"Yes, sir; in Braidwood, Ill."
"Who is Le Caron?"
"Well," the witness said, smiling, "I wish they had tackled him instead of Dr. Cronin. I didn't know him personally."
"What position did he hold?"
"He held the position of chief officer—what would be the same as president in an ordinary society."
"Was he once considered a good member of the order?"
"Yes, sir."
"Is he considered such now?"
"Not at all; certainly not."
"Have you any other information, Mr. Dillon, which would be proper for you to give this jury, sitting to inquire into the death of Dr. Cronin, which would assist them in arriving at the cause of his death?"