Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
The Charges Of Certain Parties
Proven False.
Dr Dorchester Dc,otes n few Words 10
the DeiamtTs Of the school.
THE lllTtH HARD Hlr


thlch before | close will be found all
ulutely conclusive, leaving no ground
khatevsr for the accusers 10 stand upon
Having been advised 10y Mr.. llte TO
ee certain pupils and ex pupils ~ the
,chool who would substantiHte the sto
lies which have appeared IN hle paper, !
el give the public few samples ot
Vnat found under oath when talked
Nth the pupils, One pupil SAID;
Odd yuu talk with Mr.. llItc;
A.-ies, slr.
Q-liow came you to talk with him;
Ale called mo tn his house.
lQ.-What did he whut ~ ,ouy
Ale wanted to know II MIR. Cfeager
yer tied the 10 n wagon. told him IT
gaa never done, but that | wa- put IN
ell Tor three days That was all ! told
i'm.
Another:
Odd they lthe ll,teej ask you to
rite anythlag about the schouly
A.-Yes, sir.
Q.-what dli they ask you to-day
A.--To write about Mir Cteaeer
q What did they ask you to say
bout MIR. Creager?
A.-Io write out " kne" Ol any OI
is cruelty.
. Did you write anything?
A Yes, ! wrote, but the! dld not put
into the paper because did not write
. Huit them
q Did they ever tell you what to
'rtss
A.. Yss, Mrs. Hlte wrote letter and
hked me 10 write it 10 my hand writing,
b show 1t came from me-.
Why did not Mrs Iilte say, in her
hllness OF knowledge obtained from, pa
6ls and ex.puplls, that after she had
ubhshed this statement about arun-
way boy beiag brought back to school,
led TO the tail 90 a wagon, 10y rope
round hls neck, that sh" tired to con.
rm the story by u pupil tina, Sas called
ynluntarily, of course! to her huuBe. for
bat purpose, who SAID plainly ana
Suarely. "rhe story II not true. The
upii thought as he nov testified, "Mr,
lite was then afraid, because he had
sblished the story in his paper" Had
g. young Inhpn been lees uns"phis,o.
Aed. he would have known that ssnsa
iore publishing their stories.
Every one OF the young Indians TO
hom Mr.. Hite has rstei red me for tea
Vlouy, have been Independently and
parately examined, and they all agree
at none OF them we're ever brought
ck to the school tied by II rope around
ueck to the tail OF a wagon; tha,
Doe OF them were ever tied up 10y theiI
limbs 10 any beam, ring, hook, or IL
b. other way, ain n dungeon, "Jail,' oI
kpckup," or any other place of coptine
yeut, or IN any place whatever, at th'
tDuluerque school that none u theu
pre- ever "besten," or equipped" in sucl
way as TO show any mark, stripe, gasi
bruise; that none of them were eve
sained out or in any way tied to
AXE over night; aud they also all agre'
key never saw the aforesaid methods q
scipline applied ~ any present or pas
lpll n the school. or by any present o
Ast oiiiclal or employe Of the school
hd furthermore, they all agree tha
hey pever have heard ot such lniilctlon
the school. or upon any run away pu
Is eu route to the school. save rs ha
keu published 10 the Albuqusrqu
kne,. 80 much for the persons L
Nom have been referred by MIR. liit'
10 addition TO the parties referred
the foregoing paragraph, l have
Us OF testimony from other pupils, it
ysndently given, and from many o'he
sons, all under oath, stating that the
De never seen or known of any sue
Hsties, aud have never heard OF theI
Pep, as published in the Daily Time
stories are purely the agmsnts {
based imAginations.
be article which appeared in ysste
fs papers, did not attempt TO sot tort
proof which ] have collected, br
To give brief statement OF result
proofs belong to the Indian burea
will sooE be reported there IN dl
n. The above 10 u slight Indicate
what has been obtained. Nothlr
uid have been said about the matte
Ny II was due that some statement
b results should be given this ooi
unity, where the stories of the Tim
Sd been 10 freely circulated. ] am 81
BED that any intelligent jury can
hvIno.d that said stories are she
brlcations OF the most cruel snd sens
tnal character,
THE JAIL.
he jail, or dungeon, which distur
much the equilibrium OF Mrs' u
Lummls, does not exist N sue
ere IL. however, q bedroom In I
70 dormitory .bailding that has be
led jail. and has been used TO 10
refractory pupils. This (so-call'
geon 10 open TO inspection aud VI
y will prove the absurdi,y OF some
E&statsments circ uiated by Mrs. Hite
DoDOIkC,
trs Hits attempts weak defense
husbands neglect TO meet his
Hsments with me. She says he "h
etims 70 10 waiting on" nae, and WI