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1224 Q. Have seen them both working there? A. Frequently. Haines used to work there regularly. Q. Did you have any particular time for going down there? A. No sir, went just when it happened. Q. What is your observation as to the treatment of Peter Haines or Sweeny by Mr. Sampson? A. I never saw anything out of the way, they were treated kindly so far as anything that I saw. Sweeny was of naturally a humorous turn of mind, and Mr. Sampson used to have considerable fun with him, treated him with the best of care, and Mr. Haines also; I never saw wither of these two patients ill used. Q. You were an attendant there going in and out; they did not pay any attention one way or the other? A. No sir Q. Would not change their conduct at all on account of your being in or out? A. Certainly not. Q. What is you observation as to Mr. Sampson's character, is he a man of kindness or roughness? A. He is a kind man Q. Do you think him capable of abusing an insane man he has working with him? A. I should not think he would, I should not suppose he was that