The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-11
Testifies That Cody Was Her Manager and That Her Visits to Him We're Purely Business - Had Lunch With
 Actor at Road Honse - Tells How ''Dear Mir. MalIoy" Blew Smoke in
 Her Face,
Especial from United Press.)

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 Especial from United Press.) New York. June 11.-When the tria of the Gould divorce case was reopen ed this morning Mrs. Gould was or
 hand. attired in the fetching blacl
 gown in which she made her appear
 ance yesterday. She gave no sign oi nervousness when she resumed thu
 stand. Delancey Nicon demanded t.
 know how much she paid for the Blue Gap farm in Virginia but Mrs. Goult told him in a bored sort of a way that
 she did not remember. She though it was about $3S.O00. The title to the farm is in the hands of a corporation she said. of which Arthur Sells is pre>t
 dent. Most of the stock is in her owr name.
 Asked if she had not stripped Castle
 Gould to furnish the house on the farm she said no. but that she had taken
 flew odds and ends'' there. She snap
 ped her answers at Nico1l and wher
 the latter read a lengthy list of fur
 nishings she "could not remember" ii
 she had taken them to the farm.
 You took cattle there did you not?'
 Yes. and they were my cattle Asked
 how old she was. her attorney object
 ed and was sustained. Her name wa:
 Viola Katherine Clemmons. she said
 adding: ''That was the name my fath-
 CT gave me- She was also known as
 Viola Dayo, the latter name being tha1
 of her stepfather. Nicoll was not per-
 mitted to go into her early life.
 'Do you know MT. Woodward?'
 'Yes. I met him once on shipboard."
 Were you ever connected with the
 Didn't you travel with the show?
 "I was once the guest of Miss Art1e
 Cody"
 er@EL I,0v% fo
 not travel with the Wild West Show
 "Dion't you go where the show
 went?' 'I did not travel with it. , Did you not travel with Colonel
 Cody and MT. Salisbury" Mr. Cody
 was my manager. I went to him to
 consult him on business"
 srDid you not travel with MT. Cody
 and the show from place to place where the show was performlng: G Shearn objected strenuously to this line of questioning. declaring they could not go into anything that hap pened before her marriage when her husband had lived with her for years long afterward. His objections were ! s.sMr. Cody was nu manager and } visited him frequent1y to consult n4ff1 on business" The court here ruled this was ar answer and refused to per, init the question to be pushed. DIG you visit Vienna with Colonel Cody!' feI don't recall" The same answer was given to a long list of cities that were named.
 powers<given Malloy. the English man. aeor of Castle Gould who. she swore yesterday told her he was hired Dy Gould, she said she did not understand what lis powers were Wnen ne ,.: tooh X Sells and Malloy went to Europe. she going to Vienna. While in Europe she and Malloy obtained cattle at the eS- tate of the Duchess of Devonshlre ana looked at pigs for the estate at another place. She sent Malloy back home from Vienna of his contract with MT. Gould? Ihe day he blew smoke in my face Did YOU tell your husband of the incl dent ?" ''I told him a number of times of the mans actions, blowing smoke in my face, kicking my butler ana coming into my husbands bedroom in ine but he did nothing about it. "What did he say?'' ''He told me he did not remember what his contract with Malloy was. My husband final ly left me on Monday July It. Mrs. Gould identified a letter, as in her The letter was dated July B, 1906 to Dear MT. Malloy, and referred to the illness of one or the servants.
 ssIs this the same Mr. Malloy you have been testifying about?" The same, but will explain NO you won't. not now" Mrs. Gould ident1- fled a similarly addressed letter dat. ed June 24, 1906. She testified that Mrs. .AdoIph Ladenburg, widow of the banker. Asked to identify bundle of bills for service at the St. Regis for her stay there from the time she left Castle Gould until she was award ed alimony, she declared she had neT- hafOrQ she could not identify stack of res checks that were shown her She declared that she had dined with Dustin Farnum at the St. Regis; that she met him in Hartford, and had luncheon with him at his hotel but the closest she could fix the date was that it was after the Vanderbilt cup race m l9O7 When shown calendar sne visit to Castle Gould with Farnum, the trip in an automobile: On he way the auto col1ided with a bug yy on the Jamaica Turnpike.
 Did you and F'arnum have refresn- ments at a road house before the col ision?" eve did.'' "Who suggested you stop at the road house?" 1T did. had not had my luncheon" She could not recall the location of the -oad house or it's name She declar, ar Did you have anything to eat at the house." Have anything to drink here?" ''I don't remember whether I lid or not It would not have been 
 She and Farnum returned to New fork about 1O:S0 that night. He took Ter to her apartment, remaining 'only | few minutes" She saw Farnum and others in Philadelphia and in tlantic City on October 12, 13 and 4. She returned Thursday, October 6 to Jersey City with Farnum, mak- ng the trip in an automobile Where were you on October 16 and 20?' '1 ion't know" Were you with Far lum?" "I might have been. don't ,now."
 Later in October she was in Wash ngton at the Raleigh Hotel. She pent two nights there. Farnum was ruest at the same hotel. She then vent to her farm in Virginia and re- urned to New York. On November s, 19 and 20 she was at the Carroll House in Lynchburg. Farnum was n that city at the time.
 Mrs. Gould identified a memoran- Ium which she said was an order for dinner given by her at Castle Gould.