The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-14
Don't Recall Figures Ere
quently During Her Sting
ing Examination.
TELLS OF HER TRIP
TO ATLANTIC CITY
Describes Costly Clothes Society
Women Need, and Reason
able" Cost of Gowns.

NEW YORK, June i4-Calm and pla-
cid. Mrs. Katherine Clenmons Gould
resumed the stand today in her suit
for a separation and allowance from
her husband.
Delaney Nicon resumed his cross-eX-
animation by eliciting that Mrs. Gould
is now living at Blue Gap Farm, which
she purchased for SSS.010. mort gaging
stocks and bonds to raise the money.
NicoH then renewed his questioning re-
garding the trip which Mrs Gould tcs-
tifed she took to Castle Gould in al,
automobile with Dustin Farnum, in
September. 1905. Mrs. Gould said that
after -he auto accident they came home
TO her apartments in a different ma
chine.
At this point Mrs. Gould was positive
that Farnum at that time had stayed
IN her apartments only a few minutes
Nicoll then asked about her meeting
Farnum in the Carroll house, in Lynch
burg. She said that she was accom-
panied on that trip by a maid Nicoll
ELECTED that she had left the hotel
At O'Clock in the morning.
Atlantic City Trip.
spirited controversy between NicoH
and the witness arose when Nicon start
ed questioning her OF trip TO Atlantic
City in September. 1906. when Farnum
Miss Robson and Miss Sells were in TIE
party They stayed at the Marlborough
Bieuheim, and Nicoll introduced a plan
of the seventh floor, asking Mrs. Could
10 locate her room.
4 can't recall what floor I was on
so ] cant tell"
well assuming that this is a correct
map OF your apartments, what room
did you occupy2
tt
Here Judge Dowling Instructed Mrs.
Gould 10 assume that the chart vas
Plan OF her apartment, Nicoli explaining
that he would prove that il was later.
Map Useless.
7 can't say" said Mrs. Gould, That
map is useless TO me"
ON which side of the haIl was your
Across the hall from the sitting
room.
Point il out on this map
u can't do IT,
Wei. you must assume this is your
hall Now point out your room"
Il can't remember.
Where was Mr., Farnums ROOM
Il can't say
Was it next TO your room?"
Il can't remember
Nicoll then took up the negotiations
between Attorney Sells and Mrs Gould,
settlement of the differences between
Mrs Gould and her husband He read
from Sells affidavit and asked Mrs
Gould categorically whether Sells tes-
timOny was correct She attempted tC
explain, but the court interrupted.
Madame, answer yes or no.
She declared that as she remembered
Il. Sells was wrong.
Did Sells state correctly when he
said Mr. Gould wanted you 10 promise
Rot 10 drink again
NO. as ! recall il, / was 10 sign a
pledge"
Didn't Gould say If you would ac-
cept his proposition he would be glad
10 have YOU Join him on the Niagara p
What, sign and admit myself a
orunkard, exclaimed Mrs. Gould.
Strike that OUT" snapped Judge
Dowling.
Madame. you must answer yes OF
y don't recall"
Letters Introduced.
Nicou then introduced in evidence
some letters from Mrs Gould 10 her
husband after the time she alleges
IN her complaint ne abandoned her.
They were signed, "Affectionately.
Katherine"
one OF these. Vrittel IN January, 1897,
THANKED Could for paying a bill for
her one. in January, 1906. told Gould
drawn and asked for money. There
after Gould deposited S.. 900 10 her cred
IL az three different times
Nicou then placed some pictures OF
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