Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28

Ariz., where they expect to make their
home for the next two years.
PITTSBURG, June 24.--Greater
Pittsburg today Is sweltering through
the fourth day OF torrld heat. The to-
tai death list, due to excessive heat.
is placed at six. while prostrations
are reported hourly through the day.
Al many OF the steel mills substi- |
tutes are kept constantly on hand 10
take the places Of prostrated mill
workers.
Charity milk and ice departments
are overrun with application for aid
from the tenement districts
The thermometer registered 80 de-
grees today.
KILLARNEY, Ireland, June "a
The bodies OF three OF the women who
lost their lives In the boating acci
dent on Lower Killarney lake yester-
day, have been found by the police
searching party on Mackross shore.
Two miles from where the boat was
swamped The search for the other
| victims is being prosecuted by large
number of the volunteers. The bad
weather makes 1t impossible to CON
tinue dragging at present. The row
boat which swamped during a gale,
/ had on board five American and four
English tourists and four Irish boat
men. All Of the tourists and four
Irish boatmen were all drowned. The
names OF the American victims are:
| Mrs. A. A. Hilton and son, Tacoma,
| Wash; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert {. Loug-
head, Boston; Miss Catum," (proba-
bly, Mrs H. w Coburnl, Lowell Mass.
PITTSBURG, kans., June 24.--The
body of Miss Bessie Day. school
teacher of Girard Kans.. was received
from the lake at Idle Hour park near
here late last night, and that of NJ. f.
Barton of East Pittsburg, her cousin,
was taken from the water today. The
rowboai, In an upright position, was
found on the bank close by. 1t is
not known whether IT is case OF
accident or double suicide.
NEW YORK, June 24.--Mrs. Rather
inc Clemmons Gould was again a wit
ness today in her suit for separation
. from her husband, Howard Gould. l,
| was expected that Mrs. Gould's les
timony in rebuttal would occupy mos'
, OF todsy's session. and that the de
Tense would then call several wit
, nesses in surrebuttal which woult
. continue the trial over TIL tomorrow
before 1t was completed.
RI Mr. Shearn, Mrs. Gould's counsel
, had one deposition to read into The
) record today-that OF Dustin Farnum
whose name had been linked with
! Mrs. Gould throughout the trial by thu
t defense. Mr.. Shearn said he hat
, but that he had learned Farnum wa,
]. i'll in Maine and could not be reached
e MIR. Nicoll, defendants counsel, salt
3 he should subject Mrs. Gould TO
lengthy examination on rebuttal II
n regard to the many incidents whicl
a have been referred TO by Mr.. Gould
+ witnesses.
s. Thirty-nine witnesses were examin
l. ed yesterday and 1T was after l
@ O'Clock last night when court adjourn
ed
IT The statement last night made b
z prrr.- esvrc,-v.f, ,,.,-a,-- friends
!. Mrs. Gould had talked to her abou
Il returning 10 the stage and playing Il
z not appear to disconcert the plaintil
l. OF her lawyers. as Mr.. Shearn said Il
}, day that such testimony on recor
e would afford Mrs Gould an oppoi
e tunitr to explain today the reasons 70
her friendliness with the actor Il
e the fall of 1906
/ NEW YORK, June 24.--Indication
8 this afternoon are that Judge Dow
o ing will hold that Howard Gould ha
!. not proven his case against Mrs Goul
Il and will give her the victory
NEW YORK, June 25.-Withou
leaving the court Justice Dowling thi
a afternoon declared in favor of Mrs
q Gould, giving her the separation a
: she asked, and $4,000 year alimouy
: She wanted a quarter million.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Katherin,
Clemmons Gould experienced another
long ordeal on the witness stand toda,
under cross-examination OF her hus
bands attorneys Mrs Gould In he
direct testimony made general de
nial of all the allegations OF intoxica
tion and improper conduct of which
she had been accused by witnesses fo
the defense
II She explained her friendliness with
Dustin Farnum. the actor, In that sh,
simply desired to solicit his aid IL
some of her plans to return to the
, stage after she and Mr.. Gould sepa
, rated in July. 1906.
A large number of checks for "re
: | freshments.' which were furnishe,
Mrs, Gould at the st. Regis hotel IL
full In 1906, when she lived there
and as the defense continued, fre
quently had Mr.. Farnum as her guest
is likely to be the subject Of inquiry
by Mr.. Nicoll. defendants counsel, or
cross-examination.
The trial is expected to be com
pleted today. For two warm hours
yesterday afternoon Mrs. Gould an
swered the carefully framed questions
OF her counsel, repudiating with mo
notonous flat denial all testimony
charging her with excessive drinking
! profanity or other improprlety. Chauf
feurs. groons, stablemen, shopkeepers
laborers and other servants and EN-
ployes alike were branded with short
and ugly epithets. She never drank
Il tn. 4 -.