The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-02-02
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if taken back, to cause no more trouble in
the future. When told they would he re-
instated, the were indeed happy set OF
boys. They are ignorant Of what penalties
will he imposed upon them, but are will
ing to submit to any punishment the
board may see fit to ask. The order will
be published at parade tomorrow after
noon.
The action Of the board was telegraphed
to the absent members of the class. The
requirements Of the order are severe
Depriving the boys of the privileges of the
first class means they will not be allowed
to visit Lexington Saturday nights, nor to
attend church Sunday nights, nor will
they he permitted to attend hops or other
social functions, or to come up town after
4 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Following is the order of the board:
"The Board of Visitors, having heard
the report of the superintendent detailing
the circumstances aud grounds of his
actions in the dismissal of G.. II. Aexand-
er, j. B. Ayers, A. A. Hoge, F. Jones, J.
c. Kent, L. X. Leake, J. j. Marshall, V.
E. BeBee, s. H. Meem, r. W. Miller, II |
G. Morrison, d. Otey, X. Payne, j. NJ. !
Peters, L. |. Powell, W. D. Scott, H. L. |
shaner, d. B. Shaver, S. c. Talbot, ID. T. |
Williams, W. Wood, j. Y. Yates, n.
Young, W. L. thinner, jr., S. F. DENLY,
II. S. Ervay, p. d. Ewing, F. D. Griffin, G.
A. Polk, W. NJ. Gwn, II. J. Kremer, NJ. Z.
Locke, A. Moreno, &. W. Pohl, F. A.
Sullivan, for mutinous and insubordinate
conduct on the night Of December 3lst,
1898, and having examined the aforesaid
parties in person or by properly accredited
representatives., find that they are properly
dismissed and DO strongly and fully
approve the action of the superintendent.
1.-THE offense was the gravest known to
he regulations. The offenders came be-
ore the board freely confessing the great
wrong they had done to the prejudice of
he institution, themselves, their families ,
nd friends and penitently without attempt 8
t justification, appealed for mercy in the q
litigation of a sentence they acknowledge
o be just, and promising that their future
onduct shall prove them worthy recip- "
nts Of the clemency they crave. Actual
d by desire to fully sustain discipline, =
nd yet hoping and believing that the D
nds of discipline can be satisfied and the
lture safeguarded, the board orders that
lie parties herenbefore named be reap s.
Dinted cadets, subject to the following
and penalties: s.
"1st. That they shall not be eligible to
)pointment as officers until after the b.
,piratlon of period of sixty days. o,
"2nd. That they shall be deprived of
privileges that are usually granted to fe
e class to which they belong.
"3rd That they shall each he required da
perform ten hours of penalty duty, and
on strict probation until the end of the
sson.
9th. That they shall not he publicly If
aduated, and that the diplomas of those wi
10 may qualify for them shall be awarded 90
such manner and at such a time as N,
e superintendent shall determine, not an
rier than September |, 1899. on
18th. That when they report for duty
ey shall sign such articles of re-enIist- rel
mt as the superintendent may pre- fol
-ibe" Re