Evening journal., 1896-04-20

81 tte Ificnuss however, Are Confident
He Is Now on His Way to Genoa
His Bride. Miss Katherine Glen
;, an Actress.
N YORK, April 20.-The rumor that
rd Gould had been married to Miss
Il rino Clemmons, an actress, and that
had sailed for Genoa has created
1 hing Of a stir in the swell social cir
& the metropolis.
+ win Gould, tho only member of the
family who could be seen, said that
s. positive knowledge that his brother
81 I'd did not sail for Europe on the
B At the same time he admitted
le had not seen his brother since
s sday.
+ *ertheless, those WHO have had
ledge Of Howard Gollds attentions
IS Clemmons are confident that the
millionaire and tho handsome ac-
mo now well on their way to Genoa.
u ailing Of the two on the Same steam
y have been only a coincidence, they
S but in conclusion they add il Howard
has married Miss Commons she
.Nnako him q very werthy and charm
Ne
# herine Clommons is about 81 years
"a She was born In a small prairie VII
n Illinois. When she was just enter
er teens. she was taken to California,
bout ton years ago she went to Eu-
& In London and in Paris she quickly
ne known as the handsome Ameri-
irl -
lie in Europe she felt shat the spark
trionic genius was latent within her.
5. opportunity came when Grace Haw-
0, an American actress, produced
" rien Sardou.s Theodore" In Lon
Miss Clemmons was cast for a part
4 inor importance, her performance Of
was so satisfactory that she soon
a ged to appear in America under con-
ls more IN keeping with her merit.
y secured a play Of rather ancient
Fuction called "A Lady Of Venice. "
= was brought out in Washington in
Altumn Of 1893, wish Niles Clemmons
title role. After brief tour Of the
Try tho play was brought % this city
presented al the H1fth Avsnuo thoAtor.
s eeridsd Rs an old fashioned NAH
a, more suitod to phs Bowery than ts
dwGys and reqEiFiag an sctrehs villa
latured tTagic force 81 JaHaHsehok
RistoEi raths shan beaahoil begfn-
or the proper dofi1eaticn OF tho pFin-
& fomale role The engagement result-
dissaairoaslV fram p hnansihl Wow
/ {, and it was decided 70 wIshdfaw the
Met Howard N Europe.
10 pretty actress became so disesurag-
. rat she concluded to abandon hor ven
as a theatrical star. A fow months
equently Miss Clemmons went TO Bu-
and in the summer Of 1894, while
+ ard Gould was In Europe in company
his brother George sailing tho Vigi-
against the British yachts, they were
'lduced by mutual friend at Cowes.
iss Clemmons is blonde, with liquid
eyes and an abundance of blonde
|. She has what modistes term a svolte
|ro and is a charming conversationalist
bnsidering that no has without labor
|ire an income of g., 900 for each day
he calendar, Howard Gould, third son
fourth child Of the late Jay Gould is
Extremely unostentatious young man.
|iresses Invariably in outer garments
Negative colors and is easy Of approach
ven persons Of dependent position.
10 made many friends by his patriotic
in becoming an equal own
nth his brother George Of tho NiRilant
n that fleet yacht was purchased and
3n to England for the purpose OF sail
against the cracks of the Royal Yacht
adron in tho summer of 1894. With
racteristio modesty he kept the fact Of
ownership in the Vigilant a secret and
nd probably have so remained but for
brother George. His experience with
Vigilant made him an enthusiastic
htsman and led to his ownership of the
ater Niagara.
" the terms Of his late fathers viii
ward inherited a fortune which was
hin very few thousand dollars of be-
an even $40. COO, 600. There was but
stipulation in the will which even the
serious could consider harshly restrict
That was the clause which provided
{ in the event Of any of the children
,rying without the written consent OF
other living adult brothers and sisters
child so offending shonld suffer the
Of tho major portion of his inheritance.
Toward Gould has always been known
manly fellow, who put only coipmon
SO value on money and who could be
SIZED with very much less than his Ia
{ left him.
Edwin Gould Denies the stosy.
dwin Gould was seen at his country
Sc, Cooksey's Place, Dobbs Eerry. He
inclined to treat the whole affair
itly.
The statement that Howard's alton
} had been called to the clause in my
ier's viii cutting Off one-half OF his
1mo if he marrios without the family's
sent can be denied, " said Mr.. Gouh
oward's attention has never been called
hat clause because there has been no
lsion
l can say positively, however, that he
not sailed for Europe. He irtends to
ater, hut he has not sailed yet. l saw
Thursday, and he told me all about
plans for the summer, and l think IL
Lad intended anything different he
I'D have told me. He may have left
Waldorf. He does not stay there all
time. Perhaps he. is visiting some n
friends in the c3ty. / can't say that
IS in Now York now. He may be up
Hudson.
IT. Gould concluded, with a laugh, that
family bad no fear of a marriage tax
place between Miss Clemmons and his
her
.ncther l1ein hcr OF the Gould family
. it was not expected that Howard
i'd marry Miss Clemmons. He looked
70 tie sailing Cn the same steamer as
y a coincidence.
. has tecn known in tho family circles
"a lCng tine that Howard was paying
ntions to Miss Clcnimuns, but it was