The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-07
COULOF|CHT GETS
WORCESTERSHIRE
POLICE OFFICER SAYS TIME AND
MONEY SPENT IN CASE WERE
HIS OWN.
MORE CHARGES HURLED
by Millionaire and Wife He Is Trying
to Divorce--ciaim RE Was an
"injun Giver' and Rifed
Her Mail

d New York June G.--Deputy Polio,
2 Commissioner Hanson today ones
! toned Lieutenant w II. Peabody con
/ lcelning the alters alleged connec
4 tion VITA the Gould separation case
: the questioning being directed par
. ticularly with reference to Peabody
/, trip 10 Baltimore Commissioner Han
Ison sought to draw from the officer
! an admission that he had received
money for his expenses In that three
day trip. but Peabody denied this alb.
Iselutely. declaring that he had paid
hls own expenses and had taken the
time from his vacation. He declared
that neither former Inspector Nc
Langhlln nor any other had given him
money FOR the trip.
i Commissioners Bingham said today
lthat while he had moi approved the
charges against Peabody such charges
were being drawn up.
The parties to the divorce action to-
| day became more bitter than ever
against each other, and from either
| side came counter charges as extra
ordinary as anything that has yet
been said.
De Lancey Nicoll indicated that he
intends, If possible to prevent Mrs
Gould from introducing the evidence
Iof his association with other women,
and to keep the facts about how Mrs. |
.Gonld's mail was robbed. and how she
was watched by Gould's paid spies |
from being told In open court
His "lnjun Gifts"
From Mrs. Gonld's side of the case
came more interesting information.
tending to show that her husband s
"lnjun-giving' tendencies were oh.
setvahle not only since the breach be-
tween them, but as far back as five
years ago.
On top Of this came the open accu-
sation that on Mr.. Gonld's place in
port Washing on there are employed
a number Of foreigners who were
brought into this country III defiance
Of the contract labor laws.
Through a court order secured by !,
Mr.. Nicoll today moe facts concern [
ng the mail robbery became known, I
ind show that some one apparently 4
II the employ Of Mr.. Gould actually
toe letters out OF mail pack that I
vas used in conveying mail from the i
'ort Washington postoffice to the &
iould country home. Iii
The new assertions concerning Mr.. 8
Iould's alleged niggardness came on c
Up of an assertion that Mrs. Gould a
ad illustrated how extravagant she d
'as by purchasing 100000 worth OF
swels from Tiffany's at about thu /.
me she and her husband parted.
Said woman friend Of Mrs Gould
day: There is this much to be
lid about the purchase of jewels. If
rs Gould had not bought them for
srseif it is certain that Mr.. Gould
ouldn't hays bought them for her, for
J was TOO busy making purchases at
ffanys to give TO other women
A Christmas Story. B'
IF anybody thinks that Mr.. Gould
S any complaint on the score of ex-
lvagance. something of the work.
IS of his mind on financial affairs 4
n be understood from the story of 4
? Christmas celebration at GigraL III
! during the Gould yachting trip in
o..
According to tn story Mrs. Gould's
end tells. the Gould's and a party
friends aboard the Niagara put into
deira. Mrs. Gould prepared for -
Try holiday aboard and It. was ex-
ted that there would he some
ldsome pres hts forthcoming from az
Ild. Instead he seemed tohave for. Wit
ten the day entirely and when re- "a
lded of it wrote out an order for ar
shares of stock as Mrs. Gould's car
!. This order was placed In the 8
hts safe and Gould boosted 10 his nd
sis of the magnificent gift OF stock &C
made to his wife Later Gould Is 4
TO have torn up the Christmas ihs
er for stock in the presence. Of his arr
. rivil
Ir. Nicoll asserts that the charges 81
tealing mail are not relevant to an csss
on for separation and he calls 8;
n scandalous. Mrs. GOnld's prs,
nds. hoover. declare that Mr.. Nicoi spol
not be able TO keep the disgust nic
fact back of these brief para
his from being threshed ont In "a.
I. that
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arriv
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