The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-07

On motion Of DR.. HaLlett, resolved that
when the Society adiourRs it be to 8
o'clock this evening.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
At 8 o'clock r. NJ, the society convened,
according to adjournment, DR.. NJ. Camp
bell in the chair, and was opened with
prayer by Rev. DR.. Rymer, Of the NJ. E.
Church.
DR.. NJ. S. Hall moved that the resolu-
ton of 1871, requiring that physicians
applying for membership must be mem
bers Of tho local or county medical soci-
ETY. in which they reside, or DO recon-
mcnded by such society, be resCinded,
which motion was tabled.
Drs. IIardesty and Edwards, OF Wheel
ing, were invited to seats and to partici-
pate in the discussions, and to read any
papers they may have prepared II they
shall so elect,
DR.. Jepson, Of Wheeling, read paper
on cpidemiCs in Wheeling.
DR.. Hupp begged to submit that the
report Of DR., Jepson conveyed an
erroneous impression, in this, that the
paper sets forth that the sCarlatina cpl
dcmic was confined to one Ward (the
Sth), and instanced the fact, illustrating
the error that the community in the
Third Ward, known Us the "Childrens
Home Of Wheeling and in its vicinity,
the disease prevailed epidOmically, % OF
the 3s inmates OF tho "Homo" being so
afflicted, about One.third Of them malig-
nantly SO.
Onimotion Of DR.. I.azzelI, DR.. Jepson
was granted tho privilege OF correcting
his report, which was ordered printed.
DR.. NJ. +. IIullihen read very inter-
csting and valuable paper embracing
cases of vessico.vaginal listula, u remark.
able case OF ruptured uterus, encephaloid
abdominal nmOr, etc, etc, together with
q full history of the last illness and treat
ment Of General James S. Wheat, pro-
pared by DR.. John FrissOll, Of Wheeling.
Adjourned to meet ut 81 o'clock on
Thursday morning, BARAsHETH.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
THURSDAY, Juno 3.
The Medical Society convened at $3.50
A. NJ, the President, Dir. NJ, Campbell, in
the chair, and was opened with prayer
by the Rey, George Q, Wilding Of the NJ
\. Church.
DR.. John Frizzoll's paper, read last
evening, was referred to tho Committee
on Publication with instructions to pub.
lish.
DR.. NJ. +. ITullihcn, OF Wheeling, read
a very interesting report Of n successful
plastic operation which he had perform
cd for making new under lip, which to-
gether with u portion Of tho under jaw
had been carried away by musket ball
Pending the motion to refer and pub
lish, DR.. Friszcll begged to remark that
the remarkable plastic operation Of Dr.
lIullihcn, just reported, was one Of the
most difficult and bold Of plastic char
acter that has been performed in this re-
gion within the last thirty or forty wears
1t was referred for publication.
On motion Of Dr. a. /. Knight the
courtesy was extended to DR.. &, Il. Reed
OF Middlcport, Ohio, Of permitting him
to read a paper which he had prepared
on the Use Of ForCCps in Midwifery, in
answer to DR.. Sullivan, Of Cincinnati.
On motion Of DR.. l.a1zcll, Of FairmOnt
the cordial thanks of the Society were
extended to DR.. Reed by a standing vote
and that he be requested to publish his
paper in such Medical Journal as he may
elect.
DR.. Wesley II. Sharp, of Volcano, pre-,
scented a very elaborate and exhaustive
paper on the use Of Forceps In Midwife
ry, which was read by DR.. Jepson, in an
swer to the paper OF DR.. Friziell read al
MorgantOwn 1T the last meeting on the
same subject. Referred for publication
DR.. Robert W. llazlett, Of Wheeling
read very interesting and instructive
paper reporting case Of dermOid
abdominal tnmor, similarly referred
DR.. La11ell, gave verbal report Of
cases Of Pucrperal COMMISSIONS, occurring
in his practice, and on motion he was re.
qucstcd to write them out for publication
DR., j. {. lInpp, read paper reporting
n remarkable case Of multiIOculat
abdominal tumor, malignant in character,
occurring in his own practice, which was
similarly referred.
DR.. 30. Wall, Of Huntington, gave Il
verbal report Of case Of abdominal drop.
sy, from which he has at different times
drawn off in the aggregate eighty.four
gallons Of water. The request was cx.
tended to prepare his experience in the
case for publication.
DR.. i. II. lIoyt, Of RAvOnswood, pre-.
scented n patient, an interesting ease Of
cancer Of tho face.
On motion, DR.. Wesley Sharp's paper
on climatology and epilcmics, without
reading, was referred to the Publishing
Committee.
DR.. r. o. Edwards, Of Wheeling, had
the courtesy extended Of permission to
read his paper on history Of lith0tOmy-
an interesting paper for which he rccciv.
ed the SOciety'1 thanks.
DR., A. l.. Knight, Of West Columbia,
read very elaborate paper on strangu-
lated hernia, referred Tor publication.
DR.. JIM. I.azzell, offered resolution
requiring the resolutions passed at
Martinsburg in 1871, on the subject Of
dropping names Of members from the roll,
and the distribution Of the transactions
to those in arrears, be executed; adopted
Dr.. ". +. Vankirk's:: resolution RECON-
mending originality in papers 10 be read
before tho Society, was adopted.
DR.. $. L. JcpsOn, Of Wheeling, offered
resolutions looking toward the suppress
sion Of quackcry within the State; also
on the appointment Of Committee on
State Medicine and Public Hygiene.
Adopted.
On motion Of DR.. J. N. Cooper it was
resolved that hereafter all applications
for membership, to receive attention, shall
be accompanied with the admission fee.