A. The office might have had a cellar—I know the office had.
By Mr. Lindsey:
Q. When you went out there on Thursday afternoon, what class of men were there?
A. Principally railroaders.
Q. How many were there?
A. One hundred and fifty, or more than that. I knew a great many of them.
Q. Could the trains have been run out that afternoon, if the engineers and firemen had gone?
A. Yes; they could have taken this train out I was on—I don't know how far, though. They had four policemen on each engine to protect the engineers and firemen, and from what I understood, there were men to be put along on the train to protect the brakemen.
Q. You were out again on Friday?
A. No; not until Saturday. I remained there until Sunday morning, about eight o'clock.