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[page 630] to his dinner. He could not eat and sat there a spell, and finally gotup and came out into the hall and went into his room. Dont think he went to a meal again that day. Q. Did I understand that it was this threatened attack upon you of lifting the chair that caused it? A. Yes, sir, I understood that was the cause. I was a new man and I don't suppose the patient knew me from another of those patients and he gave me a shove, and a pretty hard one, and I went quite a distance Q. Did he hurt you much? A. O, no. Q. How long did they use this violence upon him? A. It was not more than a minute or two. Q.You said "bounced the wind out of him" A. I could not tell the condition; there was one or two hold of him. I was our in the hall and he was down behind the chairs and tables which run from the door lengthwise, and this was on the other side of the table they had got him. And I could not tell the condition he was in until he got up. Could