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[page 755] you heard that man complain once of being cold? A. I never heard him say a word unless spoken to; no, sir, I could not say I ever did. He complained by his actions morning after morning, and on that I base my opinion. The man never spoke unless he was spoken to. Q. Now do you know that he didn't prefer to dress in that light thin way, what you would regard as an insufficient amount of clothing? A. I remember at one time I found an old coat down there and I put it onto him and he kept it on. Q. Do you think he knew enough to take it off or put it on? A. I rather thought he knew enough to keep it on just at that time. Q. You mean a coat you put on over his other coat? A. I dont remember whether I put it on over or under it. Q. Did he have on 2 coats when you put on this one? A. Yes, sir. That I am sure of. The coat was a common