The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08

his life was one Of the sources Of his nnta.1
Ing success. Courage Of that pure and exalhtet
yp Wh mhs Is In sre on as the
Which confronts it thickens un1l continu 5.
d IT ee Il MnG has ss q aim and
ton of purpose. His soul was never daunteu py
his eye qG Gs ts tie FACE
tai It is in this feature o. MS bs sha ss-
tai him in The protection and II the ulsi-
mate achievement Of those important, move, moe
m rntad for Sn'fh he Of his
and for the alienation of the wants ana
sraef his Si nHmaE tho qualities Of which
we have spoken pIayed, c9nsp%ntPb93d and
iei d dcvotcn to his object viii aeeoun:
for much Els mind was =, neHe s otoaasa *
Wa sty supasa 81 se s WHEN tie ba
e accurate and su!e1sn,ly full for t tae
by Els nn mpri s Wers
were We're free and candid His conclusions were
often reached with rapd,ty that anpearea ,I
III it Vas these anllties and habits, OF mind
e enns s' ana his formal variations
that lucidIty Of STYLE that grnphic deilhs,oha
his his listeners listeners. But intellect alone never wins
the love of mem it no appeas IT. TO a inc
" an tpnwned s as es ue'e Of Ills
lect alone: Intellect never sWnyeaI senat t rs
lea lea e o tho so E Mhe e charactar
the potential factors In life, j. Is the ciara ,,d
controls our alectionsS II Is that which most
essentially distinguishes one man from another
Mn' , tSes ior a eeh n m Words and acts.
tho unprecedented and nstlnctye ~
Of his aspirations and desiresi tfese u's Ucii
BY nssS That alu na f IS by tsss
't ha ofn a eieaIy Emgwat deeply srayen
ileshly tablets OF human llcarts tlis p p, m,
Il he f manfestao Ions Of a his ersona carsesr 10
was great The scope Of his moral vision w.i ls
broad Or ts was on
serenity Of his soul He 20 fex Srnsd
cnaess were the objects OF ms IS fo ri;
Iii ~ 1d s Etan S No cpen sxst
earth Of that vast multitude Wnose rcMlg
lShd yb lGaa f he hsr 81 ST
but It WIN not be forgotten ny tnoSs s yi,ht
other reward than tho gratitude they eSeiS S
and the conscousness that nc was uo''hs l9io
The conrcdeate soldier and lhs Go, confsderate
cause he tepretsd e. stood nearer ~ III, ,hd IN
a ,sr oi Sena WAS hs a SSsr' made Ms II vain
~ his ~ q WaT souns Ills
his proression III have zee alssttd Isl tongue and N,
Rp sp 4Er s sGSEpSn Tns P5aHssr
Of hGt pr"Ssgion bear W ,N whs e '
NlNlllilll ulN 'tllI tlrcI4hi ~
all times, he Afforded TO Them,
loved The souh her people ob and ~ ner tb ,r
ssSs's asa ffT IL s aSes Ws
noYz BOUNDS y sb pne saa wa 81, R s0P os
1eets of his deep solicit,le and upon thsln the
anal labors OF his life were spnrlit' ,,,a u,ora
ended when from tho palms and trials o. rae o =
over he waters % deaths undearei Ink a. s 81
reioln Ills great commandcr unuer IN, tns , nil.
Of tho trees ''and gave his body TO ms PEE "a
ant COUNTS earth and his pure SOU 1..o b 'ai1
Gaplsip, Christ under whose coofs hs nav
The dwelling.
After The applause which greeted
Major Conrad, tho unvci4ng Itself oc-
4 CURED. Little Hunter Mcclure ", a
LAD of eight years, q grandson q the
| great surgeon, pulled tho cord that re-
/ leased the White veil. AS the beloved lea
J tires were disclosed to view tears din'-
med the nyeS' of many, notably OF the
immediate members. oi ting famll sehbaa
ulon the platform, The likeness was tr'a s.
to life, and the great bronze tlgnre als
4 but throbbed With the living praaF 81