Vol. 60, 1909 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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ellagra," Dr. C. C. Werteubaker, U. of great prominence as a physician, and
^ H. S. also prominent in the different lodges in his
Repcrt and Exhibition of a Case of city.
Pellagra." Dr. Ivuerson Land, Virginia Dr. Fry graduated from the University
Beach, \'a. of Virginia, Medical Department, Char-
"The Double CatheterizingCystoscope in lottesville, Va., in 1S72, and since that time
Renal and \'esical Diagnosis," Dr. R. L. he has been engaged in the practice of his
Payne, Jr., Norfolk, Va.
Traumatic Retroperitoneal Haematoma,
profession.
with Report of a Case," Dr. E. T. Hargra\e,
.Norfolk, \ a.
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rterine Descent, Its Prevention and
Cure," Drs. Gwathmey and Ruffin, Xor-
Dr. J. W. McLaughlin, of Austin, Texas,
aged 64 years, and one of the most promi-
neiit physicians of the south, died at his
home on'November the 1.3th, after a linger-
' ing illness, due to a complication of dis-
eases.
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Marriages. Dr. McLaughlin was formerly president
University Medical School at Galveston,
Dr. Robley DunglesonBates. of Xewton. Texas, and was at several diilerent times
Va., and Miss /innie Walker Davis, of president of the Texas Medical Society.
Fredericksburg. \'a., were married at the He graduated from Tulane University of
home of the bride's brother, Mr. Hunter P. Louisiana 1903; Chicago Post Graduate
Davis, in Cumberland. Md., on November Medical School 1905; and from the Chicago
the 17th. Dr. Ustes is a young physician Polyclinic in 1907. Dr. McLaughlin will
of great prominence in Virginia, who since be greatly missed in state and throughout
his graduation in 1906 from the Medical the South.
College of \'irgiuia, has been practicing his
profession in Newton. ^r. A. F. Anderson, the oldest practitioner
in Chester County, S. C, died at his home
Dr. Robert Scolt Fitzgerald, of Rich- near Lowryville, on November the 1st. Dr.
mond, Va., and Miss Juliette Johnston, of Anderson's health had not been good for
Danville, Va., were married at Mill Brook, some time, and his death was not unexpec t
the home of Mr. and Mrs. \V. D. Hill, near ed.
South Boston, Va. Dr. Anderson graduated in 184.5 from the
Dr. and Mrs. I'itzgerald will make their Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, Ga.,
home at 2706 East Broad St., Richmond, and since that time he has been a veiy suc-
Dr. I'itzgerald has 1)ecome cjuite prominent cessful practitioner of his profession.
in his profession in Richmond since his
graduation in 19(l.S from the University Col- Dr. J. P. Poivcll. a nativeof North Caroliiege
of .Medicine, Richmond, \'a. na, but for many years a citizen of Gresham,
Ore., died at his home in that city recently.
Dr. Richard P. Bell, of Baltimore. Md., Dr. Powell was born in Ciatesville, Gates
and Miss Mamie Campbell (irasty, of Staun- County, N. C, October 4, 1822, and went
ton, \'a., were married at the liome of the to Oregon when he was ten years old.
bvi,i..'s mother on November the 24th. Dr. Dr. Powell was a practicing physician for
:~ a native of Staunton, but for the last many >ears, having graduated in medicini-ars
has been living in Maryland. from the Louisville Medical College. Louise
. r. Bell was educated in the academic ville, Ky., several years ago.
and medical and departments of the Univer-
sily of \irginia, and for the last several Dr. J. L. Mann, a premising young physiyears
has held a position with the Union cian of Anderson, S. C, died suddenly at
Protestant Infirmary of Baltimore. the home of his father, Rev. Coke D. Mann,
Dr. and Mrs. Bell will reside in Chatta- at West Union, S. C, on November the
nooga, Tenn., where Dr. Bell will practice 29th. Heart failure was the cause of the
his profession.
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death.
jjr Mann graduated from the Charleston
Medical College, Charleston, S. C, in 1901.
He practiced several years in Brancln ille.
Dr. Richard Watson Fry. a leading phy- S. C, and went to Anderson about a \ ear
sician of Roanoke, Va., for the past twenty ago.
years, died on November the 22nd, in the
JelTer.vm Hospital, following an operation Dr. N. G. Thomas, of Apison, Tenn, died
which was performed several days ago. at his home on November the Sth, after a
He wasfiflynine vearsof age, and a man lingering illness. Dr. Thomas formerly