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[page 403] Q. Was it a standing order that he should be out in there naked, without clothing? A. I dont remember about that. Q. Did you ever receive instructions about that, that if he tore his clothes he must be put in there without clothing? A. Not that I remember of. Q. Didn't you have any standing instructions in reference to putting them in the lodge, or was it left to your judgement? A. I dont remember about that clearly. Q. Did you put others in in the same way? A. I dont remember that I ever did Q. Did you call the attention of any of the officers to that case? A. No, sir Q. What else was there for you to do under his rule to put such patients in the lodge? Was there any thing else you were instructed to do with them? A. No, sir By Mr. Baker: Q. You say that you had no particular instructions from any person to put this man Palmer in on this particular time? A. Only it was Dr. Harlows orders, not at that time particularly, but general order.