Here Dayton cut in again. "What was the name of this man?"
"Edward Marstan."
"Proceed."
Arrangements having been made with him, the witness communicated with Everett Kenwick, according to agreement, and the patient was sent West in care of an attendant, one Thomas Bailey, now deceased. Glover himself had been in Los Angeles at the time of their arrival, but had received word from Marstan that the patient was properly installed at the Raeburn residence, and the attendant returned to New York.
Dayton's voice interposed once more. "Is the Charles Raeburn home known by any other name, Mr. Glover?"
"Yes—by the name of Rest Hollow."
"Proceed."
"My own concern in the affair was simply that of business manager," the witness continued, "so I remained in Los Angeles for I could manage the financial end of it just as well from that short distance."
The district attorney suddenly broke the thread of the story here. "Then you deliberately avoided an encounter with the patient?"
"I did."