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for the defence after you made your afi
davit in this casea"
-Mr. Watson asked me IL had an,
time to spare and said had every othe
afternoon of and could hunt up some o
the people who used to work for Mrs
Gould. ! was at the Grand Union Hote
then and had plenty OF time to spare
I looked for Richards FIRST
.oh' yoq'rs the a man whS found md Rich. Rich.
Ssnt feao foT him. Ma didnt sasst you? 0a hao qo'
Schmidt said he had some troubl,
finding the former steward. who has beei
az iniportsn. witness for the defence
Mr.. Shearn asked IL Schmidt didn't cal
UP Mr.. Watson onoe and ask how abou
the 500 that had been promised to him
Schmidt declared he didn't do 30 and
said he had received only $40 from Mr.
Watson.
SAID MRS. GOULD BIT HER.
When Mr.. Nicoll questioned Schmidt
on redirect examination he aeked II Mrs
Kirkpatrick told him anything about
somebody biting her on the arm. The
question wasn't allowed. and Mr.. Nicol
then asked what Mrs. Kirkpatrick !,
condition was when he first saw her In
the apartments
was shs Tss bad sosSdca RSsh ugse BE said hsF
Gould bit her and was holding her arm
WAS IL bleeding2'
.Yes, the lace Of her sleeve was over
the wound and II was covered with blood.
-Were the other ladies' weeping?'
-Yes; Mrs. Taylor was weeping and Mrs
Burnett was weeping
wasn't Mrs. Rissam tearful?'
Il can't recollect"
Did you notice whether any OF the
ladies had black eyer
sNo; they were crying and l couldn't
see."
:, you : ID didn't d. tn n9.ioe ;. whether Mrs, Taylor
Il didn't like to look while she waa
holding her eye.'
Mr.. Shearn asked at this point:
inp'
Il don't remember
Mr. Nicoll finished with the witness.
and Mr.. Shearn asked:
.You don't know. do you, that Mrs.
Burnett had luncheon with Mrs. Gould
that day''
NO"
Mr.. shearn asked IL DR.. Holbrook
Curtis had not been called to see Mrs.
Gould that forenoon and the witness
didn't think so. He did say that DR..
Curtis had been attending Mrs. Gould
daily for some time previous and for
some time afterward. The witness was
then excused.
The first witness Of the day was An
drew. Frederickson Of l4s East Fourth
street. who was night watohman at Castle
Gould from September to December,
1905: He was i'll for a time and resumed
work in the February following and was
at the castle until November, 1907.
FOUND FIRE IN CASTLE GOULD GROUNDS.
Frederiokson said he was at the castle
on November Z. 1905. and saw Mrs. Gould
there and believed she was under the
influence Of liquor.
Tell us about II. said Mr.. Nicoll.
Il was going on my rounds about the
house when i notieed fire in the kitchen
garden. about forty feet from the main
ton Of the gas house
aWho was it?"
aIt was a woman, but can't say who 1t
was
Didn't you 60 near the woman2'
@Yes; the woman I saw near the fire
was Mrs. Gould. She was coming away
from the fire."
did she say anything?'
NO; / said Good morning. but she
walked past me saying something could
not understand. In the kitchen garden
the straw about the plants was set on
fire in three places. The wind was in
the direction OF the main house and the gas
house
Frederickson said he heard somebody
calling and went to the main house, where
he saw Mrs. Gould with her butler. He
said she told him TO get the key for the
general alarm. She was under the in.
huence Of liquor, he thought. She wanted
to know II he had revolver. Mr.. Shearn
didn't care to cross-examine him.
MORE ABOUT MRS. ooULp's pRINKINa
Edward Bechtold the second steward
on the cruise OF the Niagara OF which Mr.
Chapman testified. said that he was in
charge Of serving the liquor on the trip.
It to Mrs Gould's maid.
when / didn't do it the first steward
did. Between us We filled the flask
'when did you first see Mrs. Gould in
'One night at Port Antonio she came
out in her night gown and went to the
pantry; ! don't ont @ know II she took any
steady. On another occasion when we
had dinner party In Kingston Mrs.
Gould psrtook OF all the drinks"
-Did she take any more than the others
sshe did on every OCCASION
Tell US what you observed on this
OCCASION
"As abe went 10 her stateroom to retire
she stopped In the music room long enough
TO steady herself for the rest Of the walk
to her room"
Mr.. Shearn objected frequently as the
witness testified, and at one time Justice
Bowling threatened to suspend court
II the counsel did not cease wransling
On oross-e1amination. BeohtoId said
he had heard Mrs. Gould swear. and de-
olared that when the yacht got to QuAran-
tine she called him - - steward!'
and other names.
Charles T. Dodge OF Port Washington
49,