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[page 230] him for two weeks. Q. You are sure that is so? A. Yes, sir Q. In the case of these violent patients which you have some times; they are put in the lodges because they tear their clothes are they not? That has been testified to before. Have you ever put any in the lodge? A. Yes sir Q. Did you ever put Capt. Harriman in there? A. Yes, sir Q. What time of day? A. Put him in straight to sleep there? Q. How long did he stay there? A. I took him out the next morning and brought him down into the private. Q. Is it within you knowledge why the jacket was not put upon violent patients, whether it was at night or at any other time- those that would tear their clothes no, rather than put them in the lodge? You had you instructions? A. Yes, sir; Dr. Harlow. I went out and asked him. I went out to the office. Q. State what Dr. Harlow said about it? A. I went out to the office to see what I should do about it. I next Dr. Harlow and asked him what I should do with Capt. Harriman, and he says, "put him