The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
at the corner of Sacramento street,"

at the corner OF Sacramento street?"
ayes SIR
What door did you come out of"
The only door that is used on Sacramento
street"
When you came out of that door what did
81 went back into the room again and re-
mained few minutes
..Rai "Rld yo9 go out againi"
Through which door?"
y went out the sliding-gate on Webster
Where the teams drive out?"
"Yes, sir"
''Where did you go?"
81 went to the fruitstore st the corner OF
WEBSTER and Clay Streets
What did you do then?p
- purchased few mixed nuts"
"How much?'
rive cents WORTH
How were they given 70 your"
In small paper Bag
'Dld you get any changer"
81 don't reeolleet"
''What is your best recollectionf"
IT was some small change had"
After you got the nuts what did you DOR
II walked along eating the nuts"
%pld you empty the nuts in your pocket or
hold the bag in yonr hand?'
n put the bag in my pocket, think"
81 walked to Brosdway and stood there and
overlooked the Golden Gate straits. Then I
men laying the track on the grade there"
You say you were not feeling well ?''
II didn't feel like paying for full meal and
then not eating it was not hungry
"fou stood there and watched the work
mem"
Il did"
Eating the nuts ?''
eyes, SIR
"where did you go them"
81 went over to the northwest corner and sat
down on some boards and ate the nuts"
Then what?"
"I came back toward the college"
did you throw away the bag 7"
81 think not. had some nuts left"
"Nere the nuts in the bag then2
II don't remember
''By what door did you enter the college?'
''I passed in through the ofice entry 10 see II
there was any mail for me. I noticed an an
nouncement that DR.. Stillman's lecture had
been postponed. Then went out again and
met Mr.. Ross"
"The same Ross who testified here?"
what did you do then?"
| 81 suggested TO him tnatwe walk back over
| the route 1 had just taken. We walked TO
con which side of the street7"
| "On the east side"
WAS the walk continuous, or did you stop
Between the college and Broadway2" asked
'hs sYesR Ti.Re's
'sThere was no stop; we walked on slowly"
when you got TO Broadway, what did you
do2''
"on the way there we met Carter
Did you stop and chat with him Z"
I mo, SIT: he SpOEe before we met.
| 'As you approached he spokeI''
| "He did"
Garter went on his way?"
''You and Ross went on to Broadway"
''what did you do when you reached there?''
ave entered an old building and sat down on
| bench overlooking the bay
How long did you remain seated Ihere2"
| "a few minutes
| "IOu ehatted there"
| "Yes?'
"Do you remember what eboutf'
Eyes; we talked particularly about the trip
after that. then what did you do?"
I'VE started back TO the college, walking
"on the east side OF the street?'
'.Did you go into the eollegef"
where aid you separate from RossH"
! ''On the sidewalk"
"saeramento or Webster street,"
| Sacramento, think.
Didn't he go in?''
"No, sir; he was smoking"
"When you sat in the building on the bench
was that the only time you stopped?"
THAT was the only time"
"Did you see Ross again that day?"
81 don't remem ber.
'He was member of your clsss?"
| "He was"
tween then and 80 o clock"
u did not-''
"was there lecture at that timer
| There was"
| "Whose lecture was it?''
| Professor Hansen's."
| What was the subjeetP'
| t'New remedies"
| ''Why did you not atLend?'
"I had not prepared for it; did not care for
It."
WAS it voluntary or an obligatory lee
! ture?r
"a voluntary lecture. was not required to
attend"
At this point the noon recess was taken.