Neely,  superintendent  of,  to  Dr.  C.  M.  JEmmons,  dated  March  6,  1906,  as  to

per  capita  cost,  deaths,  recoveries,  etc.    (Exhibit  Emmons  No.  16) 1424, 1771

Tennison,  S.  P. :  g

A  witness;  edmination  of 998

An  attendant —

Abuse  of  patients  by ;  testimony  of  James  A.  Kinsey  as  to 190

Chaives  of  abuse  of  Patient  James  A.  Kinsey  by,  denied;  testimony

of  Thomas  Moffett  as  to 1442

Tennyson,  F.  £.,  a  witness;  examination  of 977

Testimony:

Copy  of,  directed  by  committee  to  be  furnished  to  Dr.  William  A.  White,

Hon.  Frank  Clark,  and  R.  P.  Evans 151

Taken  by  coroner,  Dr.  J.  Ramsey  Nevitt,  in  investigation  made  into  the  cir-
cumstances attending  the  accidental  scalding  of  George  Brown,  a  patient,

on  February  14,  1906 125

Thomas,  A.  W.:

A  witness;  examination  of 1198

Charges  made  in  testimony  of,  against  Frederick  A.  Fenning  denied;  testi-
mony of  Frederick  A.  Fenning  as  to 1483

Opinion  of,  that —

No  person  should  be  committed  to  Hospital  without  a  jury  trial 1202

There  should  be  a  uniform  system  in  respect  to  the  determination

of  (}uestions  of  insanity 1204

Thomas,  Philip:
A  patient —

Court  order  in  re  (lunacy  No.  1900),  dated  January  22,  1906,  approv-
ing final  account  of  Frederick  A.  Penning,  as  committee^  etc 1474

Court  record  in  case  of  (lunacy  No.  1900),  mcludinj;  petition  of  Wil-
liam A.  White,  asking  for  appointment  of  Frederick  A.  Fenning  as
committee,  first  and  final  account  of  Fenning  as  committee,  vouchers,

etc 890,928

Fees  paid  in  pension  case  of;    testimony  of  Frederick  A.   Fenning

as  to 1475,1477

Frederick  A.  Penning,  committee  of  estate  of;  testimony  of  Dr.  W.  A.
