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the bill with her private check or

the Plaza Bank.
Mr.. Shearn introduced the bill and check
Clarence Puiien. a col oolored rec ', waiter, who U
declared to the defence that he served
breakfast to Mrs. Gould and Dustin Far.
mum in Mrs. Goulds room. although he
didn't mention 1t when the plaintiff s
lawyer examined him. 1t has been con.
oSeded that Mrs. Gould invited Farnum to
have supper with her.
Mr.. Lynn testified that he had visited
Blue Gap farm at Mrs. Gould's invitation
twice and that on one occasion there was
cocktail served to each guest. He said
he believed that Mrs Gould drank a part
of hers.
Mr.. Lynn IL he hadn't recommended
his lawyer. John l.. Lee, when Mrs. Gould
asked him where she could get one. The
witness said she asked the name OF an
attorney and he mentioned Mr.. Lee.
"He was employed to breal down the
Testimony Of Mr.. Gould's witnesses, was
Il object to the way that question is
framed" said Mr.. Shearn. Il admit
We have broken down the testimony OF
Mr.. Gould's witnesses, however"
The Court ruled out the question,
Mr.. Lynn said that he didn't see Farnam
at the hotel at any time during his stay
there.
DO you have lady floor Gle rks and a
system Of mirrors by which they watch
the movements of the guests?"
No. don't do business that way
"You have no system Of espionage
then9"
-No. There is a maid on each floor
to report any unusual action
.She is the lady who makes the beds?"
You are mistaken, sir She is not a
ady. She is colored woman. You
may call her a maid up here but she is a
colored woman down there,
Her observations are only incidental
| to her other duties them"
Yes; Lynohburg is not one OF the
largest towns on the map
The witness declared that il Farnum
had dined in Mrs. Gould's room on more
than one occasion the item for extra SER
vice would have appeared on the bill.
What does this Item OF 10 cents for
THAT'S lithia water from local spring.
1t costs ten cents for half q gallon
BELLEvUE-sTBATroRD MANAGER CALLED.
the Arrowhead Inn, who was assistant
manager Of the Bellevue-Stratford up
to the summer Of 1908, testified that he
was in charge Of the floor clerks. amuse-
ments, DC. Florence Garner. the Bellevue
Stratford clerk who told about the mirrors
there, had testified that she thought she
reported to Mr.. Barney that Farnum had
not slept in his own room on her floor.
Barney said that he remembered the
girl but that he left the hotel In June
and was at the Hotel Knickerbocker here
in October when the incident occurred in
Philadelphia. He never got any report
from Miss Garner about Farnum.
the Bellevue-Stratford Of having the
maids omen or attempt to open the doors
Of all the rooms at A. Mp
"The maids are instructed to get in
and make uy the beds as soon as they can
but they are not instructed to 60 in when
the people are there
The witness said it was not true of
every room that there was a mirror on
the closet door on the inside which when
the maid opened the door only an inch
gave her view Of the entire room. Some
rooms are arranged that way, he said,
and he couldn't say whether this was
true of the room Mr.. Farnum had.
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Under he influence OF iiouor.'
-The issue in this case is gross and
continued intoxication.- said the Court,
covering specific instances. The charge
is proper and the only way to combat it
is to go over that time and show that
she was sober and in full possession OF her
faculties. This testimony is significant
on that account
Mr.. Chevalier said he never saw Mrs.
Gould under the influence of liquor.
Justice Dowling then recalled Barney.
the previous witness. to ask if the floor
clerk sitting at her desk could see the
entire corridor by means Of mirrors in
front Of her. Barney replied that she
could see all but one or two doors and
would be able to tell IL any one came
out of any door on the floor.
Florence Garner had testified that she
STAYED at the Trowmart Inn the first night
she came TO New York and the manager
Of the inn, Minnie L. Shepherd, was called
to testify that she had examined the