By Senator Reyburn:
Q. How many men did you have?
A. Not more than fifteen or sixteen together at one time. The policemen, of course, got around among the people, or the mob, and we could not find them.
Q. It was not possible to keep them together?
A. I could not keep them together. In order to get at the men, the policemen would have to divide, and it was such a big mob, we could not keep them together.
By Mr. Lindsey:
Q. Could you not have formed at some cross street, say Fifteenth or Sixteenth street, and then have resisted the crowd and kept them back?
A. On the street?
Q. Yes?
A. Well, the crowd on the street was not so unruly as those on the railroad.