Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-17
MEN|ALS TELL
OF MISTRESS
M|SDEEDS
TRYING ORDEAL FOR MRS,
KATHERINE GOULD
Getting Drunk and Swearing at
Servants Her FaVorit G.
Amusement According to
Witnesses in Divorce Suit


witnesses IN Divorce Suit,
BY Morning Journal special LEASED wirei
New York. June 16.--HoWard
Could did not so on the stand today
to testify against his wife Katherine
Clemmons Gould, whose suit for sep
aration he is opposing Instead,
there was a continuation of the ser
wants gossip and accounts BY men
ials of their former mistress eccen-
tricities. humiliatlng details, as sworn
to on the stand, OF Mrs. Gould's al
legged fondness for alcoholic beverages
and her language at such times when
the witness said she was under the
Influence Of liquor" was ill-suitfd to
womans tongue.
Indications are that the plalntiff
must endure for another day, pos
slbly for two. the embarrassing ordeal
of listening to the testimony of former
servants, all of whom have been
called at the instance Of her husband
TO sustain. If possible. his contention
that living with his wife was imprar-
tcabe and unpleasant hence tina
the charge Of abandonment. the main
stay Of Mrs. Goulds ease is not borne
out
What Katherine Clemmuns Gould
heard today was but reiteratlon aud
in some respects an ampufieaton Of
Yesterdays testimony. The Eaeis OF |
which was that at various times at
Castle Gould, she had heen inl XXI |
Gated. had abused servnnt' stNrn ar
btrary and unreasonable commands |
and had used rather severe language |
in alterations with her husband
Coachman Gardner, Emma. 2 |
chambermad and other servants |
swore to the demeanor OF the woman |
WIN used to give them orders. Az
occasion when she Woun naNu ,aii% I /
from her carriage, but for the pro
tecting arm of coachman. her at
tempt to drive through IT, closed gate,
a time when footman saved her
from falling white intoxicated. as he
testified were among the things al. II
legged.
Mrs Gould was greatly moved as
she heard these declarations and she
has evinced her intention of fighting
bitterly IN rebuttal against them,
carpenter. Herbert Trotter, was
he last witness of the day. He said
when he was working IN the ser
,ants quarters. Mrs Gould rushed IN
and swore at the servants
Her voice was sha<y ana incoher-
mt. her hair dishcyeled and she was
very profane She was decidedly 4
trunk" said the witness.
AT another time she came into
he stables while | was working there
ma swore at the grooms and was
,erv drunk She tried TO go upstairs
o the harness room, bu, could not
navigate the steps
Trotter said hc was ordered TO 50
o Blue Gap farm, the Gould place
n virginia on several occasions E
Turing the first ten days he was I
here he testified he saw her intoNi- t
ated and heard her swear great a
ZEAL al the workmen. I
zone night she came IN from driy I
ne. drunk" said the witness, and I
egan to abuse me ana a man named
rony. She said to me she want 'd =
he big seyen-foot hall clock moved a
nd | told her would have 70 get /,
elp and she said. Why can move &
myself She was staggering drunk a
he grabbed the heavy CLOCK and both G.
he and the clock fen against the il
fall together C.
How many times do YOU think she
,as intoxicated during that ten Il
avs? ?" asked Mr. Shearn. ~
Every other day" was the reply o
referring to time when Trotter said %
Irs. Could fell off chair ana hay C.
n the floor helpless, Mr.. Shearn s
sked. b
Did you not put something in Mrs ii
Guilds coffee that night at Blue Gap n
arm" l.
u certainly did not" replied the Il
itness 9,
did you not got Betty Foster the Il
llorod girl in the Kitchen to put
in her coffee c.' IL
NO" la
Don't you recall that Mrs Gould "
rcused you of poisoning her At Blue Al
ap farm 30 "
u certainly do not.
'shc was taken sick and ZEN to the r
oor directly after She had been cat-
Ie something. wasn't shef'
no. it was two hours before she
c." replied the witness
After adjournment Airs Gould's
,unsel argued motion boo another lii
iri OF the supreme court for $50 ,ooH oi
,unsel fees and $4,000 Tor extra ok m
.uses. az
Rcinhold Carlson. formerly coach th
an ar Castle Could said one after
ann Mr. Gould nurrlfdlN ordered Cd / hf