The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15

man good run for his money. The elder
man was discharged
Billy Hayes paid fine of $40 for pound
4 ing a iOdger at the Volunteer hotel in
] Commercial street, Sunday afternoon.
! ID. NJ Wilson, proprietor of the Theat-
real club, filed an appeal bond of SloO.
!
ticular gowns. but did not say how
much she paid for them.
! Mrs. Gould testified that her costum-
/ ing cost her $4,000 to $4,000 a year.
| She said that Palm Beach was perhaps
| the most fashionable place i'm the world
: and that she dressed there merely as
other women dressed.
Worn but Once.
Mrs. Gould said she changed her
gowns at least three times a day at
J Palm Beach and Ormond and wore her
/ handsOmest gowns at rolling chair
/ time" and tea time She never wore
the same gown twice. she said, and
| gave most of them away when she re
! turned TO New York. where her social
! position required an entirely different
, outfit. She said she only dressed at
! OTmOnd and Palm Beach as women of
wealth and social distinction dressed,
md that she was INDUCING in the
''mildest form % dress" as there were
other people there who dressed often
er and made more display.
What would happen If you wore one
of these gowns twice?' asked Mr..
/ NicoH.
IT would be considered very bad
! form-very bad" Mrs Gould replied.
In New York. the witness said. her
social position required her TO change
/ her entire costume at least three Or
/ four times a da.-.
How mgch time is consumed in
making these various chauges?" asked
| Mr.. NicoIl
I Two OF three hours for each one
1 usually said the witness.
Two Maids Required.
Mrs. Gould said d ,,yi4i4n of her sta
! ton In New York society required tvs,
/ maids - cvsss hcr. Counsel wanted t..
know if she could not dress quicker
,4tn four "a five mars.
Mercy, TO; + couldn't dress at all
! With five maids" said the witness
Nj. NiColl wanted to know if thu
/ witness rode horseback. she said she
/ had. She was shown a picture of q
/ young woman astTide a white horse.
/ with large show tents looming UP in
/ The background. The witness was asked
} if it was rot picture of herself. Sh4
/ could not remember IL.
/ isn't that your picture taken in Man
/ chester. England when you WeIc With
/ the Cody buffalo Bid show" asiSe1
Mr.. Nicoll
The witness could not recall IT, buf
would not swear that it was not hei
picture.
Her Memory Hazy.
Mrs. Could was asked if she remem-
bered employing and dischargins IS.
/ servants at Castle Gould during tn
/ vear 1905. She could not remember def
/ initely.
/ During Mr. EieolTs examination cf
Mrs. Gould with regard to her ac-
/ quaintsnce with Dustin Faruum. n
/ questioned her as Ia her visit with
/ Farnum and a party to a hotel in At
/ lantic City one Sunday in September OF
I 1905. She was shown what purported
1 to be a diagram of .he suite occupied
by the party. but was unable to desie-
/ nate which of the five rooms she &C
/ eupied. The examiner drew from her
/ the statement that there were two sin
I gle beds in the room.
Mrs Gould was excused just aft,I
/ recess was taken.
Mr.. Could was in court all duriu- hoy
! Testimony. but she ~cf~ained from look
/ ing in his direction.
All Drank Tea.
Following the recess Howard Could's
/ counsel read from the deposition of Eli
/ Jan Sells in which he stated he frs.
saw Katherine Clemmons in San Fran
cisco in 1888. when she was Is or /.
years old. Tie deponent Sells related
/ mis- experiences later on board the Gould
yacht Niagara and on other oecG sions
| when he accompanied Mr.. and Mrs
Gould in their travels. He said that
| when Grand Duke Alexis boarded til
/ Niagara at Newport News every on
aboard was offered refres hments.
All had drink, eh?' asked Mr.. Mic
oil
-'Yes-tea." Mr.. Sells deposed. ez-
! planning that the grand duke was of
fered champagne, but preferred "Oolone
tea"
4 Mrs. Gould was recalled to the stand
by counsel for the defense and shown
a map of the Vanderbilt cup rae
/ course and asked if she could locats
/ the roadhouse at which she and Dusti-
/ Farnum stopped for refreshments while
! automobiling in the fail OF 1906. as she
/ had previously testified The witness
/ could not remember the exact location.
Detective on Stand.
William c. Mclaughlin. formerly the
I head of the New York detective bureau.
! whose attempt to aid Howard Gould
in proving that Mrs. Gould had been
married to William e. Woodward. alias
/ Big" Hawley. resulted in his retire.
ment from the force. was called as a
7 witness.
Mclaughlin told about sending for
/ Big Hawley and meeting him in Mr.
/ Nicolrs offices. Mr.. Hawley told the
4 witness. he said. that he (Hawley) had
I used Mrs. Gould as u dsCoy on trans
/ Atlantic steamers TO inveigle men into
1 card games. This was before her mar
rage to Mr. Gould. The witness said
I he asked Hawley if he had married
! Mrs. Gould and Hawley would neither
} deny nor affirm il At that time.
Alleged Prior Marriage.
Inspector Mclaughlin testified that
/ he had heard that Mrs. Gould had been
/ married at one time to man named
/ Dawson. and had investigated the story
/ and sent his detectives down to see Mr..
I Nicoll after they had looked up Daw-
sons record IN Baltimore. Ed Shoals.
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