To this hospital the plaintiff came in January, 1908.She was suffering from some disorder of the stomach. She asked the superintendent or one of this assistants what the charge would be and was told that it would $7 a week. She became an inmate of the hospital, and after some weeks of treatment the house physician, Dr.Bartlett, discovered a lump, which proved to be a fibroid tumor.He consulted the visiting surgeon, Dr.Stimson, who advised an operation.The plaintiff's testimony is that the character or the lump could not, so the physicians informed her, be determined without an ether examination.She consented to such an examination , but notified Dr. Bartlett, an she says, that there must be no operation .She was taken at night from the medical to the surgical ward and prepared for an operation by anurse.On the following day ether was administered, and while she was unconscious a tumor was removed.Her testimony is that this was done without her consent or Knowledge.She is contradicted both by Dr. Stimson and by Dr.Bartlett, as well as by many of the attendant nurses For the purpose of this appeal, however, since a verdict was directed in favor of the defendant, her narrative ; even if improbable, must be taken as true.Following the operation,and, according to the testimony for the witnesses, because of it, gangrene developed in her left arm; some of her fingers had to be amputated; and her sufferings were intense.She now seeks to charge the hospital with liability for the wrong.