The Washington times., 1909-06-19

for her she had me drive her 10 the
Hotel Somerset with letter for Mr.
farnum He was out, so / LETT the let
ter and came back That afternoon We
drove TO West Fo~tv-sixrh street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues and
she had me stop in the middle of the
block. The Somerset is ii West Forty
sixth street, and ! thought we were go
ing there, bat instead, she told me TO
get out and walk down the block 10
Fifth avenue.
You'u find there, she said to me
a tall, hne-ioOking young man with big
heavy shoulders and bushy black haif
and wearing 5rOad-brlnmed black
soft hat When you see him, so UP to
him and ask him If he's Mr.. Farnum.
and If ne says he is. tel him Mrs.
Gould : in the machine and wants to
see him"
Net On Corner.
81 walked down the block, ana there
on the corner, facing the curb, was the
very man she had described to me. II
was the first time d ever seen Far
nun, but I couldn't mistake him, and
when ne said he was Farnum / brought
him down 20 the car. and after little
talk with Mrs. Gould ne got in and she
told me 10 drive over 10 the Broadway
Theater, Brooklyn. When we got there
i was early, so they got out and spent
an hour or so Il Minden's restaurant.
Then FaTLun went TO the theater,
where he Was playing thdt week, and
drove Mrs. GOuid back 10 the ST Regis.
1.-THE next time I saw Farnum.' the
witness went on, under Mr.. SicolPs
guidance, Mrs. Gould told me TO fetch
him from the Somerset 10 the st Regis,
and then to come upstairs TO do an err
rand for her. When ! got 10 the SOM
erset FaTnum was standing outside with
a couple Of other gentlemen, and after I
speaks TO him one of the gentlemen says
20 him:
q Say. Dustin. what's up? Whose ma
chine is that|
AT which Mr.. Fanum laughs and
says 70 the other man.
% Why. that's nay new machine. amt
yOu seen ii beforeI" Anyway, he gets
TITO the car, and I takes MIN to the ST
Regis. where he goes in the front way
and 1 hops upstairs by the back 1 got
Of him, and when 1 ring the beu I hear
Mrs. Gould call out:
can Right, Dearie."
An right. dearie. I'll be there n
minute
She opened the door" Flynn went
OF. after the laughter had subsidized In
the courtroom, ''anG I see she Is put
ing on a loose wrapper OF some colored
stuff over her white petticoat and
things When she sees me, she Laughs.
and l laughs, and she says:
Excuse ne. John. I thought It was
NJ. Farnlm.
men she uduGS me q 3 Oil and
tells NE 60 get tTO tickets for some
show In Brooklyn, and as I turn away
81. taTnum is coming riga- IN at the
1oot' She let MN - and closed the
door ana / went on my eIrand.
Another time saw Mrs Gould and
! afnum together, continued Flvn1
was once when she went over to
brooklyn. where lie was playing, ana
aIteT tEe show they drives back TO the
st. Regis. We got home about hair
past H. ana as Mrs. Gould hadn't given
me no orders. I waits around til hair
past J. But as neither NJ. Farnurr nor
Mrs could showed back again. and 7
Gdin [ get TO orders 10 wait, heats II
TO the garage and home"
GU nave srudge against sIrs.
Gould, because she accused Won of
stealing things and discharged yol.
haven't YOU asked Mr.. SheaFn on the
She got mad" said Flyaa. because
the battery wouldn't work, and said
shed have no further use for the ma
chine 50 l went off TO look for some
place where I could make some money
IT was no use hanging around there
after what she said %