The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10

| enough would call on my way back"
"Then you went daily?"
mo, sir. Only when had time
| times?"
y might say, leaving out Sundays. in all
| probability about three times week"
"For how many weeks?"
"During the course of the REPAIRS"
| "Can you approximate the time it took to
make those repairs?'
mo, sir; / cannot"
You visited the church three days in the
week and twice each day, or six times week?"
''No. sir; would call IN the morning when
l had time, or If not then in the afternoon"
Then, to the best of your recollection, you
averaged three days week when you could
visit the church during the course of the re-
pairs; but you cannot say whether it was once
| or twice day?"
Were you there when the pipes of the SUM-
burners were heightened so as to let them
down beneath the false ceiling?"
"No, sir"
who. put in the electrical apparatus by
which they were lighted?'
81 don't know
..R "4id you put them in?"
ratus?"
"Not exclusively"
/ "Who else helped your"
Clarence Wolf"
"Did you have charge of any other repairs?'
Nothing but building stage for entertain
ments."
"Did YOU have anything to do with the gas
fxtures%"
81 had nothing to do with any of them but
the sunburners. "
How many times have you fixed them?"
81 have repaired them several times.''
nCan you approximate"
..Was it twenty times?"
mo, not that many"
1.-TWO tmes?"
"More.''
'six times?"
About that number"
When was the last time before April 8 that
you fixed them?"
i "Some time in January"
"Can you state If it was in the first or last
part?"
"At whose request was it that you fixed
them?"
zone of the trustees told me-"
to your"
He may have in casual way"
"Do ''I You recollect any single occasion"
"1es, SIR"
''When was that?'
was spoken 10 a number of times about
the gas fixture in the hall, but had nothing
to do with that and didn't know how to fix it."
Were there not constant complaints about
that gas fxture?"
eyes, sir"
Were yog ever requested to fix the electrical
81 have been.'
"By whom?'
,''Mr. Code spoke to the ianitor about the
"Dhat.was in IS949"
al think it was"
"In 1895, during sademan's administration,
| did he ever speak to you about it?'
Gle did,
"When?"
I'm "In January. l think before January 90"
"Dld he ever ask you to see to it?"
"He didn't ask me to fix It,"
"What did he ask?p
"He remarked to me that the gas would not
| light, and that he thought something was the
matter"
when was this?''
'.In the latter part of March-the first Sunday
THE last Sunday was the 31st. This was
then the 25th?'
81 guess So"
"Did you do anything to them then?'
"No, SIR"
"Where did sademan tell you this?"
"one evening about $50 O'Clock, just before
| the young peoples meeting"
when you visited the church, when the re.
pairs were being made, did you ever go on top
OF the false cetiing?"
| 81 did,
GLOW did you get up there".
| "By ladder"
"The same one that you pointed out to usY''
Eyes, SIR
"Did you get up any other way?"
by 81 the scaftoldiJ1g at the side"
"By the back way"
"Any other way2"
"No, sir" 40
"Did you ever get up there from the belfryg'
'-4NOy BIZ
"Were you ever in the belfryT'
ayes, sir"
"When" *
"when went out there with the Jury
sWas that the only time?"
mo, SIR"
Glow many times have you been there?,'
"Three or four times"
"Why did you go there the last time prior &c
! your arrest?'' ~
ITO see how the bracing was"
"When was that?"
Gust after big storm"
You have never been there since excent
upon this occasion when you went with the
| jury?" ~ wax
"No, sir"
The Judge interrupted here. It was
twenty minutes to 4 O'Clock, and one of the
| jurors had important business to attend to
| and he ordered an adjournment until this
morning. Barnes Is just well into his
| ross-examination. and no one can tell
what to-day will bring out.