A. I didn't see anybody handling an engine. After the soldiers went into the round-house, I never went up near the place, that is, further than going up some of the side streets to look over the burning. All the engines were further up, at Twenty-eighth street. I was not up there.
Q. You saw none of the mob taking engines and running them on the track?
A. No, sir.
Q. Did you see them handling the cars and switches?
A. I did not.
Q. You were speaking of an association of engineers. Is that the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Was there any coöperation or action between that association and the Trainmen's Union at any time that you know of?
A. I do not think there was any of any account?
Q. If there was, you would know it?