The sun., 1909-06-23

woman ever saw said Brennan in an
swer to one Of Mr.. Shearn's questions.
y thought that she was all right"
Mr.. Nicoll objected to the entire answer
but the Court only ordered the latter
half stricken out.
On cross-examination Mr.. Nicoll brought
out that al though Brennan was the boss
carpenter in charge OF the work at the
coach stable Mrs. Gould turned the horses
over to him when she had discharged all
happened three or four times and that
Carlson was one OF the men he succeeded
in charge Of the horses.
| Then Mrs. Gould had the faculty OF
discharging all the grooms frequently?'
asked Mr.. Nicoll,
disagreed it was better to let the old
bunch all 60 and get new lot OF men,
1You were always Old Reliable on such
an occasion. then, remarked Mr. Nicoll.
That's what l was.' replied Brennan,
who Is now janitor OF the public school at
Westbury
4You came in and held the fort until
| smiling.
Mr.. Nicoll failed to get from Brennan
the dates at which the thing he testified
to occurred. and Mr.. Shearn. referrin g
to the fact that several Of the Gould wit
admitted that they kept diaries in which
they wrote down Mrs. Gould's comings
and goings. said:
3You didn't keep any diary Of what
Mrs. Gould was doing, did you?' Brennan
said he didn't.
Frank j. Bohm, who was chef at Castle
Gould between March and November,
1908. said that Mrs. Gould came to see
him nearly every day between and 10
o'clock to suggest what she wanted on
the bill Of fare that day or to confer with
him as to how the household supplies were
holding out.
-She would come out and tell me what
Mr.. Gould liked said Bohm. He was
under the doctors care and couldn't eat
everything
Bonn said he never saw Mrs. Gould
under the influence Of liquor and that
Mr.. Nicoll asked Bohm if Mr.. Gould
hadn't discharged him. and the chef re-
piled that the captain found fault because
he took an extra days leave on shore
to find out what was seasonable to lay in
for a cruise on the Niagara to the West
Indies. He said that the captain insisted
that he not only cook for Mr.. Gould 3
guests on the Niagara but for the buffers.
footmen, Wallets, &c. and he declared that
he didn't purpose to get six meals day.
Then he said he was instructed that he
could either do as he was ordered or 60
to Mr.. Gould and get his discharge. He
did the latter.
NOT DRUNK ON WAY TO WEDDING.
Morris Benach, hair dresser who has
a shop at 7 West Twenty ninth street,
said that he had dressed Mrs Gould's
hair since 1901 two or three times a week.
Mr.. Shearn asked him il he recollected an
occasion, after having looked it up on his
books. when Mrs. Gould had her hair
dressed on February !. 1903. and said she
Benaoh said that he saw Mrs Gould be-
tween noon and o clock that day.
Il object to any testimony as to that,
said Mr.. Niooll. we have put in no evil
dence on that point
.You offered no evidence but you put in
a very scandalous allegation concerning
it in your answer replied Mr. Shearn.
He referred to the allegation by Mr..
Gould that Mrs. Gould was 80 intoxicated
the day OF the Lounsbury wedding that
he had to drive up and down Fifth avenue
for some time waiting for her TO sober up.
The Court permitted the witness to an
swer.
-She was sober that day. worked over
her hair for a long time because ! took
special pains with It that day"
The witness testified that he went along
the time Mrs. Gould took her party to
Palm Beach: He dressed her hair there be,
tween and 0 o'clock every morning and
between and $50 o'clock every evening
and said he never smelled liqubr on Mrs.
Goulds breath and never saw her under
it's influence. He said he never saw a
lady take drink while she was having her
hair dressed
DUSTIN FARNUM g NAME IN AGAIN.
William w. Lynn. proprietor Of the
Hotel Carroll in Lynchburg and several
other Virginia hotels. was called to tell
what happened the time Mrs. Gould
stopped at the Carroll and met Dustin
FarnumIthere. He said that Mrs, Gould
had three rooms on the first floor and that
Farnum's room was on the third floor.
He said that during November, 1905 it
was the custom Of the hotel to charge
Is cents extra for each person when a
meal was served in . room.
Mt. Shearn then had the witness identify
the bill presented to Mrs. Gould for her
stay at the Hotel Carroll. amounting to
$3.50. the various items being X days
board. S2l; paper. 10 cents; water. 10 cents;
drayaee, 81; railroad tickets, $2o.7o. and
supper In room. so cents. Mrs. Gould