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[page 799] By Mr. Baker: Q. Do you know of a case of an attendant being discharged for being absent from his room in the night? A. Yes, I think Mr. Baxter was discharged for that; at least, he told me he was. Q. That was distinct and entire from the time when Hodgkins and the two others went off to a party? A. Yes sir. By Dr. Butler: Q. Did you tell what the attendant did in her second case you reported for misdemenaor? A. I did not see it myself but learned it. Q. What did you learn that he did for which you reported him? A. I should decline to answer those questions on the ground that you had the witness here under oath, and he testified to a different story altogether, and I dont wish to answer it. Q. I want you to answer the question A. I learned that he abused a patient by whipping him Q. Did you learn how? A. No sir. Q. Was it the term whipping that was used? A. There was no term of churning used certainly.