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Ans. There was nothing of that kind done. I saw all
that was done.
Ques. Did you see Craig round at any of these times
when the man was taken in there. Ans. I do not
remember seeing him there. He is a workman there.
Ques. Since you have been there, have you ever seen
any cases of abuse of patients. Ans. No, not a single
instance.
By Mr. Fall.
Ques. What do you mean by abuse, anything that is not
kind, gentle and tender. Ans. Yes sir.
Ques. Do you know Howard Smiley. Ans. Yes sir, he is
an attendant in the brick building.
Ques. Have you seen him lately. Ans. I saw him today
noon; generally see him about every day at the table
in the dining room.
Ques. Have you had anything within a week the matter
with your hand, any bruise of any kind. Ans. No sir.
Ques. You have not said you had any. Ans. No sir.
Ques. You did not make your brags to Howard Smiley
that you had given a patient a damned licking and
had knocked the cap off of one of his fingers if
his right hand, in doing so; perhaps it was the