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[page 567] Q. Yes, any thing about the hospital? A. Nothing only about the waterworks. Q. You have written about that? A. Yes, in the Maine Standard. Q. You have taken that trouble ^and told other people and still never reported to the officers of the institution what you had seen or heard? A. I didn't deem it my duty. Q. You didn't do it did you? A. No, sir. Q. Did you know any thing about this Hackett before that time when he came over to your place? A. Yes, sir, I did Q. Was he in the habit of coming to your place? A. He came there once with one of his neighbors from Fairfield, the first time I ever saw him. Q. Did you give him any thing to drink? A. No, sir, I didn't. Q. Ever come there for hard cider? A. No, sir. Q. Did he drink any water that day when he first came over to your place? A. No, he didn't. Q. Did he drink anything that day when he first came over to your house, when you say he was trembling? A. No, he didn't. Q. Water or otherwise? A. He drank water