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but that Is as far as I will 60 said Mr.
Eicoll.
Justice Dowling directed Mr., Nicoll tS
call another witness. but MIR. Nicol
turned toward Mr.. Shearn and said:
Mr.. YIcoLL cooIs DOWN.
Il think Mr. Shearn has put an undue
emphasis on my remarks. He seems To
think have made the charge against him
personally OF being engaged In attempting
10 extort money. I charged that the
opposite side was 50 engaged; sgsd; Mr. Mr.
Iapologize to the Court
Z am the opposite side OF the case.
said Mr.. Shearn, "and ! resent the re-
marks as much against my client as against
Il think your rese ntment is perfectly
proper, Mr.. shearn, said Justice Bowling.
AN right. don't want TO be offensive,
aThe apology to the Court is all ! could
ask and / suggest that the incident be
closed" said Justice Dowling,
Mr. Niooll turned to Mr.. Shearn and was
about to say something when Mr.. Shearn
said:
Don't you speak to me, SIR"
Mr.. Shearn remained standing for
several minutes, unable to continue the
cross-examination, and Justice Bowling
thereupon directed that the with ess be
withdrawn.
DUSTIN FARNUM AGAIN.
Mr.. Nicoll then took up the remainder
Of the morning session and part OF the
afternoon with reading. the dePositions
Carroll In Lynchburg. Va, bearing on
what they saw In November, 1905, when
Nrs. Gould met Dustin Farnum there and
remained at the hotel several days.
FooTMAN TELLS OF CARD PARTY ROW.
Tho witness who told OF the rumpus at
Mrs. kirkpatrick card party was Her
bert Schmidt, who was Mrs. Could foot
man from October, 1904, to March, 1905.
he said he saw Mrs. Gould frequently. az
he accompanied her whenever she went
out and had to be about her apartments
In the st. Regis, brushing her shoes and
Schmidt said he accompanied the Gould
party to Florida In February. 1905. at
which time Mr.. Gould was away on a
business trip, He saw Mrs. Gould under
the infi%enoe Of liquor more than once fe
started from the st. Regis and q former
secretary Of Mrs. Gould's came there TO
try to collect wages he claimed. He said
that Mrs. Gould became very excited. ap.
pareutly from drink, and that she told
the secretary II he didn't get out Of the
9p0IUtuoutS bno Wouio u0So aio poieeio o
put him out.
Schmidt. said that whom the party
reached Ormond Beach and was getting
Into automobiles to 60 to the hotel one OF
would like to 60 with Mrs. so-and. 80.
"Who is running this partyf Youu 60
% 1hsrs pp' ! put you the witness said Mr''
After they got to the hotel Schmidt said
that be saw Mrs. Gould in her sitting room
with a gentleman. She sent Schmidt
down to get a bottle Of the kind OF brandy
Mrs. Gould always drank and he re-
turned shortly with two glasses and q
the bottle empty. the next morning and
gave 1t to the maid.
What time did you last see her that
sBetween 1880 and las A. NJ, but
didn't see her drinking anything.
-Do you remember the occasion OF
Mrs Kirkpatrick's party at West
Mrs Gould there in the automobilei"
.Yes. Mrs. Gould sent me there in the
morning with note to Mrs. kirkpatrick
telling her that she wasn't feeling well
and couldn't come. She told me to ask
Mrs. Kirkpatrick II could do anything
to help her. and to stay md do 1t II l
didn't need me, and to 60 home and tell
Mrs. Gould she was much obliged.
In the afternoon Mrs. Gould sent for
me and told me to get the automobile.
and she went up to Mrs. Kirkpatrick Q.
When she got out Of the car she had a
big bunch Of soses sis,s she t"oK WIZ %H e the
standing out on the sidewalk the maid
came downstairs and told ma to go up"
Mr. Nicoll asked the footman what
Mrs. Kirkpatrick told him when he got
UP, but the question was excluded. Then
Mr.. Nieon told him to tell what he did.
Il went down the back stairs and
Mrs. Gould had jumped out Of the win
dow. I went to the cellar where the
furnace was and there ! saw Mrs. Gould
leaning against the wall.
+; what was her condition."
Her hair was all torn and she had a
pew light blue dress on that was all dirty.
Her hsad was banging on one 3e s,de ssrs
- sLBANINa AGAINST THE WALL
sNo, I iust found that she was leaning
AGAINST the wall and went back up
stairs. told them / had found Mrs.
Gould. Then Mrs. Kirkpatrick told me
to 70 down and tell Mrs. Gould TO come
upstairs. I went down and found her
stfll leaning against the wall. and told
her what Mrs. Kirkpatrick said. Mrs.
Gould said:
that will never put my foot In her house
again. and then we1l 90 right away
went up and told Mrs. Kirkpatrick
md then walked down toIthe automobile.
I was waiting for Mrs. Gould nearly
fifteen minutes when saw her coming
up out OF the cellar and two ladies were
With her. They were supporting her
and there was 9 lady on each side, al
erie two ladies got In with Mrs Gould
and We went back to the st. Regis. Mrs.
Gould didn't get out, and one OF the ladies
told me to take the other lady home and
then 70 to her house. Mrs. Gould got
back home between 10 and II o'clock
When Mr.. Shearn took the witness
In hand Schmidt said he was working
TOR Considine Brothers, recently Of the
Hotel Metropole. Since he left the
0oulds he said he has been valet. as
sstant head waiter at tho Grand Union
Hotel and . second man, He said that
on the Florida trip Mrs. Gould had the
PARTY In her rooms and they played cards
and drank champagne.
THE OTHER WOMEN THERE.
Mr.. Shearn then started out on the Incl
dents at Mrs, Kirkpatrick s and asked
schmidt who the other women were.
He hesitated about telling and Mr.. Niooll
objected to his answering. The Court
ruled that tho question would have to
be answered II Mr.. Shearn insisted on II,
and Mr.. Shearn told him to 20 on and say.
sThere was Mrs. Kissam. Mrs. Burnett
and Mrs. Taylor
sYou mean the Mrs, TAYLOR who In