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[page 279] Q. One, or two minutes? A. Perhaps so. Q. A minute or two; that is all he was in the room? A. Yes, sir Q. Had no time to make any examination of the patient at all did he? A. O, yes, plenty of time I think. Q. Do you know whether he did or not? A. No. Q. Did you know that his habit was to make no examinations of female patients? A. Yes, I knew that was his habit. Q. And he went out and made this evasive reply to you, and said he would send Miss. [Ham?] the female supervisor in? A. Yes, sir. Q. And Miss. [Ham] did come in immediately after? A. Yes, sir. Q. And then you sent after the Dr. the second time? A. Yes, sir. Q. Still not informing him of any thing, no complaint as I understand you? A. Not until he got into the ward, and then Miss. [Ham] did Q. Then the second time that he ^was called after the first he was informed by Miss. [Ham] whom he had sent to examine her, of the condition of the patient? A. Yes, sir.