him then?
A. No, I didn't. He didn't come out the main entrance.
Q. You were all ready to shoot him then at the main entrance?
A. Well, I was there, I expected him to come there.
Q. Now, after you found he didn't come out through the main entrance,
where did you go?
A. Went home.
Q. Went to the hotel. How long did you stay there at the main entrance?
A. Until he came out.
Q. Well, how did you know which way he would come out?
A. I could not know--that is why I was--I was at the main entrance, I
expected him to come out there.
Q. Where were you standing then, in the street?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. By the automobile?
A. No. I was standing at the front entrance. I didn't know his
automobile. Automobile don't wait all the time, anyhow, I didn't see it
or I forgot.
Q. Now then, where did you learn that he was coming to Milwaukee? From
the papers?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. You came up to Milwaukee at what hour?
A. Twelve o'clock, noon time.
Q. Now, on Monday night, did you go and inquire of the---- Did you talk
to Mr. Moss, who is in charge of one of those automobiles?
A. Never spoke to that gentleman. Never spoke to anybody.
Q. Did you go up and ask anyone whether Mr. Roosevelt was going to get
in this car?
A. No, sir; nothing like that.
Q. Now there was a big car right back of this car in which the Colonel
was when you shot him--there were two automobiles, smaller cars in
which the Colonel got and a larger car right back of him.
A. Might be.
Q. Well, did you speak to the chauffeur in the car back of the
Colonel's and ask him whether he was going to sit in that car?
A. I didn't do anything of the kind. Didn't ask anybody. I didn't speak
to anybody. It was always my principle not to speak to anybody unless a
man bids me the time then I answer him, but why should I speak in that
way?
Q. Now, what other place did you see the Colonel besides in Chicago, in
front of the La Salle other than on Monday night?
A. I saw him in Chattanooga.
Q. Chattanooga, Tenn. Was that the time the automobile was going so
fast?
A. Yes, sir; that was the time.
Q. How near were you to him then?
A. I was near enough when he came out but I could not stay within
reach.
Q. You were standing in front of the entrance?
A. In front of the entrance.
Q. With your revolver ready to shoot him then?
A. Yes, sir; I was always ready to shoot him.
Q. Now, did you see him as he went in or came out th
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