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[page 544] Q. You say Sweeney worked Sunday and all days? A. He was taken at Sundays. Q. When he was first taken sick did he break right down at once? A. He was sick and left in the hall. Q. Was not put in the sick room? A. No sir, in the old chapel. Q. How sick was he when he went away? A. He was calculated to be one of those harmless, demented patients, discharged Q. Wasn't it his duty to wheel coal constantly to keep the boiler going? A. He did do it every time I ever saw him at work. Q. Some times into one room and some times further along the length of the shed, in to keep the boilers going? A. Yes, sir. Q. Summer and winter? A. Yes, sir. Q. And in winter were not all of those- sir I believe it is, more or less- large boilers going? A. I think they kept one spare one. Q. That is a fact. They kept one spare one in case of accident. You say you didn't refuse to let him go out. Hadn't you stated before that they all wanted to go. anybody, everybody that they called up, sick