Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-29


immortality AT the Institution. Captain
| Morton said be had not, but had heard
| once or twice OF ruIDors of the too
free use Of intoxicants there.
RANDOLPH on THE STAND.
This concluded Captain Morton's tes-
timony. and MIR Hathaway moved that
tho further examination Of Randolph
be postponed until the Interpreter ar
rived. Randolph was asked II he would
let Mr.. j. II. Lindsay. OF Charlottes-
Vile formerly teacher I'm the insiitu-
ton. and now member Of the Board Of
Vlsltora). interpret for him. lie first re-
fused hut afterwards consented, n Mr..
Lindsay would kiss the Bible In the
presence OF the Lord" Mr. Lindsay
was duly sworn. and the examination
WAS commenced.
Tho questions propounded 10 Randolph
an tho forenoon were all gone over. and
answered again. and he was then asked
Did YOU ever see Captain Doyle under
the influence Of liquor
Il have smclt e on his breath often,
end seen effects Of 10 In his eyes"
"Did Dc staggcrg'
$40. he tried 40 walk sober
"Did he show 81 in Dis face?
"His face was red
How often have you seen Captain
Doyic in this condition.
VERY often
was that during the hours set apart
FOR teaching
Eyes, during the school
you loft She institution in 1851. can
YOU state II you saw Captain Doyle in
this condition during that ycarY'
Eyes. and ina the previous years too.
"Did YOU ever scr Captain Doyle take
"a drink in the institution
mo. Just smelt IT, When he had been
drinking his face would indicate it,
Did you sec whiskoy handled around
the institution
NO"
"IIave you ever seen Captain Doyle IN
a har-room during the day
OF never hunted and never saw him.
do YOU know the names Of ANYBODY
who ever saw him IN bar-foom during
school-h0urs?'
eyes; Crowl. King. Hun, Ball and
other cX-pupils'
Did you ever see Captain Doyle cner
nauor TO any Of the pupils?
No"
is all you have stated about Dr..
Dovle's being in d nar-room heaIsay?
Eyes"
AS TO HIS DUTIES.
"In what particular has Captain Doyle
not been faithful as a principaiT'
II wouid frequently 90 10 MS office and
and couldn't fnd him. Captain Doyle
would have substitutes in DDS place. and
would remain in his room smoking. We
would want shoes and couldn't get them.
and we would have TO so in the chapel
ragged. In cold weather our shoes would
not be properly mended An the blina
would be cared for. but the deaf were not
Blind pupils would spit al over The wash
room. and were not corrected. There was
n general lack Of discipline. When J want
"a new books Captain Doyle would ten
me to use The old ones ! had. "oula
get some books. out wouldn't get enough.
Captain Doyle was not sufficiently en-
thIsiastic."
"Haye YOU been 90 the Institution since
1852"
No
Ibid you report Captain Doyle while
you were az the institution
Yes I wrote long letter 10 Jonh
Il. Harris, Jr.. member OF the board
All the boys in the class signed lnelt
names TO il. but tnat was the last !
heard Of it. My class mates were aifalu
10 make charge. Woulu NOT nav.
gone back TO Sehooi any more put i '''.u
10 obey my mo'h'r' was ANXIOUS ~
enter lDe @S..'.-' ,o' -.
0'"''' nv 90 ~ -.
APPLIED FOR \ PO9lilON.
Have you ever since 1857 attempted
TO get a position ia that school as @
teacher
"Ycs."
"How ofton?'
Twice"
"Whcn last?'
81 think il was in 1891. Captain Doyle
can tell you"
Did sou and Captain Doyle part in
lSsI as good fuend5:"
'Juet the same friends as VIC had