The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
HENNESSY'S AVENGER.
.KETCH or THE LE8DER or THE
NEW ORLEANS POPULACE.


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.U tAc eleven liaiilhs' me- mas Dec'ile ''i III
...ratonal character Until recent ly lie was
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.H.Ui'ou7' 'H'i - 'i' 5"'"~ hwy 0l' WV ''
Vfln his wife and babies 40 MODEST Hat ana
Mingled but little with thc world.
The events Of March l4ih hiN @ Dioughl nm
e.. fnc fore and have given hln Wilc hotoHelA
81 not fame. tls qualities q" leadership ana
L- personal magnetism nave ut"n tl' u,'i't
of many newspaper aIucie~ on t'o'Hl u't1'
tl' tine history oi his NE, "ilch ls OF an On
citing nature. has not yet been WFlttch.
A gentleman in TINS city ''ho holds mgh
lr..aI position. and who Us first cousin oil
F.-Ue--.u's. gavo the News yesterday after
f..r tnr story Of the lawyers lie.
"Wimm =. Paterson, he said, rs a
d.alg ambitious fellow Of tour ana thirty
,..r. Nn was born In the little town oil
irrl.r. Ia.. lust one hundred miles from
NggDr..aus. His father was recorder OF the
r.r-l lt st. Marys for many years. and at
i,. time had large sugar int rests there.
qI.af.c paid from -l50l0 % e20.O0O gear.
md the paraor-ons lived rs became one of
tt, first f.nlle. of that section. The war
Ial crippled them. as At had nearly every
body. Iut the lucrative office held by the
l..1 a. Glib. Ll.4e enabled them 10 maintain
many NJ the old customs which had been
so..it AWAY.
nFeHH
Of knew William Parkerson rs boy lhil-
r1afoIy and frequently made long visits % the
house Il his father. my uncle As a lad he
WAS selfish. but bound % lead. and at the
primary school stood al the head OF ms
ot-ses though he was considered somewhat
ulruly because be brOOked no reOuh ana
Was quick 10 resent "a real or hnaglh-
nrV injury When old enough to look al the
-.0er side Of life, ai the stage when the 3oy
lines ont his life course, Parkcrs'n DECIDED 10
become a clergyman OF the Episcopal Ohurch.
f.rthe purpose of enabling hun u enter that
calling his father sent him 10 the theological
r. Iego Of ST. Stephen at Anuandale, ~ J..
short distance above Ioughkeepsic.
"larkersan's life in the quiet ana segues-
tered New y oTk village for some two or three
wears was such as became d student for the
ministry Tie ranked nigh IN all ms studies
fe through his mdommuie energy than
natural brightness, END was o iANoilte Win
fi. numerous southern young men
tI.-r. Hut be was very eNtraY-
n..rt and spent money freely 10 MAINTAIN
Gwen ,r I .Eious institution the arstocrauc
Tendencies 20 which Ice had fallen heir About
f.p f...rI wear y his college nte young stu
1.,t f-.r. tac North was hazed and Parker
A.u..-tu. lender of the hazmg party aftor a
t,tU HEARING Dv the faculty was expelled from
tf.r,I.,. Ihis raised "a bigtuss Halt of the
c.U.,. I9tt with parkers0n his friends being
u.-tr Southern boys Paterson wrote "a
I.r..t.-.t.-f AGAINST fine action of the authOri-
t,- a-.raiur n ~ sectional prejudice. and
ldupuUished. and it raised quite howl.
AL Tins occurred early IN the los when the
feeling Iatveou the North and South was not
g.. t,,t.-r,l OIL. IL d. now and such an incident
,,....f ,.,.r.... calculated to arouse deep feel
i,,.,,irsf fine COLLEGE i'm certain quarters.
,..-.'-'ii, IL, / on,sioue
a..t ~ r--i'.r.,r o+ o7oe abandoned all
.,t,.,.,o,''f he,no'a cIer,vman and returned
t-t,s homo v,nere for a few years he led
rs+Ier l,ii.t life 10 n man as restless and
,rer,.,ir ms he tine routine life of "a small town
H. craano and So he soon pulled up his stakes
and won't to New Orleans IN search Of wider