. winch the
witness said that on a certain date one
of the men reported to hun that Mrs
Gould had ATTEMPTED To set fire TO the place
: Il believed that the man reported
faisel; ai the time" Said MaiIoy
Mr. Slrearn pointed ont that the counter
complaint. of Howard Gould alleged that
Mrs Gould fell from char at Blue zap
farm on the same date i
Nallov sud that while he had no AM
mostly toward Mrs. Gould he wound like
10 SET. Howard Gould win his case he
denied that he was 10y riding when
the automobile WIS broken
cAsri.F go O. Id STEWARD CALLED.
MIR. Nicoll himself took up the examina-
tion of witnesses at the afternoon SESSION
and the first one called was Alfred hiGh-
ards, now Pullman steward VINO was
steward at Castle Gould Tor TWO months
during the summer of 1906. he sald that
Mrs. Gould's secretary was the chief GUS
Observation-Disclosures supply. 7brif tha'7he was
, Il, charge oT the buffers pantry, from
which Mrs Gould got her drinks lor uai'y
'consumption' ,,
. of :1iuut,r on different occasions. but not
duriniE The FIRST three weeks was there:
said Richards 1T was about the middle
of July when she got to coming TO me and
comi,anfns about the employees she had
there before She would tell me how they
(. hAd yobbei her and other things pertain
ing to Ire household that was of no IN
. terest TO Inc.
: Richards said hs couldn't say that Mrs.
= Gould was,irto Sicated on all these occa-
ions, i,,H She was very eScltable at least
He was asked how much Mrs. Gould
drank and said
: aOnce Mrs Gould kept to her rooms
Tor two weeks and didn't see her once.
LIQUOR was supplied to her morning. noon
and night Her maid came down to the
her two drinks of brandy and cham
pagne cocktail in the morning. a whiskey
and soda at IL 80 O'Clock light wines at
luncheon and two brandies at night
Here Mr.. Shearn said
Mrs Gould has complained OF being
zt.l.A txlx III. .,II m Cnt
drinks
Strike that out" ordered the Court
steinly 1T has no place on the record.
/. SEVEN Quarts OF BRANDY IN TWO WEEKS
WI. Richards said that his books showed
/. that Mrs Gould consumed seven quart
- bottles of brandy during these two weeks
s1fien the witness told the episode OF the
burglar nlarm:
and Mr. and Mrs Gould came to the din
ing room together. Mrs. Gould did not
eat. but Mr. Gould went all through the
courses. At $50 they retired from the
q. dining ruom,, Mrs. Gould going to- her
5-room asd Mr. Gould vent out on the lawn wi
with a cigar. which presume he smoked.
4. ssffh,st, z VI sse o'clock Mrs. Gould rang al,
> the bells in her. room. There We're four
~ beside her bed. Two Of them called
r tchan,ternraids and two came to the pan
,ndry: In a httls' closet was the burglar
alarm When the bells rang and kept
- on ringing two chambermaids two men
from the pantry and myself ran up. Mrs:
Gould said she didn't want the rest OF
them. She only wanted me. she wore
- blue dressing gown and was tearing her
hair. Her maid sat on the floor porlnS
over old letters. And the burglar alarm
kept on ringing =,
ADid you stay there any length OF
timer
Mrs. Gould told me she knew the house
was not closed. She declared that all
the servants should be in She had told
me before that on this night she wanted
the doors kept open until $3.50 o'clock.
went down TO the back door and closed
that. although the servants We're not all
in. | closed the door of the sun parlor
but didn't close the front door, because
Alr. Gould was still outside.
when | went back upstairs and re-
ported what had done Mrs Gould said
she wanted all the doors closed whether
MIR. Gould or the servants were still out
side
Did you lock all the doors them"
asked Mr. Nicoll.
-No. / didn't lock Mr.. Gould out !
lust closed the front door
Are you sure you didn't lock Mr..
Gould OUT"
CALLED HOWARD GOULD HOUND.
.Yes: i am positive, He came in
shortly and went upstairs and asked Mrs:
Gould what WIS the matter Mrs. Gould
said to him:
a'You little hound. get out Of this room!'
sThen Mr. Gould turned around and
walked out and Mrs Gould slammed the
door
Richards said that the first day Mrs.
Gould came downstairs after the two
weeks in her room she saw two workmeh,
one a combination safe man and the other
an electrician. Both men were ont in
the passage He said that Mrs. Gould
asked the electrician why he hadn't put
in the telephone 10 the lodge and that
the man replied that it was because he
had no wire. Richards said that Mrs.
Gould then told the electrician to pick up
his kit OF tools and get off the place or she
would have more or less Of him pedally
removed.
Mrs. Could shivered when Richards
repeated the Ian glage he alleged she used
on this occasion. and closing her eyes
covered her face with her hand
Richards said that az another time Mrs.
Gould told him that the former employees
at the Castle were damn fools. rogies
and - -.
Al this point Mrs. Gould raised her hand
-,- kerchief to her eyes, lowered her veil
=. and leaned her head Oh the table. her
body shaking with her sobs.
'-''~ Mr.. Shearn got the witness for CROSS