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testimony in Celebrated Divorce
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az she was Whimsical and Capri
nus. Ii, tempered, overbcaring
And Quurrclsone.

4 vaw york, june. 1ss-Testimo adj
s.,cea by the defense In the suit for
separatlon3 brought by Katherine Glenn.
4 ,nons Gould against Howard Gould.
nsnt etiging more and more today to-
Il ,.a,a Dustin Farnurn, the actor. who
4 ~ becon,e a familiar figure in the
case,
II There were also more charges By
.eryants that Mrs. Gould was repeat
4 adv seen under5thc influence of liquor
nd that when she had been drinking
sbe changed from q charming affable
woman t. a woman OF whin,s and ca Ia
nrices. il-tempered, careless in her
.boice or language, oycrbearing and
qlarrels q y.
Mrs Gould's time personal valet
swore that at one time he served his
mistress with two quarts of M Manhattan
cocktails in as many days. besides the
Vines and liquors, which he \. sad slid she
drank at the table.
John H. Kimball, an8oil and paint
dealer, who said he had known Mr..
Gould for is years, testified that he
Went TO performance OF THE Vir7
sinian, in August. 1906, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elijah. Sells and the Goulds, in.
his city, and that Dustin Farnum, the
star in the play, Joined the party out
4 side tile playhouse after the perform
,nce. and spoke to Mrs. Gould.
fI,a islyit mess testified ami
said to the witness: There is my new
oeau.l a5
John Flynn, who said he was ems
,loyed by Mrs. Gould as chauffeur, and
that he often drove her to meet Far
lum after the play. testified that once
when Mrs Gould was waiting in the
automobile for Farnum at the Hotel
somerset, two men turned to the actor
as he came out at the hotel door and
asked him whose automobile was wait
11g. IL, q ii
Sob,' said Tarnum laughingly,
that is my new one.
Another time Flynn swore, when he
,apped on Mrs. Gould's chamber door
ii the st. Regis, she called out:
.sAll right dearie,'' and then, when
The saw who it was, excused herself
With, 81 thought 1t was Mr.. Farnum.
Mary Elizabeth Harrison. who said
+ the was a floor clerk in the Bellevue
STAFFORD hotel in Philadelphia, said
ihe had been impelled by her conscience
d tell what she saw at the hotel
4 Finally she wrote a letter to Mr.. Gould.
II said in the letter. she testified.
In obedience to the golden rule, a.
write you to help you lie you are in 4
rSublcs or something like that. Y.
Mrs Gould occupied apartments on
he floor where she was stationed in
:eptember, 1906 the witness went on,
md one morning about 1880 O'Clock,
The said, she saw a man come out Of
Mrs, Gould's room and take the ele-B
iatOr She noticed he was the only
passenger on the car and that the dial
rgistered fourteenth floor when the car
topped. Sheldescribed the man as tall
Nth dark, bushy hair and wearing u
oft hat and q long coat. a
The defense contends that Dustin
'arnum was staying on the fourteenth
loor OF the hotel at that time, as they
attempted to show by the next witness,
florence Gardner, who also was EN-
,nyed as floor clerk in the hotel
she testified that Mrs. Gould then had
nons on lower level She remenl-a
Dered that che morning Farnum came
min the elevator attler early and APP
feared to her less Well groomed' than
usual.
Did You take any means. to ind
gut IL Mr.. 1Sarnums room had been
'srupied that night?'' asked Delaney
Siccoll, Mr.. Gould's lawyer.
No, but the maid reported that it
had not been" the witness answered. ]
Court then adjourned until Monday.