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[page 235] Q. You being 7 years in that hospital do you mean to say to the Committee upon oath that you don't know who had charge of you, of all the attendants in the male wards? A. I suppose Dr. Harlow did. Q. Dont you know you were responsible immediately to the physician in charge of the male wards? A. I dont know about that I am sure. Q. Dont you know that he head a right to give you such directions as he pleased, and it was your duty to obey them? A. I dont know about that. What directions he ever gave me I tried to obey as near as I could. Q. You understood that was a part of your duty did you? A. Yes, sir Q. Isn't that in the printed rules of the hospital? A. I could not say whether it was or not Q.- that you shall obey the instructions from the officers in charge of the wards? A. I could not say positively whether it was. Q. Were you not familiar with the printed rules of the institution while you were there serving as an attendant? A. The attendants rules could general rules I read over a number of times.