Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-29
"A few: not very many"
Have you heard any in recent years
talk about Mr.. Euritt's drinking"


Have you heard any in recent years
talk about Mr.. Euritt's drinking"
mo"
THE CASE OF MIR. BEAR.
The charges against Mr.. Henry c. Bear
were taken UP.
What have you to say In reference 10
the charge against MIR. Bear OF talking
so much about himself and his farm and
negecting his duties?"
HE would take all the time about
himself until he heard a noise In the
hall. and thinking the principal was
coming, he would resume his work.
What have you to ray about his re-
naming away from his (the -biDding)
shop?"
"Ho would go around the other shops
and when he saw the principal coming
he would so back TO his shop and appear
TO be very Industrious"
What year or years did this occur7"
"Often-four or i've years.
do you know what year the book
binding shop was abolished?"
when 1 left the institution It was still
going on"
what opportunity did YOU have Of
seeing Mr. Bear going around about the
shops?'
Il happened to meet him. was in
VIC shte-rtvD anu anu
+ Mr. Bear would come In there
did Mr.. Bear have charge OF a shop?'
"Nes; he was foreman OF the book
binding shop"
AS foreman. wasn't he expected to
stop and talk occasionally
1t was not his duty TO 80 out and
talk TO other shop masters 1t was his
duty TO attend TO his shop"
do ycu know of your own knowledge
4
girl-haying been ruined ny Mr..
BearT'
II do
Please state H.
Others told me"
do you know anything OF your own
knowledge"
NO"
Give me the names OF those who told
you"
"Afessrs. Chllds. King. Brolls. Rohr
Nabor. and others In my class
Els Mr.. Scar married manY
Eyes"
"Nvas he married them
HE was"
What year was thisF
Il think il was in 1884 or 1856"
What do you suppose Mr.. Bears age
WIS al that timeg'
II don't know"
us he an Old MANI"
yes. sir"
WAS 4 TEACHER THERE.
DO you know a gentleman by the name
Of Brensman?'
Il DO"
was he a teacher in the institution
when YOU went therc?'
He was"
was Mr.. Brenaman a teacher under
Mr. Doyle's Administrations
NO. he was not
Then. this girl was ruined when Mr..
Breuaman was a teacher
YES"
who was superintendent when this
took place.
Captain Roller or Mr.. Vaughan. ]
think 1t was Roller"
did you hear OF this thing about the
time il was said TO have happened"'
YES. sir. Heard Of II the next day
do you know personally Of any pupil
Mr. Bear ruined?"
THAT was the only girl | know about. ."
Did you ever see anything in the re-
lations between Mr. Bear and any of the
pupils to lead you 10 believe there had
been any improper relationS?"
NO: ! never did"
WOULD PULL THEIR EARS.
please state the conduct Of Mr.. Thomas
williams toward the members OF his
class"
Those that aot confused and mixed up
on their studies he would slap them,
pull their ears, and push them against
their states ! was treated so myself,
and # took away my courage, and L
couldn't study
did this occur very often?'
1T did"
rs Mr.. Williams a deaf mutc?"
"tfe is"
ia Mr.. Bear, aiso?''
Gle IS"
us NJ. Williams a teacher at the in
stitution now"
HE is"
was this his habit generally"
1T was. He was not sympathetic"
Did he hit the pupils hard, or merely
as a Correction
He hit them very hard"
Did he slap the girls, tOoT'
mo he'd pull their hair"
Were the pupils afraid of him?"
Always"
Did you ever report him to Captain
Doyle?"
NO"
Did he ever slap the pupils in Captain
Doyle's presence
NO"
do you know OF your own knowledge
that Mis-, - had been ruined at
that institution
NO; / was told by different pupils"
From the Information you received If
that ruin occurred, was 1t before you
attended the institution
NO: It happened in 1856, while l was
at school"
DO you know who wronged the grip"
No"
can you state which OF your class
mates gave you the information that Miss
- had been ruined?"