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[page 317] Q. Did he when you were there? A. He worked every day. Q. All day? A. Yes, sir Q. Just as any day laborer? A. Yes, sir, more so; Sundays and all. Q. Take his case for an illustration: how was he got out and got down there? A. The man that works there comes into the hall after him. Q. Was it a custom when they went in, to ask them if they wished to go? A. It was not in his case. He had worked there so long I suppose they thought he belonged there; always used to holler out, "Peter," and he used to get round pretty lively Q. Have you or not frequently spoken of this matter to other people than what you have told here? A. No sir Q. Have you ever spoken of it after you came out? A. I dont remember; I might have to folks or some thing like that. I didnt make a business of it Q. Refresh your memory. Have you spoken of it within a year to anybody, or since you came out of it, among your friends? A. I think it is very likely i have.