Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
GALORE.
INTRODUCED
IN COURT
MRS. GOULD HAS tlAZY
IDEAS OF FINANCES
BetwiIdefing Array Of Fnery
JeweIry and TrinketS Listed
in Sensational New York Di-
vorce Case,
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New York. June II What appear
ed to be the hazy momory of Mrs
Katherine Clcmmons Gould on this
the second day Of her testimony IN
cross-examnation brought rebullc
from Justice Bowling. who is hearing
her suit for separation against her
husband. Howard Gould There was
a tilt metween Lawyers Delaney Nlcoll
Of the defense and Clarence ] Shearn
for Mrs. Gould
Please try to be polite, MIR. Shearn
cautioned MIR Nieoll when the latter
asked the witness a question sharply
"Oh, | am sick OF trying to be po-
tite. I've been polite an day ana
Mrs, Gould won't answer straight
question retorted Nicoll
Yes, the witness has given Mr..
Nieoll much unnecessary trouble"
Justice Bowling interposed
Mrs. Gould leaned Forward eagerly
az this point, to meet the next ques-
tion, but Just then the clock struck
and adjournment was taken until to-
morrow, with the likelihood tllat she
win remain on the stand through the
day
Once Mrs Gould apologi2ed for her
inability to tell whether certain res
taurant checks were hers or not, say
ing she WAS Interested la knowing
'how her husband spent his money
Again she could not tell whether \
diamond pendant valued at si3,Sos
had been bought by her or by her
husband FOR another
Mr.. Nicoll protested vigorously
against this insnuation and Justice
Bowling with some asperiiy ordered u
stricken from tie record
The amounts OF assorted jewellers
tailors'. costumefs and bookmakers'
bills continue to make the spectatora
gasp and stare The articles purchased
include the pearl rope which the Wit
ness wore yesterday and today listed
at $4,000, the disputed pendant nt
$l3.3O0; a diamond chain at S22,ooo'
Il diamond diadem at S24,00O, ana a
sapphire ring at $4,000 such little
things as $500 worth OF silk stockings
at "A time or Sf,5gS for shoes were
trivial by eomparison Five tailor
made suits were ordered at a cost of
S5,S07
because Of the great crowd OF cur
lous persons who gathered hoping to
hear the testimony only such persons
AS could give valid reasons for their
managed to get hy the door
Keepers
Mr.. Gould Identified u 'etter wilicn
had passed between counsel for both
sides. It was dated November ~,
1907 and was addressed to Mr
shcarn 1t went on 10 say that Mrs.
Could had run up $f0.ff3.ol worm
,f bills in that year Notice was given
that responsibility for these bills
would not be continued by The de-
PENDANT
II have not the slightest idea OF
the correctness Of these bills declar-
I'd Mrs Gould
There were bills without end. bus
for flnery and necessities. jewels, lih-
serie and the gifts for servant
I'm striking contrast TO this glitter OF
luxurious articles was Mrs. Goulds teH-
imony that at times at Castle Gould
she was actually without provisions
you told Mr. Shearn that whilc
,ou were at Castle Could It was inn
possible for you to have any proVls-
ons sent 10 the house. What perlod
lo vou speak OFF" she was asked
From the time when Mr.. Gould
eft on July i6 up to August OF the
icNt year. when | left for tue last
ime-when was really Forced 10
cave" was the reply
Are you prepared to swear 'hat
yithln this period YOU we're not sup
,iied with all the nccessariesf
II am prepared TO swear was the
irm answer.