"RAGGING" „NURSES.
STORY OF A MOCK TRIAL AND SENTENCE.
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A remarkable case of ragging among some of the nurses at the Toot ng Bec Asylum has just come to light.
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The asylum, which stands at one corner of Tooting Graveney Common, 14 a large and imposing red-brick building, which was only recently built by the Metropolitan Asylum Board. It has accommodation for about 700 patients, mile and fem ile, and it was opened
a year ago,
Most of the patients are between go and 70 years of age in the female portion, in which there are nearly 400 lunatics, there are about 70 nurses, who live in the home" just inside the gales,
In each ward in the asylum proper there are three nurses-a head nurse, an assistant, and a third nurse. Each has a day off at stated in- tervals, and her place is taken by a relief
nurse.
A little time ago a "relief" came into one of the wards to take the place of one of the three nurses. At about this time there had been some talk-more or less unfounded about the treatment of some of the patients, and on the afternoon of the "reliefs" appear ance it is alleged that she went to the matron and reported that the nurse whose place she was temporarily taking had been ill-treating one of the old ladies in the ward..
A MOCK TRIAL.
Inquiries were made, and in the course of an hour or so the other nurses on day duty heard the story. Their work over, a council of war was held, and it was decided forthwith to pay the nurse nut. One of the girls suggested a "ragging" and a mock trial in one of the
bedrooms of the home.
This was adopted with a good deal of glee among some of the younger nurses, and with just a sprinking of spite, perhaps, among some of the others.
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The idea was to duck the offender, and as there was no fountain handy it was suggested that the bathroom at the end of the corridor would answer the purpose. So, when all was quiat, the bath was filled with ice-cold water, and eight nurses marched along in their stock-N accordance with the provisions of Ordin
inged feet to the bedroom where the un- suspecting victim lay..
She was fast asleep. Her room was entered silently, and the first intimation she had of what was happening was the sudden jerking away of her bedclothes,
The next moment balf-a-dozen pairs of strong young arms were around her. She kicked out hard, and tried to scream, but was held firmly, and one of the girls prevented her from making much noise.
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The hapless nurse was carried along the IANCE OFFICES will be LOSED PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS of
corridor and to the bathroom; but once inside the door she made more violent efforts to de- fend herself. She knew what her tormentors meant to do and they told her why.
"PRISONER" GETS PARTLY PREP.
As all the eight young reggers could not crowd into the bath-room, on account of is size, the "prisoner" managed to get one lrg and one arm free.
"We're going to give you a good ducking- and serve you right," cried one of the mem- bers of the court martial.
The prisoner struggled all the harder, and there was a fierce fight in the bathroom. Two or three times the resisting nurse was carried to the edge of the bath, but every time she wriggled away, exhausted and gasning.
In the final Homeric struggle the prisoner's lip was rather badly cut, and the sight of the blood evidently cooled the ardor of her tormen- tors, for they ceased their efforts to throw her into the bath, and ended by scooping up the water in their bands and throwing it over her.
This pretty draina was carried on in the dark, so that the victi» should not be abl⋅ 10 identify any of her as-ilants. She recognised the voice of one of them, however, but she was game enough not to "rphit, when the time came for explanation: and dismissals,
When the "christening was over the nurse managed to craw' away, with her mouth bleed- ing, her nightdress torn, and nearly fainting with fatigue.
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In the morning she went to Dr. Beresford, DE the medical superintendent, and told him what bad happened. She refused, however, to give the names of her persecutors but Dr. Rerez- ford had his suspicions, and sent for two nurses, whom he taxed with the ragging.
They admited that they had taken part in it, and the superintendent at once discharged them. They like their victim--absolutely refuted to mention names.
Upon this the six remaining nurses came forward and admitted complicity. They said if the other two girls had gone they would go. And they went.
Seen by a press représentative Dr. Beresford, the medical superintendent, described the whole thing as a foolish, an unseemly, and an un- fortunate occurrence. "It was abunlutely necessary to dismiss the guilty nurses,” he said "and that was done without the slightest delay." The representative was informed that the nurse who was " ragged" was herself dismissed several days later. She was out on night leave and instead of returning be the gates, and re- porting herselt in the usual manner, it is stated
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"If the nurse has been dismis ́ed, all'i" can" say is that I have not heard of it," was Dr. Beresford's only remark with regard to this Incident.
ANOTHER VERBION OF THE CASE. The current number of the Hospital gives a version of the incident. One of the
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