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[page 778] so they can get on the track of it? A. No, sir. Q. Dont you think it would have been a good deal better if you had tolf them at the time, when they could have known all about it immediately and inquired of them, than to have said nothing about it for two years? A. I didnt know it was any of my business to inquire into the affair. Q. Dont you think it was the duty of the other attendants who stood and saw it to report it? A. That might be. I was not a judge of that Q. Is the man there now? A. I dont know Q. Should you know the patients name if you heard it? A. No. I should know him if I saw him. Q. Was he tall? A. A very tall man. He was slimly built for his height. Q. What lodge room was this in? A. I didn't charge my mind. It was on the second floor I think. That was called the middle. I think it was the middle first ward Q. Was he light or dark? A He had black eyes I should consider him a dark complexioned man.