Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-22
SCHOOL OF METHODS.
o,o r,cur on CHAHiotfhs'
VILE MAY YET WIN 1T.
,OrycIL AND BOARD or TRADE act.
.r Inducements VIII tie Sub
mined so sup'' o'"''"' '''
er,ots Two pardons-ssatc
- oe pharmacy Examination.

,.. She fact that superintendent
r,e summer school OF Mcthocs,
,,,t definitely concluded 20 locate
i' ,.l in Roanoke this year. as has
FINISHED in the Dispatch, Char
.re did not lose heart and has |
... .i,h strong hght that 1t may set |
... ..nooL after all
~.. envy council and the Board of Trade !
-..,fot,csvlue have taken steps in the |
...r. and the inducements which VIII
sacred 90 secure the school WILL az
make Mr.. Glass hesitate before To-
...s ,he school al Roanoke.
rintendcnt-oi-schools Frank a.
OF Charlottesville. was az the
.ns OF the Department Of Ea"ca'on
,..rd4y. and in conversation presence
g reasons for The location Oh INC
.1oal 20 the University town. 49,.
vim che mast the SCHOOL has always zee"
.-r.rioffesville" said Ma Massie, ana
location has been in every way aaIls-
..-y 10 the officers and The teacntis'
| .rlotfssyiue. by reason OF Delns o." "'
.rrr trunk lines. rs easy OF access ~'''
r..o from what you may can 49,.
,..fa1 vicw-thc scholastic alHlVSP",
.r
| .rlirc-houscs in the c.iy. an e'"P,S 10
.... summer. afford homes for the "'''h"-
/ ., tesc1ers I'm an abundance iaI greater
., .y place of much superior SIZE
i ...il furnish Looke. a. from WHAT we"
,..ir, Won viii. Charlo,tesFAie IS lne pace
--- he school" concluded MT. Massie'
to i..s rn,st eloquent advocate OF OAar-
lottosVihc. .,,, -. ,,,-o .,,i,
.i and viii consult with Superintend-
.. ~outhau regarding the location of the
.l IL is q matter left wholly 10 the
zion Of Mr. Glass but since 10 has
o., decided 10 locate one of the summer
r schools AT Pulaski il is probable
t .n effort viii De made 20 have MI
Dbl ass reconsider what was at least par
r determination 20 have the scAool al
r. loke.
R L. RAWLINGS PARDONkD.
Governor TYLER yesterday granted par
.u TO- r. l.. Rawlings of Brunswick
4 .utv convicted at the February term OF
i ella. court OF that county of shooting az A..
1 Thomason with intent % Kill. and sem
1 fenced % two years il the penienlioty. .
About dozen weil-known ciuzens OF
4 brunswick. including State-senatpr to-
l.rt Turubuil. sheriff Turnbull. treasurer
Lewis. and others. canodfon the Governor
t. present the petition for pardon. me
rIgo of The court and the jury united in
skiing for the pardon, but common
v-alth's-Attorney Buford did not ask Tor
tre pardon. though he intcfposed no oo-
lection Governor Tyler assigns the Iol-
lowing reasons for granting The pardon.
'Tlc offence was committed under
r~eat urorocation. The party with whom
H. had the trouble had been very roush
and insultirg lie had visited the prison
er's house and tried 10 have persona
difficulty with his SON, using vulgar aho
.tusive language He was % younger maj
and "a much larger man than the prisoner
i rt seems the prisoner was provoked be-
,..l endurance. ard finally attacked tho
rr threatening 20 shoot him. and dc
shoot at him. bat evidently did not aim ID
4 him. shooting entirely over the head o.
t. .arty. He could have shot the party
ram. bat did not attempt 90 shoot
Er. second ,ime
MANY ENDORSEMENTS.
the general impression that th
r..r hot with hope tlat DO Woui'
L the party from annoying hl.
..or The party at whom he sil.
asks for executive clemency; an the ola
nails of the court. except the Common
..alth's Attorney who Goes not prot sd
-lc jury and large number OF the pcs
r.at-. of Tie county. his church asso
Gates ministers. and members unite u
1 king his pardon. He is % years OF aS,
VAS faithful 10 his country IN war, am
l.- always led life Of uprighfnesa AT
integrity. ana in every way YVES 500
and faithful citizen
.Tle ends of justice have been met '
Dix conviction: ~ further advantage codi
accrue 20 society boy longer connnemei'
aud he is therefore, pardoned.
a NEGRO PARDONED.
c.rc,ror TYLER has also parioned Ru.
.- Hobbs. of Petersburg. negro VII
.. .Ireadv served half of his siX-year'
..m for malicious cutting Ihe Jude
.. clerk Of the Petersburg court
which Hobbs was Couyicted,ia the CT
Sergeant voluntarily asked Inc Govern
-ranl the pardon. judge Auilcn s,[
f. thinks the negro has been suii-iehtl
punished and that he believes he was 'i
victim. of 81 conspiracy in the hrst plac
THE OYSTER TROUBLE.
Among Governor Tyler's callers Ne
,.Iav was United States Marshal MOI
rr Treat who resides at West Pom
.r who called Co acquaint The Govern.
u-l the results of the recent rouDie WIZ
o.. negro Oystcrmcn who were cnai B,
r.n stealing oysters from The beds
rr George W. Richardson and with ~
..tfnu arrest at the hands of New htl
.H.srs The men were arrested on hir
aUl Queen warrants Monday on II
charge OF stealing oysters. Ihey hau
hearing before two justices of King aI
Queen and were fined. the minimu
amount The men appealed and the
.a.. win be heard I'm thcscsrt OF Kin
and Queen. Later they We're taken D
frD a New Kent magistrate ON u
.tare. of resisting the execution OF wa
r.nts issued by magistrate OF Jh
county. Hon. Isaac Diges, member o. ID
House Of Delegates from Ring Ni.lla'
appeared for the prisoners ana secured
4 continuance of the case until MaIch S9'
Tba trouble is considered settled. IL
r.f believed that serious punishment W
f.fov, the final trial OF the negroes ".
...rn 10 have been acting under the auNi
.t officers in order to make up "a test ca
and secure a decision as % who own
The beds in question
erhTE BOARD OF PHARMACY.
Th, State Board OF Pharmacy was
session in the Senate chamber yes'eiN
cXau .iue applicants for license 10 pi d
tce pharmacy in Virginia. flIiF-l UNI
applicants. Including one negro TOOK l
cXawlnluoH. There were 10 female api
calts ibis rme Thirty-hve OF the NUM-
wished to become registered phaiheci
and eighteen t0 become registered 2
si-tanf pharmacists. il SIS iact ihu
tive or the th0rol rhncss OF the eAainih
fol thlt th.rty-two OF the hfiy-thfee
amrel have been before the Doard pi
vou.ly. The candidates also had 10 ''"
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