The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-14
Especial from United Press.)

| | New York, June 14.-Calm and placid.
 Mrs Katherine Clemons Gould re-
 stunned the stand to-day in her suit for | a separ ation and allowance from her | husband. Delaney Nicoll resumed his cross-examination by eliciting that Mrs. Gould is now living at Blue Gap Farm, which she purchased for $38, ,000 1 mortgaging stocks and bonds to raise | the money. Nicoll then re-opened the | trip which Mrs. Gould testified she took to Castle Gould in an automobile with Dustin Farnum in September, 1866. Mrs. Gould said that after the auto | mobile accident they came home to her apartments in another machine. At ! this point Mrs. Gould was positive that Farnum at that time had stopped in her apartments only a few minutes. NicoIl then asked about her meeting Farnum in the Carroll House in Lynch burg.
 l, She said that she was accompanied | on that trip by a maid. Nicoll elicited that she had left the hotel at o'clock in the morning. A spirited controversy between Nicoll and the witness arose when Nicon started questioning her about a trip to Atlantic City in Sep tember, 1906. when Farnum. Miss Rob- son and Miss Sells were in the party. They stayed at the Marlborough-Blen- helm Hotel and .NicoI introduced a plan of the seventh floor of the hotel. asking Mrs. Gould to locate her room. '1 can't recall which floor I was on. so I can't tell you" Here Judge Dow ling instructed Mrs. Gould to assume that the chart was a plan of her apart
 ment. Nicon explaining that he would
 prove that it was later.
 'I can't say.' said Mrs. Gould.
 That map is useless to me-" "on
 Across the hall from the sitting
 room.'' Point it out on this map?' 'T can't do it." "Well you must assume
 this is your hall. now point out your
 room.'' 'I can't remember" Where
 say" Was it next to your room ?"
 ''I can't remember" -How many beds
 were there in your room ?'' Two" :"
 beds"
 Nicoll then took up the negotiations
 between Attorney Sells and Mrs. Gould when Sells made a proposition for the
 settlement of the differences between from Sells affidavit and asked Mrs. Gould whether Sells testimony was correct. She attempted to explain but the court interrupted: Madame, an swer yes or mo-" She declared that as she remembered it Sells was wrong. Did Sells state correctly when he said MT. Gould wanted you to promise not it. I was to sign a pledge" Didn't Gould say if you would accept his pro- position he would be glad to have you join him in Niagara ?' ''What-sign- admit myself a drunkard ?,ss exclaimed Mrs. Gould. Strike that out" snap, ped Judge Bowling. Madame. you must answer yes or mo-" '' don't re- call"
 Nicoll then introduced in evidence some letters from Mrs. Gould to her husband after the time she alleges in her complaint he abandoned her. They were signed "Afectionately, Katherine One of these written in January, 1907, thanked Gould for paying a bill for her. One in January 1906, told Gould that her account at the bank was over drawn and asked for money. There after Gould deposited $5,000 to her credit at three different times. Nicoll then placed some pictures of Farnum in evidence.
 Mrs. Gould said that they were pie lures of Farnum but denied that the inscriptions on the back of the pie lures were hers. She was positive that she had not seen F'arnum from the time they 1unched together at the St. Regis up to the time she saw him in Hartford.
 She saw him after that the next