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[page 750] Q. Did he come out of his own accord mornings? A. I suppose you could call it of his own accord. He didn't know the difference between coming out and staying in the hall. They sent me up after him once, and they told me to go to the door and say. Peter, and he would come, and I did. Dont know whether that was the usual custom or not; I suppose it was. Q. When you said Peter he came? A. He did Q. Do you know what his habits were about clothing? Whether he would keep on a large amount or not? A. He would with a little care, as far as I noticed Q. Do you know whether he liked to have much clothing on or not? A. I think he did. I think he would have preferred more rather than to be cold, as he evidently was sometimes. Q. Did he go about his work with his coat on? A. Yes sir, unless it was warm. In the spring of the year when it was very warm, uncomfortable for any one with a coat on, he used to take it off. Q. Did he work all the winter with his coat on? A. He did. Q. Never saw him with it off? A. No sir.