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1260 Q. Did you not state to me another case. A. I think it was in reference to not sweeping out properly under the seats, the idea was you better clean up because Dr. Harlow will find fault; there is no danger, he won't see under there, the result was that he did sere and call the attention of the attendants to it. Q. You state these things merely as an illustration of the principle you have given. A. Yes sir Q. Do you know Mr. Sampson the engineer? A. Yes, have know him for 12 to 15 years, have sat at the table with him three times a day. Q. Have you been frequently in his engine room and often on the same job if repairs that he was working on? A. Yes, our business threw us together. Q. You have seen him both on duty and off? A. Yes sir Q. Do you think you know his character and characteristics about as well as you do any mans? A. Yes sir Q. Give your view with regard to his character as a kind hearted or cruel man in his treatment of people at work under him? A. My idea of Mr. Sampson is that he is a very nervous, rushing man to work, a man that is industrious, never allows him self a