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[page 311] And that was the first time I had ever heard him speak. I think likely he had spoken, but that was the first time I had ever heard him speak Q. You say the first time you ever heard him speak was to say-? A. He told him to stop, he had got enough, or some thing like that Q. Where were you an attendant? A. In the middle south the first year and the lower east and the lodge the last time I was there Q. Did you ever see a patient struck in the presence of the superintendent? A. Yes sir Q. Where was it? A. It was in the lower veranda one morning as the Dr. was making his top. A patient came into the Veranda and was doing something to the lights, either putting them out, or something, and the attendant struck him just as the Dr. was coming through the walk into the veranda. Q. What was the effect of this blow? A. He struck him in the stomach and it curled him up and he hallored some. Q. Did Dr. Harlow say anything do you remember?