The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
MISS HELEN MARS STORY
ABOUT MRS. HOWARD GOULD

ming of her intimate relations with Col.
Cody? A. She did.
@. What did she say TO you about 1t?
a. 1t was at her first intimate meeting;
there was great deal of the relations
and a great deal of her first feelings for
Col. Cody having yanished
After the Worlds Fair the witness lost
sight of Mrs. Gould until the following
spring. when she met her by accident IN
the street I'm this city. In the meantime
Mrs. Gould had appeared In The Lady
of Venice" at the Fifth Avenue theatre.
The very first topic of conversation was
Buffalo Bill.
Miss Mar said that Cody had tele-
graphed to the Hoffman House not to let
"Yiola" have a carriage. The two wo-
mbn lived together at the hotel for a cou-
pie OF weeks. and then Cody returned.
There was more talk about the colonel.
Mrs. Clensy," the lawyer asked, did
you see Col Cody and Miss Clemmens to-
gether at the Hoffman House during this
period?"
"Yes, certainly" she replied ''They
had a fuss this time when he first came
back, which lasted probably for three or
four days, when he hardly spoke to her;
he walked into her sitting-room while ws
were taking dinner, on his return from
the West, and had great row with her
that evening, and left the ROOM
@. Do you remember what he said and
what she said on that occasion? A. when
he came I'm he opened the door-"Hello-
had not written: she was expecting him
every minute. but did not know he was
coming. About four days this fuss last
ed. he accusing her OF infidelity, and shc
crying and denying IL.
@. Were you present on some of the
occasions when he accused her OF infde-
( fly? A. Several.
! @. Then. after that a. He was taken
lin
MADE UP THEIR DIFFERENCES.
did you see anything OF them after
his illness or during his illness thereT'
| when he came nome H. then IL was
that they made up and he sent FOR ths
doctor. and before the doctor came she
put him I'm a hot mustard bath; he was
threatened with pneumonia, having
caught a very bad cold at the staten I5-
land ground or wherever they opened-I
don't know: did not go. He was III for
two days about and two nights. and the
second day OF his illness. I'm the morning.
I went across 20 his room, which was
across from here. and Miss Clemmons was
there with the colonel. and they had ap-
parently made up all their differences
@. Tnen after your seeing Miss Glenn
mons in bed with Col. Cody on that oc-
casion that you speak OF, did YOU have
any conversation with Miss Clemmons
about Col Cody7 A. When she came
into her room she said they had made
II M, and she thought ~ wax because she
nursed him. she thought he was rather
conscious stricken
@ I will ask YOU to state. Mrs. Clensy
how you came 60 GO abroad at that timel
A. II was on this very morning that the
colonel was very pleasant. he turned 10
her at breakfast. you might call H. and
said to her: "yiola. would YOU like tc
take y little trip Co Europe?" and SHE
said: "Delighted." lie said: eco away
for about six weeks month there and
a week over and back" and she said she
would like 90 very much.
q. Was anything said about your go.
ing7 a He turned 10 me and said
would YOU like 90 go2' I said u wout
he impossible for me 10 40 as 7 must ~
10 my work and got an engagement. ".
said Go as Niolas guest
q. And you dld7 a. I did.