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[page 584] Q. Have you ever known any being put in the lodge without any such consultation? A. No, sir. Q. Did you ever know of any other case of one being discharged and received again? A. No, sir, I dont remember now; possibly may have been, but I dont remember it None occurs to me. Q. There was another case. A. There was another, I do remember now, employed outside. Q. Who was that? A. His name was Byron Samson. Q. Discharged from what? A. From service. Q. As an attendant? A. No, sir Q. Discharged from service on the farm? A. About the institution Q. And what was he restored to? A. To some employment there, doing chores, porter or some thing of that kind Q. None of those who are now officers or clerks or employees within the building were ever discharged were they? A. I dont remember any at present. Q. Was Luce ever discharged? A. I think not; I have no recollection of it Q. Would you be positive? A. It was a good