The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
HOTEL MAIDS HURT
MRS. GOULD'S CASE
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prised a parlor and two bedrooms. Con
trary 10 the usual rule. the slip Miss
Harrison got did not give the other mem
bers OF the party. and she was instructed
not 70 call any OF them il the telephone
rang for them. nor give airs. Gould's
name II any one asked about her.
Drinks Served in Her Room.
Mrs. Gould had two young ladies' with
her when she arrived" said the witness
Mrs. Farnum was stopping In the hotel
also. saw drink being served in the
rooms"
Did you ever see any gentleman com
ing out OF Mrs. Gould's room?"
'One morning at about 7:SO o'clock. just
after had breakfast. saw a gentleman
come out Of her room. He was tan. and
had bushy hair and wore big soft black
hat and long coat. I watched him, and
he went 10 the elevator. ran 10 the
elevator. and saw he was the only pas
senger on the car. I watched. and saw
that he got of al the fourteenth floor.
So I went back 70 the telephone AT my
desk and called Up the floor clerk on the
fourteenth floor and told her what I had
seen. She reported back to me. and
notified the ONCE Of what had occurred
WHO asked you to come here as
witness?" asked Mr.. Shearn on the cross
examination.
Made an appointment.
Mr.. Sullivan He wrote and asked me
to make an appointment 70 see him. and
wired him 10 meet me al the Young
Women's Christian Association"
Are you a member Of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association
NO; but I didn't want TO see him az
my home.
How did Nlr Sullivan happen 10 write
you?'
We'll. I wrote a letter 10 Mr.. Gould
last August I told him what had seen,
and told him I thought it was ny Chris
tian duty to tell him all -knew I told
him had some information that
thought would prove valuable 10 him"
You mean valuable 70 YOU. don't you?-
mo; Il wasn't FOR any thought OF re-
ward that I wrote the letter. Ny con-
science had been troubling me about what
saw. wrote three or four letters 70
Mr.. Gould in so many months before J
mailed one Of them"
How did you come 70 mail one
hnally?'
In obedience 70 the Golden Rule
Il presume you are referring 70 the
Biblical Golden Rule. are you not2"
Certainly, DO unto others as you
would have them do unto you.
Mr. Shearn didn't care 20 tackle the
Golden Rule further. and Mr.. Nicou then
asked a few questions on redirect exami-
nation.
Maid Tells Her story.
Following the two Bellevue-Stratfor
clerks. Margaret McGee. a maid employed
al the Marlborough -Blenhelm in Atlantic
City in the same year. was called II
has already come out that Mrs. Gould.
Nav Robson. The actress; the two Misses
Sells. and Dustin Farnum motored over
20 Atlantic City the day before the oc-
currences in Philadelphia. and the maid
was questioned about what happened
there
Mr.. Nicou showed the witness a blue
print OF the seventh floor of the MARI
borough -BIenhelm. and she pointed out
the hve rooms occupied by the Gould
party. She said she didn't know who
they were al the time. but understood
that -four ladies and gent" were going
10 occupy the rooms.
You don't know whether the four
ladies and one gent you saw included
Mrs. Could, do your asked Mr.. Nicon
No"
You're sure you saw the four ladies'
and one gent. thought continued Mr. I
Nicol. with a smile.
The witness was. Mr.. Shearn showed I
the blueprint OF the rooms 70 Mrs Gould. I
and then asked the court 20 permit him
10 cross-examine the maid on Monday
sfter Mrs. Gould hac had an opportunity 1
&c study II, but Justice Dowliug allowed |
the crOss-eXamination 10 proceed. Il
brought out nothing OF Importance
Court adjourned until Monday.