The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

New York. June 22-one Of the big sur
prises Of the Gould separation suit came
for Katherine CIemmons Could. tns
plaintiff, az the session this afternoon.
when The defense used one OF her Own
witnesses 10 get on the record evidence
that Howard GouId-s counsel regard IS
most significant IN supporting his charges
THAI his wife drank 100 much, which the
defense has not had the opportunity 70
introduce heretofore.
James Il. Brennan. the cashier % the
Hotel ST Regis. since it was opened. was
The witness who enabled the defense 70
turn the trick on The other side. he
was called TO say that he had had many
business transactions with Mrs. Could,
and saw her almost caily while Al the
hotel. but never saw her under the IL
lAcence Of liquor.
When 0Ir. NicoI got him for cross-ex-
animation, he brought out a score OF long
envelopes hned with ST Regis restaurant
slips. TIE witness admitted tha the slips
were ali for supplies furnished 10 Mrs.
/ Gould. and in spite OF the objection of
I 8Ir. shearn that his clients name was
not signed 10 any Of the slips. and that
Y some Of them looked Ike forgeries. the
court admitted them on the cashiers
statement that he had charged some OF
i them 10 Mrs C9uld's account himself and
knew that others had been charged BY
someone else
3 NOt Read in Court.
Tie envelopes containing AL The checks
, were marked IN evidence. but on Ar.
? Shearn's contention that he wanted 70
} have an opportunity To- examine them
over night they were not read IN court
q Counsel for Nr. Gould permitted some
c Of the checks 10 be examined az the
Q close Of the afternoon session. AL the
restaurant checks have stamped on them
4 the date and time at which the articles
. on the checks were served
e For September Il, 1906. there are the foi-
q lowing checks:
= 1870 a. m--One Manhattan. one quart
White Rock Total % cents.
11-31 g. m--One Manhattan. hak po--
n ton ragout o. lamb. peach pie. pint o.
L No. 3 Total. $50
e SIS p. m.-One Manhattan. one pin
r White Rock. one Manhattan, total s
a cents.
+ rs ?. m.-Pint Of Us. one Manhattan
= pint OF ApOlltnaris. q quart Of White
e Rock, total S-25-
\ $50 p m--One Manhattan. one Nan,
e haitian. % cents.
A For September . theI are theS,
z checks:
{: u,os a. m-One Manhattan. pint o
s White Rock. one Manhattan, 50 cents.
- II.SS a. m.-One Manhattan. ore Malhat
: tan. pint Of White Rock. one Manhattan
d $50
! 7.23 2. m--Quart OF White Rock. ont
; Manhattan. % cents
20 7-5f p m.-Pint or 2. g
IT A Manhattan and Tea.
IS The checks for September IS are:
SO q. m.-One Manhattan. one Englisl
Breakfast tea, 20 cents.
$50 a m-One Manhattan. one Englisl
Breakfast tea. % cents.
!, u-55 a. m.-QGart OF White Rock, or
Manhattan. pint OF 3. one-half porto,
Of fried oyster crab. one lamb chop. hal
portion green corn. cut OF the ear; hal
= portion o. dollhouse grapes, demi tasss
= S-65-
: 4.25 .. m.-One Manhattan. one MaahaJ
= tan. pint OF White Rock. 50 cents.
Mrs. Gould-s checks for September
were:
! rs a. m.-3ialaga grapes. Englis
breakfast tea, scrambled eggs, brone
-
r one Manhattan tEo derni raSse &3.le
K lo.so 4 m-Pint OF White Rock. on
% Manhattan, one Manhattan, one Man
u haitian. quart OF White Rock. one Man
lsstS=s- pint of 3, one Manhattan, pint c
Is. SS50
lO:I4 ?. m.-Two Maahattans. one PIN
rs. SIS.
For September . the checks were:
- 7.o2 a. m.-MaIaga grapes. tea. scran
bled eggs. bacon. dry toast, pony OF -
r pint OF White Rock. two Manhattan
s. quart OF Us. $50.
! 1.l5 p. m.-Camembe-t cheese. COTE
and cream. one Manhattan. one Mar
fhattan. quart Of White Rock. hothouS
AZ grapes. two Manhattans. Ss-S5-
q An Elaborate Dinner.
/" The checks also showed that for dime
at s.o3 ?. m. On October s Mrs. Goul
: : had.
Two Blue Point cocktails. two 1Ianhai
40 tans. one caviar on toast two guinea her
= roasted one alligator fruit salad, on
Ut grtled sweet potato. one cafe perfait on
IS fruit salad. one pint White Rock. on
quart I.aubenheimer. one quart 80 tW
Manhattans. two deni tasses. two ponis
best hrandy-Sl275.
OF Another DEVELOPMENT of the day wa
n the calling OF Arthur Barney, who Ia
.ir been assistant manager OF the Hot
A tBeilevue-StratforG, 70 disprove the stat.
- ments OF door clerks who said that Il
er maids had instructions 20 enter ever
room IN the hotel az o'clock IN q
morning whether the guest was our OF
or not Ar Barney said that they merel
had orders 70 set N as soon as possib
'e' and tx up the room
ct Mrs. Gould TO Take stand.
-I At the close Of the afternoon sessic
os' to-day Justice Dowling conferred vii
e- counsel on both sides, and then a.
nounced that the plaintiff viii put on q
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