Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-03-10
ii THE ERRATIO WRIGHT.
Am Interview with the Bull
Dozell Black Justice.

Why He Did and Why lIc Didn't-Tho
Flight from Columbia -Whippcr on
Guard.
On Saturday the vigilant Columbia
correspondent Of the Journdl eff Com
rhsrte =" telegraphed tie following
information
mystery rs to Whereabouts of En-
ratio Wright solved at last. This
morning he left here per buggy, i'll
company with Whippcr, and went to
Hopins'. at whicl, place lie took the
train going towards Charleston ITe
stopped at Branchvillc, butwhcthcr
he resumed his advance upon Charles
ton or went towards Augusta is not
Known. It is not thought probable
that he will 60 to Augusta and stop
at tthe'Plantcr's Hotel"
~ i1.' HUNTING A JUDGE.
AS soon MS The news reached the
city, reporter for the Jownnl II
Commerce was sent iii quest Of The cr-
ratio Judge. He wa, seen iii the
afternoon coming out of tic depot Of
the South Carolina Railroad in comp
any with Whipper. The pnir were
speedily put in close carriage and
driven away. The carriage. however,
travelled fastcrt. an the reporter, and
the Justice and quasi Judge could not
be tracked. Yesterday the reporter
called Mt the former residence Of
Wlfirper, and inquired tor the
Judge" He was inlnrmcd by the
lady Of tie house, Mrs. Rollins, that
Judge" Whipprr liu not reside there.
After n pleasant conversation, The in
formation was elected that Whipper
had probably gone ) beaufort, ;,ud
that when lie WAS III the city, llr usu
aliitsi led ut M. IS Montague street.
Nt''No. 13 Montague street Whippcr
Ns,s found at home. He looked wary
shd faIlguctl, ,ui cons, MEL to receive
tic reporter, who 1T oacc entered into
lltS business.
AN INT ERvIE,y r.:IrII TIL. KEEPER.
Rrpnrter- Judge Wright came
d"wn from Columbia with you last
night
Whippcr (wiih q smile)-Wcl.
yes 'H'A I"
Rcrorter-Can I see him
Whipper with double smile) ~
Well, don't know, but if you will
call back i'll an hour1 will be able to
act you know positively.
60 at The end Of an honr the rcpor,
Ter returned, hit Whippcr was not in /.
Repeated calls were made with the
same result. I. But perseverance, must
succeed, and in this instance pcrsever
ance succeeded even in finling the er.
ratio Judge. When thctwilight had
'deepcncd into darkness anl the street
lamps which ought to have been lit,
We're not lighted, Whippcr was found I;
and WhiPper was in u gracious hum
or. He stated that he had seen Judge
Wright, and that the bull l-dozed il1s
tice had no objection to seeing a re-
Horter. !.
So Whipper put on his hat, seized
his stick, and started out OH the hunt
with the reporter. It was long
tramp through many miserable streets
and dark lanes. During the hunt
Whipper stated that the. Judge won Id
leave for Washington on the evening
train, and in the course OF the conver
sation expressed The opinion that mir.
Chamberlain was Governor, and that
he and Mr.. Packard would be rccog
nized by President Hayes.
After many windiugs and turnings,
Wrighps asylum was reached. 1t
proved to be the residence Of the Rev.
Ell. Adams, a colored preacher, who
lives in Amherst street. A ring at the
door bell brought two dogs and col
orcd woman to the door, and the re
porter was ushcred into n sitting
room, where lie fouhdythe erratic jus
tice enjoying spiritual consolation at
the hands Of The parson. lie look ed