Q. Do you know whether the police of the city were there—any of them to protect the firemen?
A. The chief of police was there, and no doubt he had a number of the police with him.
Q. Did you see the crowd during the day? How large a crowd was there during the day on Monday?
A. I suppose it would vary, likely, from one hundred to one hundred and fifty.
Q. Where were they mostly during the day?
A. Between the Keystone house, and the Eagle office.
Q. They still continued to gather around the bulletin boards?
A. Yes; around the bulletin boards. Some of them would come over, occasionally, to look at the Times' office, but most of the news came through the Eagle office, and the consequence was, the most of the crowd were in front of the Eagle office, there and at the Keystone house.
Q. How was it at the railroad depot, and about the railroad offices?
A. I don't know, for I didn't go there at all.