The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-14

speakers. DR.. Peticolas was professor
OF anatomy. and while great sufferer
IRON from "a, a painful and distressing dis
Wexford, the elder. was professor OF
mfaterla medica, and had the happy
medicines that even the l children lid nu wonidd
cry Tor them; DR.. i. 3. McCaw was
tSa ,es n Of ch,emiiatry. and such was
ahce, 30 graceful his mien, 80 JOYOUS
ana tuoyant his spirit that no cheercd
the class room! as ! have no doubt he
entered. DR.. Isaiah White was demon
s seI aa' or o. ahatomy; and endeared him
seiit 70 inc boys while he taught them
the intricate machinery we cali the
human body. AT this period il was
invade the city OF the dead to procure
bodies for dissecting purposes. as the
negroes. with Uncle Sam at their backs.
should be carved up for scientific pur-
Poses Poses, and this meant that the resur-
feared to undertake the lob AS his life
NAG been threatened, DR.. White had
E tG have bodies i not only for the Medical
cal department OF the University OF
Virginia ar ma and he induced four or us
inE u champagne supper after we had
a aHtrr storm from ni,,b the vars ON dark
after the order Of the market carts
went 10 the colored cemetery duo intn
to the college With f ouS Snd returned
ping Tor while however, at the Sev
emln street market so as TO satisfy the
tributinG to the food supply Of the civ
iT rat than material for the dissect-
was equal to the banQuets which ora
NO being had at the Jefferson. and
tables seneToas ever fs sar sSSg sS At
Vlands and wines. i
Gated I'VE IN t EheaE gha ny lay once was To-
Tenth and Main. and on the same o fn nor
across the passageway was that OF "f tbe
T Ii0n n- T Z; Wickham, in whose Office
i room, It was my good fortune to see
t nm weei avn every day and recall
e evenG gays Win great pleasure. One
m niafI meeting was held at Old SIarEet
" grap id .n an 6e SeI morning an unusual
On inquiry ] learned that that Pag spaf bnd
vent t 10 bi %ri nfuag, and ! Immediately
and took the liberty Of savinr 10 hh ;,,'
.n n1u are are, writer rather than Lawyer,
a anr,; adYis Sc you , to make it your life.
literary father. but the world tnoWs
that he did abandon the law and has
become immortal as author.
visitor IN the home of W. as r. S eorsiane
d ton; and 1!r, in the large family Of chi
Always attracted nv T.
tention because not only of his win
some personality as boy, but on &C
count OF his hesitancy Of speech. AT
.imes especially when excited, he was
indeed slow Of speech, but nobody
dared to help him over the hard place
need not say to the people of Rich
mond that Il: NJ. Carrington's tongue
has become loosened, that he is The
pleasing and attractive platform talker.
and that among Richmond business
men he occupies front rank Demos
themes did not overcome greater OBJ
stacles and blocks OF granite-In Car
r1ngtonS way he has converted them
into stepping stones.
witt d Meredith were then asso-
GATED In the practice OF law Sam,
witt was a bundle of sunshine brim-
full or good cheer. the best hand
shaker ! ever knew. and the bright
particular star of every social gather
ing where he was seen. Peace to his
ashes! Meredith was the quiet, calm,
unrufled man who pursued the even
tenor of his way. recognizing in its
full sense the truth of the axiom, Law
Is jealous mistress, and those who
worship at It's shrine, to succeed, must
break down every other earthly idol"
Until the Cluverius trial he was not
much known outside the city, but when
Witt, who was Commonwealth's attor-
.ney at the time. felt that he should not
prosecute, Meredith was appointed to
the work, and when the trial ended