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[page 297] Mr. Hinkley? A. I dont know the men apart, but know them both by sight. Q. What do you mean by that? A. Because I have seen the whole party there. Q. You mean that when they are together you can distinguish which is Mr. Robie and which is Mr. Hinkley? A. No, sir. Q. You mean to say that it is either Mr. Hinkley or Mr. Robie? A. Yes, sir Q. Now do you say positively that one of those men has been in that hospital and passed through it after nine oclock? A. Some parts of it; I dont know how much. I never went with them and could not state how much they visited. Q. You saw them come in and go in to visit? A. I supposed they did Q. You mean to say you saw them come in and go into the halls? A. One of them Q. You saw one of them come in there? A. Yes. sir. Q. And you think it was somewhere between Aug. and this time? A. Yes, sir Q. What time of the night? A. I dont remember; it might have been perhaps 10 oclock or a little before or a little later. Q. Would you say it was later than earlier?