Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-12
Annual Meeting OF the State Homeo-
pathtc Society.

Annual Meeting OF the State Homeo-
pathic Society.
SAN Francisco, May 11th-As synopsis
| of the proceedings at the annual meeting of
| the California State Society, which has just
adjourned in this city, the following is given !:
Miss DIR. Goss, of Sacramento, and DIR. G.
| A. Sargent, of Lockeferd, were elected mem
bers of the Society, and the resignation of
DR.. Liliencrantz, Of oakland, was accepted.
Drs. Davis, Pesse and Palmer were ap.
| pointed a committee to revise the constitu-
ton.
DIR. Selfridgs gave an interesting account
of case in which young lady had swallowed
pin, which, probably passing from the
| stomach into the colon, thence to the kidneys
| bladder and urethra, was finally discharged
after five years of agonizing pain.
| DR.. S. C. Tucker read a paper on "Hy-
giene," dealing principally with the faulty
| system of public school cramming, which he
| held to be the cauEe Of large amount of
( physical and mental ailments.
| The Nominating Committee, consisting of
| Drs. French, Raymond, Coxhead and Bos-
rickie, recommended as officers for the ensu-
ing year the following, who were elected !:
President. G. NJ. Pease, San Francisco !;
First Vice-P President, W. A. Hughsor. Sac.
rsmento; Second Vice-President, S. G.
H.
son, San Francisco; Treasurer, G.. E. Davis,
San Francisco.
/ Board of Censors-Drs. J. G. Raymond,
of Oakland L. A. Ballard Of San Fran.
cisco G.. E. Piukhsm, of Sacramento !;
George II. Palmer, of San Francisco B. P.
Wall, Of Berkeley.
| Board of Directors-Drs J. N. EckleF, of
San Francisco t. G. Coxhead, of Oakland !;
G. A. Goss. of Sacramento C. B. Currier
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| Board of Exsminers-Drs. G. E. Davis,
Williami Boerickie, Sidney Worth, E..S.
Breyfogle, Max. Werden and J. W. Moliere,
| of San Francisco and DIR. J. NJ. Selfridge,
of Oakland. Atternates-Dr. O. L. Pink
| ham, Of Sacramento, and Dr.. w. A. Loomis,
| of San Francisco.
DIR. J. A. Albertson was elected as delegate
! TO the American Institute of Homeopathy,
which meets in June at Niagara, N Y.
| The retiring President, DIR. Selfridge, read
| his annual address. which was an able paper.
DR.. G. II. Martin, of Honolulu, read paper
on the "Prophylsris of Phthisis Pulmo.
nails" Dr.. j. C. Raymond, of Oakland,
read a brief paper on Neuralgia and its
Treatment" DIR. G.. E. Davis, on uterine
| Cerviciiis.h DR.. Sydney Worth, on 1.-THE
Change of Life in Womea." DR.. FL. G.
French read an interesting paper on "Oph.
thalmology" DIR. NJ. f. Wilson read paper
on case of Kerstitis, or Inflammation of
the cornea of the eye.
Dr. Sydney Worth, speaking on Medical
Education, advocated the establishment of
frst-rate homeopathic medical college.
Drs. Pinkham. French, Davis and Sslfridge
supported the same views. No action was,
however, taken.
Dr. Davis read sn eloquent tribute to the
memory of the late DIR. j. g. Easton, of Bo-
linas Bay.
The resignation of DR.. R. L. Hill, on &C.
count of absence from the State, was accepted.
DR.. Selfridge resigned from the Board of
Examiners, and DR.. Pease was elected to fill
such vacancy.
After deciding not to hold the semi annual
meeting, the session was adjourned sine die.
Lutte Hunsinger's Death.
SAN Francisco, May 11th.-The result of
| the inquest held this morning regarding the
death of the young milliner, Lutte Hunsing-
| er, was that deceased came TO her death from
an overdose of neuralgia pills, As has been
stated the unfortunate young girl died sud-
denly while in the offics of Seth Cook, After
the testimony Of deceased's mother had been
taken. and that of the medical men called in.
MIR Cook testified: I" I reside at No. 302
Montgomery street. My occupation is that
of mining man. On the morning Of the 2Sth
deceased came to see dentist. DR.. Dutch,
who has an office in the same building. She
came to my room about 11:30 just as I was
leaving for breakfast. She saw some Apol-
linsris water on the sidsb ,ard, and asked for
some. l told her her she could take some.
I then told her l was going to the Nevada
Restaurant for breakfast, and that she could
join me. She replied that she would come.
She came to the restaurant about fifteen min
utes after me. A few minutes later I noticed
she was taken with spasms. I said to her
whats the matter % She replied sI
don't know. 1 found some neuralgia pills on
your sidebosrd, and poured cut six or eight
in my hand, and took them" "I remem.
bered," continued Mr.. Cook, "that / had
some Of Fowler's neuralgia pills, which were
very powerful, as I had tried one or two.
| The spasms grew worse. She called for DIR.
Aver, who advised her to be taken home.
She objected, saying she wanted to be taken
| to my parlors. [ assented. The spasms con-
tinued until half past 6, when she expired.
had known Miss Hunsinger few months"
The chemical analysis Of the stomach demon
strated the presence of strychnine and
atropine. The analysis Of Fowler's neuralgia
| and nerve pills showed they contained strych.
nine and belladonna. Replying to the Coro-
ner, Professor Wenzel stated that congestion
of the lungs could be produced by strychnine
and belladonns. The jury returned o ver-
dict as above-thst death was caused by an
tered by herself.
weeks Deaths Native Sous of Ver-
m0nt-Mining Incorporation.
SAN Francisco, May 11th.-The total
number OF deaths in the city during the past
week was rs, against SO for the corresponding
week OF last year.
Tonight a monthly reunion was held by
the Native Sons of Vermont, at which San-
ator Edmu ads vas present. On being called
for he was introduced by Judge James Mem.
| Shafter. The distinguished son of the Green
Mountsin State made short address, liz
| which be took occasion to pay very high
| com pliment to this city and California gem
orally. His remarks were very appropriate,
happy and well received.
Articles of Incorporation of the Bullion
Mill and Mining Company were fled to-day.
| Il Is proposed to mine in Bullion Mining Dis
| trict, Nevada. Capital stock, S100. .000.
Hard-GlOve Fight I'm San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, May 11tb.--A hard-glove
contest came off tonight at the Elk saloor,
ON Market street, between Jack McAuliffs
and VIM. Williams (colored), for S100 a side.
| The fight was witnessed by about 300 persons.
| Only three rounds were fought, but they we g
pretty sharp, and there was much heavy
| slogging. Williams had the best of the con-
! test from the start. When time was ealie
on the fourth round McAuliffe failed to come
to time, claiming flul. The referee refused
to allow the claim of foul, and McAuliffe
failing to respond, the fight was awarded 10
Williams.
| Grand Lodge. 1. o. 0. r.
SAN JOSE. May 11th.-The Grand Lodge
this morning took up the reports of commit.
tees for action. Past Grand Representative
| a. s. Babcock, of Illinois, was received as a
visitor. Lodges working in the German
language were permitted to work in the Eng
| lish language, should they deem it beneficial.
Complimentary resolutions to the member
| ship of Santa Clara county were adopted.
Scepter Lodge was directed to fix the duration
Of the suspension Of William L. Davis. In
| formation relative TO the expediency OF estae-
fishing a home for aged and infrm Odd Eel
lows is to be collected by special commit
tee. The report of the Committee on Dues
and Benefits, suggesting that the entire mat
| ter be- left to the subordinste LodgeT, was
adopted by vote OF 252 to %. Pending the
discussion of motion to rehsve the sureties
on the bond OF the late Grand Treasurer, the
Grand Lodge took a recess until T. NJ.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
SAN JosE, May I1th.-The Grand Lodge
mat this afternoon. Resolutions thanking
the Odd Fellows Of San jose for the zecep-
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