Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-19
TW0QUARTS0F
MANHATT
COCKTAIL
TWO DAYS RATION FOR
MRS, HOWARD GOULD
Thus SwearS Witness Who Was
FormeIy Her Personal Valet
Name of Actor Farnunn
Brought Into Case.
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New York. June lS---Testlmony
adduccd BY the defense in the suit
! for separation brought by Katharine
Clemmons Gould. against Howard
Gould, kept edging more and more to-
day toward Dustin Farnum the actor,
who has become a familiar figure in
the case
There also We're more charges by
servants that Mrs Gould was repeat
edly seen under the influence of IL
quor and that when she had been
drinking she changed from charm-
ing affablc woman to a woman Of
whims ami caprlces. ill-tempered, not
nice in her choice OF language, over
bearing and uuarrelsome.
Mrs Gould's one time personal
valet swore that one time he served
his mistress with two quarts of Man
haitian cocktails in as many days be-
sides the wines and liquors which he
said she drank at the table.
John II klmball, an oil and paint
dealer who said he had known Mn
Gould for eighteen years, testified
that he went to performance of
"The Nirglnian," In August. 1905,
with Mr. aud Mrs E,liga Sells and
the Goulds in this city and that Dus-
tin Farnum, the star in the play.
joined the party outside the play
house, after the performance and
spoke to Mrs Gould.
She smiled. the witness testified.
and said to the witness
This Is my new beau
John j Flynn who said he was
employed by Mrs Gould as a ehauf-
fcur ana that he often drove her TO
meet Farnlna afteI tll4 plan, u'ssf~l
fled that once when Mrs. Gould was
waiting in the automobile for Far
nun at the Hotel Sumerset. two men
turned TO the actor as he came out
at the hotel door and asked him
whose automobile was waiting.
"Oh," said Farnum, laughing
Flynn testified. that Is my new one
time, Flynn swore, when he
raped on Mrs Gould's chamber
door at the st. Regis, she called OUT
"All right dearic,' and then when |
she saw who 1t was, excused herself |
with II thought It was Mr. Farnum
Mary Elizabeth Harrison who said
she was "A floor clerk in the Bellevue
stratford hotel in Philadelphia. said
She had been mpelied by her con
science to ten what she saw az tho
lotel. Finally she 'wrot 4 letter 10
Mr. Gould
II said in the letter She testified.
I'm obedience to the golden rule,
write to you to help YOU If you are
n trouble or something like IT,"
Mrs. Gould occupied apartments on
he floor where she was stationed ~
September 1906, the witness went on
ma one morning about 1880 o'clock
he said she saw "A man come out or
.IIs. Goulds room and take the ele-
.ator. She noticed he was the only
"a the car and that inc
lial registered fourteenth floor when
he car stopped She described tho
nan as tail, with dark bushy hair
ma wearing soft hat and long
lat
The defense contends that Dustin
rarnum was staying on the iour- I
eenth floor of the hotel at that time
$ they attempted to show by the
ext witness, Florence Garner VINO ,
leo was employed as floor clerk
\ the hotel She testified that Mrs
iould thei had rooms on lower I
loor. She remembered that one {
iorning Farnum came mp In the ele- a
ator rather early, and appeared to
or less well groomed" than usual i
did you take amy means 10 ilhu I
ut If Mr. Farnums room had been /
that night % asked Delaney n
icoll. Mr.. Gould's lawyer. G
"No. but the maid reported that II =
ad not been" the witness answered
Court adjourned until Monday The =
rospect is that It will occupy more Il
AN Meek longcr u