Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-06-24
MRS. GOULD IS
SHOWN ASvE:Ry
THIRSTY PERSON
HER DRINK BILL AT THE ST.
REGIS SHOWS NOT ONLY DIS.
ELIMINATING TASTE, BUT A BIG
APPETITE.

New York, June 2S.-One of the big
surprises of the Gould separation suit
came for Kathrine Clemmons Gould.
the plaintiff late yesterday afternoon,
when the defense used one of her own
witnesses to get on the record evidence
That Howard Gould's attorneys regard
as most significant in supporting his
charges that his wife drank too much.
James II. Breenan, the cashier of the
Hotel ST. Regis since it was opened.
was the witness who enabled the de-
tense to turn the trick on the other
side. He was called to say that he had
nad many business transactions with
MRS. Gould and saw her almost daily
while she was at the hotel, but never
saw here under the influence of liquor.
When Mr.. Nicoll got him for cross
examination he brought out a score of
long envelopes filled with st. Regis
restaurant slips. The witness admitted
that the slips We're all for supplies fur
nished to Mrs Gould and in spite of
the objection of Mr.. Shearn that his
clients name was not signed to any
of the slips and that some of them
looked like forgeries, the court admit
ted them on the cashiers statement
that he had charged some of them to
Mr.. Goulds account himself and knew
that others had been charged by some
one else.
= Some of Checks in Evidence.
The envelopes containing all the
checks were marked in evidence, BUT
on Mr.. Shearn's contention that he
wanted to have an opportunity to ex-
anime them over night they were not
read in court.
Counsel for Mr.. Gould pernitted
some of the checks to be examined at
the close of the afternoon session. All
the restaurant checks have stamped on
them the date and time at which the
articles on the checks were served.
For Sept. "a, 1906. there are the fol-
lowing checks:
1850 q, n,;-one Manhattan, one
quart White Rock. total, 10 cents.
1I:s1 a. m.-one. Manhattan. half
portion ragout of lamb peach pie, pint
of No. 73; total. $3.50
1888 p. n1.--One Manhattan, one
White Rock, one Manhattan: total so
cents
7:15 p. n1.-Pint of No. IFS, one Man
haitian. pint of Apollinaris. a quart of
White Rock; total, 1925
500 a. m.-One Manhattan. one Eng
Manhattan: $3.50.
CHECKS FOR SEPT. %.
11:os a. m.-one Manhattan pint of
w mite ROCK, one Manhattan: 80 cents.
LBS a. m.-One Manhattan, one
Manhattan, pint Of White Rock, one
M anhattan one Manhattan: S130.
':Ss p: m.-Quart of White Rock
one Manhattan: 10 cents.
7:34 p. m.-Pint of No. 73; SO.
CHECKS FOR SEPT. 2s.
$40 a. m.--One Banhattan, one Eng
l1sh breakfast tea: 70 cents.
s:oe a. m.-One Manhattan, one
English breakfast tea; 70 cents
IL a. m.-One White Rock, one Man
haitian Mi nf Nj
tion of iried oyster crab one lamb
chop, half portion green corn cut off
toe ear, half portion of hothouse
grapes, demi-tasse s5.56
425 p. ln,-One Manhattan. one
Manhatta. one pint of White Rock; so
cents
CHECKS FOR SEPT. 27.
E24 a. m.-Malaga grapes. English
breakfast tea, scrambled eggs broiled
bacon. dry toast, quart White Rock
one Manhattan two demi- i-tasse: $40
1o:4o a. m.-Pint of White Rock, Yrs one
Manhattan, one Manhattan, one Man
haitian. quart of White Rock. one Man
haitian, pint of No. rs, one Manhattan
pint Of No. 125 $3.50
1914 p. m.-Two Manhatta one
Pint No. lis; S275
CHECKS FOR SEPT %.
1:o2 a. M Malaga grapes. tea
- c DdSol. uTy TOAST, pony
OF No 244, pint of White Rock two
M Manhattans. quart of No. 17s: $3.50.
LIS p. m.-Cambert cheese. coffe
and cream, one Manhattan. one Man
haitian, quart of White Rock, dollhouse
grapes, two Manhattans; S3.65
Check Shows Elaborate Dinner.
The checks also showed that for din
ner at 1902 p. m. on Oct 6 Mrs. Gould
had two blue point cocktails. two
Manhattans, one caviar on toast. two
guinea hens roasted one alligator fruit
salad. one grilled sweet potato, one
cafe parfait. one fruit salad one mint
OF white rock one quart of Lauber-
he:mer, one quart So two Manhattans,
two demf-tasses two ponies best
New York. June 23.-Counsel for
Mrs. Katherine Clemmons Gould at
the trial of her suit for separation
from her husband, today continued
the march Of servants and friends of
his client to the witness stand in an
effort to refute the testimony of in |
toxication and other indiscretions
which was given by witnesses for the
defense.
Frisco Policeman Shoots Man.
San Francisco, Cal, June 23.-Earlv
today Bernard Lagan, a prominent
young man, was shot and probably fa-