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just before I got there, Longfellow and ^Rice the patient he had
hold of came tumbling out of the door, I asked them
what they were doing and Longfellow said he was not
going to have him in the bathroom at all. I told him
he had a right to go into the bathroom when ever
he chose; he said he should not go in there at all.
I asked him to let go of him; he said he should
not. I asked him two or three times, he would not
let go. At last I took hold of his arms and told 
him he would have to let go, he said he should not.
Then I got his hands off of Mr. Rice, broke his hold
and he turned and grabbed me and both of us w
went down onto the floor. When we struck the floor
Mr. Besse started and run up on the floor and took
hold of him and I got up had hold of one arm, and
just that time Br. Bridges another attendant came
in. He wanted to know what the trouble was. I told
him, and told him I guessed we should have to put
him in the lodge, he had been fighting all the morning.
Bridges, Besse and I took him down to the lodge. When
we got down there we asked him to take off his boots,
he had on heavy boots; he said he should not; we
asked