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[page 440] Q. You know that? A. Well, no, I wont say that; because occasionally she was away, and then it became the duty of the supervisors. Q. When she was there, do you know that as long as she was nurse she gave medicine to the patients? A. I know that she took the medicine waiters from the office filled and brought them back empty. Q. Do you know whether at the same time or the same day anybody else did the same thing? A. Not that I am aware of. Q. You remember the case of fire that occurred? A. I believe it was last winter; occurred on the womens side. Q. In the upper middle hall one night? A. Yes, sir. Q. Do you remember the circumstances so as to tell them to us? A. One of our patients went to the gas pipes and lighted some paper and ignited her bed with it, and also one of the flues or ventilators of another room. Q. Did she push straw up that ventilator and then light it? How did she get that on fire? A. I think she did, yes, sir. It is my impression that there was straw in there. Q. Would you consider her a troublesome