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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-13

expense attached to squash tennis Is
its first cost. A room IL 81 is re-
quired for the court, and the best sid
ing for the walls is yellow pine. The
floor must be of hardwood and as lever
as possible. Then a pair of tennis
shoes, a tennis ball and a racquet.
and the outfit is complete. Racquets
is played with a leather covered solid
ball, about the size of golf ball, and
a racquet with a small head and a
long handle. In squash a dark colered
tennis ball and a short handled ten
mis- racquet are the implements.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-13

Notice-Wn you need whisky al
ways ask for the best quality. Ken
lucky Favorite," OF Spruance, StanIe,
& Co. San Francisco
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-13
Edward R. Swain, Architect,

CROKER BUILDING, SAN
Francisco, desires to announce that he
has opened an office in Honolulu for
the transaction of all business apper-
tanning to the practice of his profess
sion. Pending the completion Of the
Stangenwald building, in which offices
h I've been secured, he can be found at
the office of Mr.. F. w. Macfariane, 400
Judd building. $500
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-13
Corporation Notices.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

AT THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL
meeting of the stockholders of the
Davey Photograph Co., Ltd, held April
II, 1901, the following officers were
elected to serve until December 81,
1901.
H NJ. Mott-Smith, President.
E. A. Mott-Smith, Treasurer.
A. T. Brock. Secretary.
]. Ellis Bird, Auditor.
A. J. BROCK,
$3.50 Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-13
CRI1 KE1'

PRACTICE ON THE MAKIKI
Grounds today, from TO 6 o'clock.
Members and friends expected to be
present.
r. A. JORDAN,
Captain Honolulu Cricket Club.
$3.50
The Springfield herald., 1901-06-21
4 Satisfactory Test.

Alter some necessary changes
were made, the boys started mp
the smelter Tor a test last Thurs
day. All worked well and the ore
smeIted nicely but there was no
tapping done. The manager, NJ.
Feast. was well pleased with tie
test and has now gone to Denver
for an experienced smelter man
who ~lll take charge OF the plant.
In the meantime the boys are max
ing some additional improvements
in the way Of a storage reservoir
40x40 square and iour feet deep.
THey a:e also getting iron ore on
the ground and, preparing to burn
a pii OF charcoal. Ehen Mr.. Feast
returns with the smel,er man the
boys expect to be nearly ready TO
start Carrie Miner.
The Springfield herald., 1901-06-21
Read 1t IN His Newspaper.

George Schaub. il well knuwh
Ber..fau citizen OF New Lebanon.
Ohio. is Il constant reaIer of lhe
Dayton Vo,kszeItung. He knows
that this paper aims to advertise
only the best in lis columns. and
Wien he saw Ciialnbeylain's Pam
Balm advertised there in for lame
back, he did not Ii ssitate i'll buy
ing bottle of it for lis wife, whit!
for eight Weeks had suffered with
TIE most terrible pans III her
back and could get no relief. He
saws: "AlIet Using tie PJun Balm
Tor IL few DAYS i,.y wife said to ne,
\ feel as tlinUsit toi'ii anew anl
before dsine tie entire contents
of tile bottle he unbearaDie
pains lad entirely vanished and
she could drain tike mp her house
hold duties : He is very thank
lul and hopes That all suiletiag
likewise will hear Of her wG'!del
rui recovery. This valuable lin
.ilnent is Tor sale by
Da. II. ID uo:IsHER < Co Druggist.
The Springfield herald., 1901-06-21

NV little SON had an attack oi
whoopIng cough and was threat
ahe'i alih pneumonia bnt tor
Chamberlain Cough Remedy we
would have had Il serious time Of
1t. II also saved him IRON several
severe attacks of croup.-H. =:
SrRlckrADEN, editor World Herald.
Fair Haven. Wash. For sale by
DR.. K. -. Nonsher 4 Co. Druggist.
The Springfield herald., 1901-06-21

A large number OF people ga,k-
cred al tie school house last SUN
|, dlay fof Sabbath school and for the
'Child,en's Day exercises The
room vas tas,etulls decorated
with flowers. the foliage Of trees.
etc. Both the chiIdtsn and the
committee deserve great praise
Tor the excellent progfam which
was rendered. The program con
sisted OF songs and recitaiions by
the children and of an address at
the elise by Rev. konkle. The
first part OF his address was to the
children; the last. to the parents
Robert Earris lei. TucsdIv on
the stage to Lar.iar. He will go
first to Colorado Springs to con
suit physician and then may so
back to New York state ON visit
taking in the Buffalo exposition.
1t is reported that Dr. Winters
who was here come time ago lect
urine and claiming 10 be ironi
BELLEVUE Hospital. New York, is
hot altogether what he seemed TO
be. 1t tseems he takes small pay
ment in advance for treatment OF
his patients and fails to give them
any treatment other than the
small amount Of medicine he
leaves with them.
The Springfield herald., 1901-06-21

Mss Mamie Herbert has gone on
asidt 70 j. Martin Ford's ranch
Sn TIE Cimarron.
y. ]. Richards from Kansas
City Is here looking after some
land Il. ~iicli he Is in,ctested.
c. u. Gordon sold team OF
black horses recently 10 John
PoxIey OF the C1narron for *IT5.
J. Martin ford arid Sam f,5tey
we're acting as witnesses IN the ii
hal proof OF Homer V Guernsey.
Saturday.
John Resnier went up TO visit
si,Ii his sister Sunday and re-
turned to his home at Regnier
Tuesday.
DEPUTY S.ierid Knox has just
returned ffonI i:an.ar where he has
been on business connected with
The NIckelson case.
w. u. Ctrii5 and wife were in
Town Tuesday. Mr.. Curtis bought
severa! quarters ~ land Of the
county while here.
NJ. Z. Gripe. OF Garlic, wlio
had been ptdepecting IN The vein
ity of the Twin Su;tes, passed
through town rildav.
There have been several haii
storIns this spring throughout VA
rious porlloas Of ''!h county that
ts4e pldtcl havoc with fruit and
gar'len truck.
Oryiile ana Earl Yrxlei oil Car
flIo, naye been doing sonic pros.
becting near tlie Twin Fulies ior
'ilnost Two weeRa past. We have
hot heard whether iiey have made
ans rich finds YET or not.
jill. Cd:crd,:ie; newcomer In
The valley. has engaged TO work
for +. K. CuIran.--C. L. hilen
and Iamiiv returned lie fore part
of tho week f,o,n visit to rela-
iives al. !! friends near Springfield.
-Cinihrron News.
w. Fl. White aid family who
lei, hdre In 80 have returiied and
will probably aeltle permanently.
they have been at ranous places
IN western Colorado tit northern
New Mexico but failed to find "A
blace to their l:k,h".
Ice sreart, an cnke were fefyed
to an Invited crowd al Dt. and Mrs.
Hdmsher's Last Saturday evening.
The cseam was exceptionally good.
beng Haeured with s'ra &serries.
a pleasaiit evening and p!ehty OF
cream wess enjoyed BY all.
Johnatliaii Darling, III, pott
masier.at T"wnsite, was up Thurs
day fling his al!,iial statement ul
The value oi work dole IN his tles
ert CLAIM! III CAffizno canon. lie
was .,ce ompanied By bis grandson;
%amcs Porter, and George Wabas,
The Springfield herald., 1901-06-21
x ------- z.
ASCL GOSSIP
.------------- -------- y.

Mss Mamie Herbert has gone on
4 siit 70 j. Martin Ford's ranch
1n TIE Ciniarron.
The Springfield herald., 1901-06-21

A ST. Louis newspaper profess
es to have inside inform ,iiun that
i:h European powers are getting
ready to nt:iiiy tbs tinted States
,lial he Monroe Atic,rine IL dead
Uniii this statement cones by
way Of some locality nearer T."
Washington than ST. Louis II vii!
be doubted. Meantime 1t may he
be.leveI tl.af It Is fit t'rc,h the de
sire of any Eusobe#n power to
engase IN war With the United
States. er,n to please those Amer
Icatis who iesite tI..t judcmen.
shall desteiGd upon iins country
TO p,;nish it !or lis dstotion 20 lni-
pcfiaiieiti.
The Springfield herald., 1901-06-21

John y. Beatty sold iweritf five
head Of mares 10 Billy Glen OF
RichiieIi, kans. ii short ,isi3c ago.
The Springfield herald., 1901-06-21
iarn.!bE In Colorado. and New
Mexico.

The ID nver Il BIO Grande Rnil
rund; The Scenic Line ~ The
Wurid." has prepared an iliusirat
ril book upon the above subject.
winch will he sent free Ia farmers
desiring 10 change thest location.
THIS publication -igea saluable
Information in regard y the agti
Cultural. horticultural and live
sock interests "i this section, aud
Should be in lie lian,is of every
.j:.e WIN desires "a become ac
annlnled with the methods Of
f:irrring by irrigation W'iie to
S. X: IoopEl:: Il r. & T. 4.
Den.er, Cold
The Springfield herald., 1901-06-21
PREACHING APPOINTMENTS.

BRAY'S-Everv third SATURDAY
evening, June Is, July 6-2T; Aug
IT.
sPRiNGTIELD-Every third
Sunday, morning and evening.
June IS; July 7-2S; Aug IS.
S!ONINGTON-Every ,hir,i
Saturday evening. Sunday at II.
lime So; 29-30; July 20-2l: Aug
ld-1i.
BOSTOS-Every ,hir1 Sunday
at 2:3o and 7:30 p. III. June $50;
jury 2!; Aug. IL.
NILAS-Every third Sunday al
$3.50. June lG; Jrly Z IS; Aug is.
MAXEY-Evei.y third Monday
AT 1000, June II; July S-29; Aug
10.
BLAINE-Every third Sunday
two services, at eleven ssand one,
June %; July II; Aug 4-25.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES same
as 1T Blame, hour 400 p, IN Al!
evening service. open promptly
ut $50.
Guy l.. KoNKEI.. Pastor.
The Springfield herald., 1901-06-21
Advertising Rates.

bisrLlr-sy cents yer Inca. vi column, each
month Nc prrferet poti,cn gwen
brastss toe ii-s cent. . line each in-ertion
tIs.L ysoop SoT,cE-borasa;=adIs ~ees'l $50
timber claim % s..
stone tiai., 10 ~eetrlSIo-
cssrEsT Sc4iss -.
Al oss.r legal priniins 'u.jsci to state rs'e--
f. cent. per i.ei for ir-t iusrtio-. 80 cents 70:
each snbeeq4ent ia.sTt.cu, counting iea hnes
10 the .neh. noaraFeii raea-a=e.
The Springfield herald., 1901-06-21
To Cure a Coli in One Day.

1aEa Laxative Bromo-Qainlns
riiii!ets. All druggists refund the
I.iiii,ey If 1t fails to cure. j.. W
Grove's signature s- on each bo%
.s cents.
The Springfield herald., 1901-06-21
South East Baca Co.

J. d. Watkins made ifip to
Syracuse Tor freight last week.
Quite "A number OF our farmers
are having TO replani Il portion of
their crops.
\ mee!iHg OF the School Board
will be ncld the 29:h inst. In dis
iri Il number 80. for the purpose
of hiring teacher and letting
fuel contracts. Is proposed 10
have an eight monihs icrit. This
district has Tie largest scl:inl and
the most money Of any district III
the county.
st present there Is an excellent
ptospec. l5i' Il peach crop i'll this
locality.
b. +. Lanport has i fine field Of
wheat
A cattle buyer is expected al
the Tr1angle-cross l. and V l. bar
ranches this week.
Local showers are keeping the
crou:id IN good condition.
G. b. Waltlren and w. A. Onkes
have been making some new we cd
cutters.
John y. Beatty sold twenty five
head Of mares 10 Billy Glen OF
RichtieIi, kans. IL sliott ,i'i!c ago.
W. b Wightman and j. Ii.
'hri=,y, of Villas. were here yesler-
day. cal,'ng sn Fhos. II. Gdil%in
whoss taucli they are linking O
bus ing.
The Springfield herald., 1901-06-21
Stops the COng;i
md Works OFF the Cold.

Laxative Bromo Qairine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No Cure.
no paY. Price % cents.
The Springfield herald., 1901-06-21
How to Avold Trouble.

Now is the time TO provide
yourself aud family with bottle
of Chamberlaim's CJlic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is al
most certain 10 be needed before
;iie summer is overs and if pro
curred now may save yen Il trip
Ia town in the night OF in your
busies. season. l.,s sverA where
admitted to be The most success
iul medicine in use tor bowel
complaints. both Tor children and
adults. No faMiIy can afford It.
be without it. For sale by
DIR. II. d. lIomsher K Co Druggist
Gieuwood Springs, Colo. Jun,
July, August, and September 1901
Reduced rates from Pueblo, Colo
RADIO Springs. and Denver. Dates
o! sale. June 2l-25. July 8 10 III
cluslye. July 80 81, August II
II 1I&24, September 3-1l inc IL
sive with final limit 30 days from
date OF sale. Tickets to bear tran,
it limit Of 10 days il each direction
Sfopovers will be allowed at anG
west of Ditide and Florence
Same roiite must be used in Dotl
directions.
q. J. GarvIn, Lamar, Colo
The Springfield herald., 1901-06-21
6 M&.o

Tsi, signature i, on every DO. CT the Ccnuite
Laxative Bf0inO- QuiniBe tablet,
shs ..GcdS tia. cares . ccsd IN ono 611
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1901-12-26
D0WIE, LIKE ELIJAH,
WAS NOT INFALLIBLE

CHICAGO, Dec. A.-The closing argu-
ment In the suit against Doctor John
Alexander Dowie. for the appointment Of
a receivership for his Zion Lace indus
try was begun by Attorney S. W. Pack
ard yesterday in Judge Tuley's court.
Judge Packard denounced the action OF
Sam Stevenson, Dowie's brother-in-law,
in having brought the suit and expressed
the hope that his better spirits would
move him TO reconciliation with Zion.
A strong plea was made to show that
DOwie was not infallible. Attorney Pack
ard nkened Dowie TO ]. Pierpont Nor
gan as a great organizer. but he said he
doubtless made mistakes.
He does not claim TO be more than hu-
man." he said. FOR in the bible, ST.
James says Elijah was a man OF like
passions with ourselves
Mr.. Packard. in unfolding Dowies
claims as Elijah. said that he would pre-
Ter him at his bedside II ne was at the
point OF death rather than any skilled
physician. Mr.. Packard Is not a member
OF Zion congre CATION.
Doctor" Dowie and his wife were pres
ent in court with by far the largest num-
Der OF followers that has yet filled the
court During Attorney Packard's reci-
tatiOn OF Dowie's Identity with Elijah the
''Restorer." DR.. Dowie. frequently rolled
his eyes upward and gazed at the ceiling
as though IN prayer.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1901-12-26
WILSON AND SHAW
ARE BOTH FROM IOWA

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-The cabinet
was in session a little over an hour to-
day.
Practically no business was transacted
the whole time being occupied in felicita-
tons OF the season.
The president did not mention the fact
that he ha-- rendered the treasury port
folio 10 Governor Shaw at the meeting,
but privately talked with Secretary Will
son about the matter, the latter express
ing the opinion that Governor Shaw would
accept. II Governor Shaw accepts Sec
rotary Gage will suit the incoming Sec
retary's convenience about relinquishing
his portfolio to him.
When Governor Shaw is ready to as
sumo the duties of the position, Secretary
Gage vii turn over the administration
OF the treasury to him. Secretary Gage
has not yet announced what his plans
for the future are. If Governor Shaw
goes into the cabinet the question has
been raised as to whether Secretary Will
son. who also comes from Iowa, will
remain. on this point a cabinet officer
Is quoted as saying that the president
Is particularly DESTROYS that Secretary
Wilson shall continue in the cabinet. His
work in the department of agriculture
is highly appreciated by the farmers of
the country.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1901-12-26
PENSACOLA NAVY YARD
SCENE OF $4,000 FIRE

PENSACOLA, Fla, Dec. 23.-Much mer-
~ making was followed by cruel and de-
structive flames at the Pensacola navy
yard Saturday morning, and loss Of gov
eminent property valued at nearly $1,000
was the result.
Captain Reisinger, the former comman-
dant, has been detached from the Pensa-
cola yard and ordered to Washington on
waiting orders. The genial commandant
was to have taken his departure last
night his success, Rear Admiral Frank
Wilde, having arrived Captain Reisinger
did not leave. however, until today.
Captain Reisinger had been a very great
power for good during his incumbency at
the yard and of course was held in high
esteem by all who knew him. His brother
and junior officers rendered him fare
well reception Friday night at building
No z, known as officers quarters, and &C.
cupied by officers of the marine corps at
the navy yard. Dancing was INDUCED in
until early yesterday morning and all re-
tired thoroughly tired out
About a. m. Saturday, a cry Of fire was
raised, and it was found that the elegant
two-story officers quarters, in which had
d short time before been the center Of the
recherche entertainment, was enveloped
in flames and was a total loss even when
the fire was discovered. So rapid was the
progress of the flames that the naval Of
ficer occupants had not the opportunity
of saving their belongings, and as con-
sequence nearly the entire lot OF fine uni
forms and accoutrements were consumed.
The individual losses of these young Of
ficers will aggregate nearly 5000 ono
of them had quite a sum of money burned
with the building.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1901-12-26

SONS OF THE SENATOR MAY JOIN
IN GETTING "sATIs-
FACTION"

NEW YORK, Dec. 24-United States
Senator Thomas c. Plat Sunday de-.
clined to permit the reproduction Of the
biographical article of himself written by
William Allen White and published in
McClurss Magazine. The senator at the
same time declined to point out those
parts of the article most offensive to him,
as well as the parts OF the inaccuracy
Of which he complained.
'I shall see that the article Is repro
duced at the proper time and In the prop
er manner" said Senator Platt, sin or
der that the public may see the full ex-
tent of its DIackguardism. think II Is
one OF the most malicious and offensive
articles ever put in type.
Il am still determined to punish this
man both by law and otherwise. When
the article is reproduced / think it viii
appear in a magazine with my answer,
in order that it viii reach and be read
by the persons who read the insulting
words contained in the so-called criticism.
My lawyers will attend to the legal feat
ures of the case"
1t was said by one OF Senator Platt's
friends yesterday that the publishers OF
McClure's Magazine had offered to the
senator the use of their pages to correct
any inaccuracies in the White article, or
to make any answer he desires. The edi-
tor of the magazine said the management
had no comment or statement to make
concerning the matter.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1901-12-26
FOUR ROBBERS
MUST DIE ON
GALLONS
SUCH is THE DECISION OF THE
SUPREME COURT OF NORTH
CAROLINA IN IMPoR-
TANT CASE.

RALEIGH. n. c., Dec. 25.-The state
supreme court last Monday night hand
ed down an opinion which means that
four white men in jail at Asheville must
all be hanged there for burglary, cap
ital crime under the statute OF this
state.
on the night of February s, 1901. four
men. Foster. Johnson, Mills and Gates,
broke into a store at Emma, a little
station in Buncombe county. Mills and
Gates kept guard while Foster and john
son forced Clerk Alexander, who slept
in a room connected with the store, at
the point of a pistol, to conduct them
to a trunk in which the money was kept.
While this was taking place a cat in
an adjoining room made noise, which for
a moment distracted the burglars atten-
ton. Alexander seized this opportunity
to grasp his pistol. and in the fight
which ensued two of the burglars and
Alexander were all badly, though not IA
tally shot.
The court holds that since some one
slept in the same building in which the
store was located that the crime was
burglary in the first degree and they
must pay the penalty with their lives.
Chief Justice Furches writes the opin-
ion and all the justices concur except
Justice Douglas. who files separate
opinion holding that Johnson and Fos-
ter are guilty In the first degree, but,
since Mills and Gates did not participate
in the attack, and as the evidence does
not disclose that they intended more
than theft, their punishment should not
exceed a long term, probably life i'm
prisonment. This fact is the first time
in the histohy OF the state that one opin-
ion has determined the execution Of four
men for burglary.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1901-12-26
GROVER CLEVELAND
FAR FROM WELL
MRS. CLEVELAND SAYS HE HAS
NOT LEFT HIS ROOM IN
FIVE WEEKS.

PRINCETON, n. J., Dec. 24.--Mrs. Gro
yer Cleveland made the following state
ment today concerning the health Of the
former president:
The reports that have been published in
regard to Mr.. Cleveland have apparently
been construed as indicating his entire
recovery. This shown by renewal of all
sorts OF applications for all sorts Of things
which can hardly be considered even by
a man in robust health. He has already
received severe epistolator chastisement
at the hands OF those who are impatient
~ awaiting for answers to letters which
should never have been written. While
Mr.. Cleveland's health is such as TO en-
tirely relieve his friends from any ap-
prehension. he is yet far from well. and
has not been able 20 leave his room for
nearly five weeks"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1901-12-26
FOUR OF FAMILY
BURNED 10 DEATH

DUBOIS. Pa. Dee zo--Woro reached
here Sunday OF a terrible holocaust that
occurred about three miles from Summer
VILE Jsferson county Saturday. The
home OF John Asl.laugh. farmer, was
destroyed BY IRE and four persons were
burned 70 death. One other is burned in
such a manner that recovery is very
doubtful and four others are seriously
burned and injured The dead are:
WILLIAM ASHBAUGH, twenty-five
years old. brother OF the owner OF the
Ashbaugh home
MABEL ASHBAUGH. q twelve-year-
HARRY AsHBAUGH. a ten-ysar-Old
JAMES AsHBAUGH. a nine-year-Old
son
The injured.
Herman Ashbaugh. eight years old,
burned In such a manner that recovery
Is doubtful.
Mrs Ashbaugh. seriously burned. leg
broken and injured internally by jumping
from second story window, but viii re-
cover.
John Ashbaugh, the husband and father,
seriously burned and suffering from ex-
pOsure. but win recover.
I've young children painfully burned.
The affair happened at an early hour
In the morning. The FIRE undoubtedly was
caused BY an overheated stove.
Inc family were Sleeping ana Mr.. Ash
baugh. being awakened BY the smell Of
smoke, FASTENED 20 arouse the other mem
bers OF the family. He awakened all the
family and rushed out OF the house with
the smallest children He returned for the
others. but was driven back by the flames.
and the other members, becoming bewil-
cered persisted IN the flames. except Mrs.
Ashbaugh, who jumped from a second
story window and sustained serious in
fury.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1901-12-26
FOR WOMAN'SLOVE
HE SHOT HIMSELF
Chicago Manufactures Sends Bullet Crashing Through
His Lung Because Woman He Loved Had De-
cIined to Accept Christmas Present
From fiim-Dying at the Hospital.

CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-Charles B. Martin.
a manufacturer in the McVicker theater
building, is at the county Jail hospital and
his death is expected from bullet wound
which has penetrated the abdomen and
lungs.
The shooting occurred in the ONCE OF
Angel Co., SIP to Gle Champlain building,
in the presence of Miss Bernice Michaus,
who had a few minutes before rejected a
Christmas offering from Martin.
1t is alleged by perons who were in the
Office at the time of the shooting that Mar
tin had at first threatened to shoot Miss
Michaus and that she had screamed and
that then he turned the gun upon him
self and fired.
The police are hoping to get statement
from Martin before his death.
Matin is delirious and constantly re-
peats that the shooting was an accident
Miss Michaus, on the other hand, has as
serted that Martin had threatened to
shoot her on several occaions, though she
had taken the menace as a jest.
Miss Michaus visited Martin at the hos
pital, but he was unconscious and did not
recognize.