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[page 295] Q. How long have you been night watchman? A. Since the 6th July last Q. Are you there all night? A. Yes, sir Q. Every night all night? A. I am, with the exception of one night, Q. In the week. A. I have been away just one night Q. Was your associate there before you were? A. Yes sir Q. Do you believe that any one could come into that side of that hospital and pass all through it and you not know it, in the night? A. No, sir Q. You dont think he could? No, sir. Q. You never go to sleep? A. No, sir Q. In common cases no man could go through without your knowing it? A. No, sir Q. What do you call night? A. From 9 oclock until 6 in the morning. Q. Have you ever known one of the visiting committee from the council to come in there at night and to go through- did you ever know one of them to do it? A. Yes, sir. Q. Reflect now a moment and let us know when. Do you know who they are? A. Yes, sir. Q. Of the council? A. Yes, sir. Q. Who are they? A. Mr. Hinkley and Mr. Robie and Mrs. Whidden Q. Now you say some one of those men has come in at