A. At the usual hour.
Q. What is that hour?
A. Half past five in the evening. Mr. Shinn was there at half past two or three, and called the men together, and made a speech. I left then, and I think they all returned to work.
Q. Did I understand you to say that all the trains, both passenger and freight, were running on Saturday?
A. Yes; we sent out the night trains on Saturday evening, after the trouble had commenced.
Q. Was the same order issued by your company that was issued by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, as to running double headers?
A. There was no necessity for it on our road.
Q. The only reduction in any way was the ten per cent. reduction, on the 1st of June, on your road?
A. Yes.
Q. Had you any reason to apprehend any strike, prior to the breaking out of the one here among your men?