New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

shearn then took up the redirect examins alton. ne
brought ont bv her testimony that Howard Goulo
knew of the purchase of Blue Gap farm ana tla'
she had left her furs and jewery IN care o. @ =
firms at the request of her husband VINO was i0-''
aware Of her extensive purchases
Mrs. Gould reiterated that she was anhoNeu pS
snies Al Castle Gould The expensive dinner se
once ordered there was simply a trap 10 expose "e
spying Of the detectives
Nr Sbearn next took the witness over 'iie sio''
Of her personaI expenditures. with intent 10 sfo"
that these justified Here Is "ha' s ~
oured at Palm Beach IN 1905;
Auto clothes, three changes Of clothes every
dav a different gown if possible every DAY anu
different gown every evening. There were never
less than three changes day the other "oiheh'
as well as they could within their means Ola lie
same thing. There had to be hats STOCKINGS para
soils and everything to match each gown
Coaching motoring and yachting trips each de-
manded changes of costume as numerous mere Il
partial schedule of the prices ordinarily paid:
Dinner gowns 1900 to $500 morning gowns, gown $50;
walking cotseS, 9 . SO s 10 cting SS to 500: motor
ing SO TO $50 hats $40 20 TO $50 $50 Al Nat told the items
Living at the Belmont cost Mrs, Gould about $500
week Her present expenses are about $500
month. She no longer has maid although in her
husbands establishment they had twelve or four
teen servants. She rents automobile and car
riages. though formerly she maintained her own
T
caused surprise by producing photograph of
woman horseback. asking Mrs. Gould If that
was not picture of herself taken in Manchester,
England She wasn't sure that it wasn't
MLAUGHLIN ON STAND.
Ex-Inspector Mclaughlin next called. He
testified that he met Frank Peabody and Big Bit
FIawley in the Office of Delaney Nicoll
Did you meet M NicoI before that was
asked
Yes; he met me on the street and told me that
he had heard that Big Bill Hawley married to
Mrs. Howard Gould I told him that had heard
the thing. He asked me to investigate"
Mr. Nicou asked Hawley.' continued the wit
ness. If he had been married to Mrs. Gould and
Hawley said that he would neither affirm deny.
Another man named Shoes came to Mr.. Nicoll's
office. He said that he had been connected with the
Buffalo BIZ show. He said that he had heard that
Mrs Gould had at one time been married to a man
named Dawson in Baltimore. l didn't place much
reliance in his story
Nj. Nicoll. in cross-examinng the witness, showed
him a letter that had been sent 10 Miss Helen Gould
alleging a marriage contracted by Katherine Glenn
mons with man named Haywood.
is this Haywood the same man as Hawley?
Il presume he is" answered the witness
The letter to Miss Gould introduced into evidence
said that the man had served term in Dannemora-
Inspector Mclaughlin volunteered the Information
that Hawlev had served several prison terms.
do you remember asked Mr.. Nicoll when
told him that as an ex-convict his word entitled
to little credit? Don't you remember that at the
time he took affront?'?
THAT was the time. I believe" answered Nc
Laughlin.
Don't you remember that Hawley told he
wanted Gould to invest in some mines before he
would TALK
Yes; he said something OF the kind"
You say you investigated TO see If crime had
been committed"
Yes
What would the crime be-"
'Bigamy."
Ex-Detective Sergeant Peabody took the stand
70 answer a few questions.
Did you ever meet Big Bill HaWley in April,
eO7?" he asked
The first time I Big Hawley' was at n
place called Paddy the Pigs Sixth avenue"
vas the reply Il was never in Mr. Nicolrs Office
While Big Hawley' was there. The inspector is |
mistaken in his testimony. I met Shoes at Hous- !
on and Mulberry streets and brought him 70 Mr.. |
NicolTs Office
Did you go 10 Baltimore and Washington |
o look the records?''
Unfortunately I did. I looked the records |
for the name Of Jessie Viola Dayo. but couldn't
ind anything. I telegraphed the result to Ed |
Sholes."
While the Gould trial was in another court |
7oom Clarence J. SheaTn. counsel for Mrs. Gould |
applied Justice Giegerich for additional coun-
eI fee OF $4,000 and 1854 D. TO cover the expense
II the 10 date.
ShearR. who represented by Mirabeau L |
Towns said in his petition that Justice Bischon in |
1905 awarded him $500 without preju- |
lice 10 application for increase
He said that this has been expended In prepar- |
ng the case for trial. The stenoErapher's min |
ties. the lawyer said. least 3. Mrs |
could made AFFIDAVIT thai she unable to pay |
he expense Of the case.