Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

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'''a' .o.,,v was the principal VII
y. Yesterday before the lessia'i'e com,
..... rtsrc.i with the invesusa'ion y,
.r,,rs ~ Che Deaf, Dumb ana n''"u
.'....,,, and her testimony was oil an
,.,.,rrv nsatlonal character
49,. rirrs rs O. dark-hairca niue
v.tb "a rather bright eye. and
.,osrh in giving her testimony she was
81 s...s4 % criminoto herself, she seemel
d I...r,r,ncd 10 ten the whole truth. Her
.t.-oe WAS damaging 90 the INSTITUTION
o,1 WAS more direct than any that mas
,.... t,.a aafucel. She discussed mmoi-
,u.t.s chat existed az the institution anu
,..,b evident enhancement tod OF a'
,.,l,,sc, that existed between heiseli
aud Teacher Yates. This young 'i'y
cached the city at noon. and went
directly 10 the capitol going on tns s''.'-
,,f O'Clock. and remaining thereon u"'''
offer 4 O'Clock. p.
Dur.ng the morning session Mr. Kan
6o,rh was examined as 10 why 'ne
charges were brought by him. ana "S ~
whether he was ENCOURAGED to no So ~
any ono but nothing of amy very great
,-,rortapce was elcted Tie was put
through "a rigid and searching -ioa''-'A
animation. but adhered to his statements
made I'm the direct examination.
DON'T BELIEVE HIM IMMORAL
A. soon as tho committee assembled Tor
the morning session. Mr. Winston asked
the rriviloee of addressing the committee
and said. ,,
"cspta,n DOYLE asked me TO state II
,bore was auy reason now. or If there
had ever been amy reason for me to be-
u.ve that DEE was ever an immoral man.
desire 10 say chat 1 do not think there
,,s any reason TO believe him to be i'm
noral"
pr Winston then referred to tho
,,stemcat made yesterday morning TO
ua erect that the Gallaudet letter had
tl.u written al the suggestion OF NM
f.f and Sir Turner. and asserted thal
D.. bad NOT made any such request o'
furse- tiOu.
Ur. GaIaudct then explained That DE
l4dneyer intended preleuins any cndIse7
AGAINST Captain Doyle, and that the Ie''er
]
gesuou of AR Turner.
.r Randolph stated TO the committee
hat he desired 20 Withdraw his request
for counsel, that hc bad done his duty
and didn't wish 10 appear i'm the position
OF a. persistent prosecution lie was "lilins
f1 leave tto whole matter 60 the commit
zee. and only asked that all the witnesses
ie had named should Dee summoned. lie
had given the committee the names oil
fifty witnesses 10 be summoned, but
thought De could reduce that number TO
lfteen.
WANTED THE CHARGES PRINTED.
Did you not make an effort TO have
your charges published in the NorIok
Pilot when % was edited by Sam. SmallY'
Randolph w4s asked.
q put them in the hands Of sam.
gmal." replied the witness.
"p.d you put them IN the hands OF any
1thcr cdtor"'
"No. s.r."
"Dd YOU ever send a communication
10 tho Richmond Times about this"
"No"
"What article was IL in the Pilot that
FIRST made you think Of starting this
Investigation.
IL had tae matter in mind, and when
j read the Massey investigation 1 deter
mined 10 do it.'
"Dld you ever write 20 any member
OF the Beard oi Visitors relative TO the
adysabuy of beginning this investi-
CATION
"No"
"u.d any one interested in this insti-
uton sIg~ost TO you TO start the IN
NeeI4auouf'
"N0 Due.'
els arr ono supportinr or assisting