The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-15

know If she could not dress quicker
with four or five maids.
Mercy no, I couldu t dress at all
with five maids said the witness.
Mr.. Nicou wanted to know if the wit
ness rode horseback. She said she had
She was shown picture of young
woman astride a white horse, with large
show tents looming up In the back
| ground. The witness was asked If II
was picture of herself. She could not
remember it,
"Isn It that your picture, taken in
Manchester. England. when you We're
with the Cody Buffalo BID show?'
asked Mr.. Nicoll.
The witness could not recall it. but
would not swear that it was not her
picture.
Mrs, Gould was asked if she remem-
! bered employing and diseharging 166
servants at Castle Gould during the
year 1905. She could not remember def
initely.
Memory Still Poor.
During Mr.. Nicoll IS examination of
| Mrs. Gould with regard to her ac-
quaintauce with Dustin Earnum, he
| questioned her as to her visit with
| F'arnum and party to hotel IN At
lantic City one Sunday in September,
! 1906. She was shown what purported
10 be q diagram of the suite. occupied
by the party, but was unable to desig-
nate which of the five rooms she occu-
pied The examiner drew fronA her the
statement that there were two single
beds in the ROOM
cess was taken.
Mr.. Gould was IN court all during her
testimony but she rcfrained from glanc
ing in has direction
Following the recess, Howard Gould s
counsel read from the deposition of
Elijah Sells. in which he stated he first
saw Katherine Clemmons in San Fran
cisco in 1883, when she was Is or Is
years old. The deponent, Sells, related
his experiences later on board the Gould
yacht Niagara, and on other occasions
when he accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Gould in their travels, He said that
when Grand Duke Alexis boarded the
Niagara at Newport News every one
abroad was offered refreshments.
"AlI had a drink, ehi" asked Mr..
Nicol.
planning that the Grand Duke was of
fered champagne but preferred "oolong
tea. -
Mrs Gould was recalled 10 the stand
by counsel for the defense and shown
map Of the Vanderbilt cup races and
asked if she could locate the road house
at which she and Dustin Farnum
stopped for refreshments while automo
billing in the fall of 1906, as she had
previously testified. The witness could
not remember the exact location.
Was She Formerly Married?
William c. Mclaughlin. formerly the
head of the New York Detective bu
reau, whose attempt to aid Howard
Gould in proving that Mrs. Gould had
been married 10 William c, Woodward
alias big Hawley, resulted in his
retirement from the force, was called
as a witness.
Mclaughlin told about sending for
Big Hawley and meeting him in Mr.
Nicoll s Offices. Mr.. HawleY told the
witness, he said, that be (Hawley) had
used Mrs. Gould as decoy on trans
Atlantic steamers to invcigle men into
riage TO Mr.. Gould,) The witness said
he asked Hawley if he had married Mrs.
Gould. and Tawley would neither deny
nor affirm ii at that time.
Inspector Mclaughlin testified that
be had heard that Mrs, Gould had been
married at one time TO a man named
Dawson, and had investigated the story
and sent his detectives down to see
Mr.. Nicoll after they had looked up
va W SSl : 'N'NiN III pfNl'iuibbC.
Shals, who kept d gambling house in
this city. witness said told him the
story about the Dawson marriage. and
Shoals afterward told it to Attorney
Nicoll.
Detective Peabody, who was present
at the "Big'' Hawley interview. was
called TO corroborate Mclaughlin S tes-
tImony.
George 7. Gould was then called by
Mrs. Could lawyer to testify in re-
gard to Howard Gould s iucome,
Tells of Gould Millions.
George Gould testified that he had
caused an investigation TO bo made in
regard 10 the alleged former marriage
of his brother Howard IS wife, He could
not recall the date within ono wear Of
his brothers. marriage. His father S
estate, he said, bad never been formal
~ divided among the children Howard
Gould was entitled TO ono.sixtb of the
estate, under the Will The estate of
the father was valued approximately N
$50. 0.000,0 900, in January, 1906 Mr., |
Gould testified, Howard S income was
about $4,000 and had not varied much
in years prior or subsequent TO that
date.
Howard Gould followed his brother on
the witness stand He said he consid. |
cred his property, outside of the Jay
Gould estate, worth $s,000.000 or So
O0n OD0 This was In1ppanIppt nP bo