DONOHUE (eagerly). What answer did he get?
CROSBY. None. The medium began to moan and cry. Then Mr. Wales asked her again and again for the name. He kept crying, "Tell me who killed you; I want the name." He must have asked her two or three times. Then he cried out that he was hurt.
DONOHUE. And then?
CROSBY. That's all.
(Enter DUNN from door L.)
DUNN. The matron is here now, sir.
DONOHUE. Just a minute. Just one more question, Mr. Crosby. Did you get the impression that if Mr. Wales had not been killed his question would have been answered?
CROSBY. If you grant that the séance was real, it would be impossible to arrive at any other conclusion.
DONOHUE. It was well established in your mind that Wales was the only person able to get a message?
CROSBY. Yes.