The sun., 1909-06-23
MRS, GOULD'S DRINK CHECKS
PIT ~ EVIDENCE WITH TIE
HELP OF HER WITNESS.

1hey show Consistent Liking for the
Manhattan Cocktail-Many Orderi
for white Rock and Wiue-Hotel Eyt.
dence Denied-Mrs. Gould Thursday
One Of the big surprises OF the Goulc
eparation suit came for Katbrine Glenn
mons Gould. the plaintiff. at the begin
ming Of the session yesterday afternoon
when Mr. Gould's counsel used one OF
her own witnesses to get on the record
evidence supporting the charge that Mrs
Could drank.
James H. Brennan, the cashier of the
Hotel ST. Regis since it was opened
called to say that he had had many busi-
ness transactions with Mrs Gould and
saw her almost daily while she was at
the hotel but never saw her under the
influence of liquor. When Mr.. Nico
got him for oross-examinationh he brought
out a score of long envelopes filed with
st. Regis restaurant slips.
The witness adm itted that the slips
we're all for supplies furnished to Mrs.
Gould. and in spite of the objection OF
Mr.. Shearn that his clients name was
moi signed to any Of the slips and that
some of them appeared to have been
tampered with the Court admitted them
on the cashiers statement that he had
charged some Of them to Howard Gould e
account himself and knew that others
had been charged by some one else.
The envelopes containing all the checks
we're marked in evidence. but on Mr..
Shearns contention that he wanted to
have an opportunity to examine them
over night they were not read in court.
Co insel for Mr.. Gould permitted some
Of the checks to be examined at the close
Of the afternoon session. All the res
taurant checks have stamped on them
the date and time at which the articles
on the checks were served. For Septem-
Der "a, 1909, there are the following checks:
HoIEL CHECKS OF ONE DAY.
30 A. None Manhattan, one quart
White Rock: total, 20 cents
llsl A M.-One Manhattan, half portion
rssout OF lamb, peach pie. pint of No 7s,
$3.50
a3s P None Manhattan. one pint
White Rock. one Manhattan. 30 cents.
rs P M-Pint Of 17s. one Manhattan,
pint Of Apollinaris. quart Of White Rock.
Sc5
a;2o p. NJ One Manhattan. one Manhat-
tan. 80 cents
For September rs there are these
checks
Hos 4 NJ One Manhattan. pint OF White
Rock. one Manhattan. 50 cents
llss A None Manhattan, one Man
haitian pint of White Rock. one Manhattan,
one Manhattan, 81 80.
733 p. Quart OF White Rock. one Man
haitian, 20 cents
73i p NJ Pint OF a. s?
The checks for September 26 are:
scO 4. NJ One Manhattan. one English
breakfast tea. 10 cents.
ao6 A. M-One Manhattan. one English
breakfast tea, 10 cents.
1855 A. M-Quart of White Rock, ono
Manhattan. pint OF 73, one-half portion Of
fried oyster crabs. one lamb chop, half
portion green corn cut of the ear, half
portion of hothouse grapes. demi- -tasse,
Ge5
4:5 p M-One Manhattan. one Manhat-
tan, pint Of White Rock. 40 cents
Mrs. Goulds checks for September 27
we're:
i:ss A. M.-Malaga grapes. nelish break
fast tea. scrambled eggs. broiied bacon.
dry toast. quart Of White Rock. one Man
haitian. two demt-tasse, $50
lo:4o A. M.--Pint Of White Hook, one
Manhattan. One Manhattan. one Manhattan,
quart Of White Rock. one Manhattan, pint
Of IS, one Manhattan. pint OF las, $3.50
loI4 p M,-Two Manhattans. one pint
For September 2s the checks were:
TO: 4 NJ Malaga grapes. tea. scrambled
eggs, bacon. dry toast. pony Of 244. pint
et White Rock. two Manhattans. quart Of
liz. - 50
lis p -Camembert cheese, coffee and
cream. one Manhattan. one Manhattan.
quart Of White Rock. dollhouse grapes.
two Manhattans. - 90.
DINNER FOR Sl3.7s.
The checks also showed that for dinner
a. 5:O2 P. NJ. on October Mrs. Gould had:
Two Blue Point cocktails. two Manhattans.
one caviar on toast. two guinea hens
roasted one alligator pear salad. one
Hrlled sweet potato. one cafe parfait. one
fruit salad. one pint White Rock. one quart
Lsubenheimer one quart 50. two Msnhat-
tans, two demi-tasse. two ponies best
brandy, 1878
Another development Of the day was
the calling Of Arthur Barney. who had
been assistant manager Of the Hotel
Belevue-Stratford. to disprove the state
ments Of floor clerks who said that the
maids had instructions to enter every
room in the hotel at O'Clock in the morn
ing whether the guest was out Of 1t or
not. Mr. Barney said that they merely
had orders to get in as soon as possible
and fix up the room.
MRS. GOULD TO TESTIFY TOMORROW"
At the close Of the afternoon session
yesterday Justice Dowling conferred with
counsel on both sides and then announced
that the plaintiff will put on all its wit
neeses in rebuttal except Mrs. Gould
to-day, no matter how late the trial runs.
Then tomorrow morning Mrs. Gould
will take the stand.
Supreme Court Justice Giegerioh yes
teriay handed down decision awarding
Clarence j. Shearn $4,000 additional
counsel fee upon his application for 10000
more and 5000 for disbursements. jus
fice Giegerich said that from an exami-
nation OF the papers he was satisfied there