Q. I understood you to say that you left Pittsburgh the day before the strike?
A. No; I left it about the 16th.
Q. Did you know any thing about it then, or understand that there would be a strike then?
A. Yes; I remarked after the 27th day of June that I was positive there would be a strike, sooner or later—that the thing would have to come to a head itself.
Q. Did they say to you, or did you understand from any employés on the Pennsylvania Central road, that there would be a strike on the 19th?
A. No one knew that they were going to strike on that day.
By Senator Reyburn:
Q. Then no time was set?
A. No.
By Mr. Lindsey: