St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-19
Homeopathic Physicians of the State
Meet at the West Hotel and
Compare Notes.
Charles B. Peck Pays $l,l4l,O0O for
the Koran Tract-The Gilmore
Concert q Success.
Corner Stone of the Exposition Build
5ng to be Laid with Masonic
Ceremonies May 80.
A Democratic Club Assured-Masse-
lais Bound Over--A TwO-Year
Divorce Granted.
LIKE CURES LIKE.
Annual Meeting of the State Home-
OnaIhic Institute.

Inc STATE homeopathic Institute ihSe al
annual session at the West hotel club rooms
yesterday morning with some thirty men,
bers present The session was opened by
DR.. Foster. and III the absence of President
A. A Camp, DR.. \. II. Roberts OF Owa-
tonna occupied the chair Several letters
from prominent physicians were read, eX-
pressing their regret 1T being unable to be
present When the election of new mem
bers took place, the following gentlemen
were admitted: c. l.. Putnam. Ada; NJ.
p. Austin and c. Z. Thayer. Minneapolis.
Or. w. Leonard the treasurer, reported the
total receipts of the year to be S12S23 and
the expenses S113. 10, leaving balance on
hand of S15.13. Delinquent dues to the
amount of S156 were reported as still out
standing. Among those present in the
afternoon were the following:
Minneapolis. Hall, II. W. Brazie, s.
Francis Brown, L. r. Palmer, Charles E.
Thayer, c. F. Mitchell, L. P. Foster, w. ID.
Lawrence G. Z. Dennis s. A. Locke, J. A.
Steele. W. E. Leonard, T. NJ. Young, George
T. Roberts, P. NJ. Hall, Martha G. Ripley, H.
W. Leonard, X. Z. Henderson, a. L. NIahaf-
fey.
st. Paul.. L. Sackett.
Lake City-D. W. Horning.
Anoka-Arthur T. Sherman.
Cedar Falls. law. II. Pettitt.,
AuStin-J. \. Wheat.
Dnluth-D. 4. Stickler.
St. Cloud-W. T. Storia.
Dodge City-C. j. Simball.
Hnckley-NIary n. Scott.
Observation-Disclosures TuckeS.
Fergus FallS-H. C. Leonard.
Waseca-A. NJ. Hutchinson.
Owatonna-D. II. Roberts.
Grand Forks, Dak.,-L. w. Rutledge.
The following papers were presented;
Positive Results. Dr.. a. T. Sherman; The
Use of Antiseptics in Diseases oflthe Throat
and Lungs, DR.. L. r. Palmer; Caulophyl-
lum and PusatilIa in Pregnancy and Labor,
Dr. E. G. Dennis; Tissue Remedies in Dis
ease. Dr. 0. H. Hall: The Therapeutics of
Pregnancy, DR.. II. w. Brazie; Electricity
in Puerperal Commissions. DR.. c. G. Hig-
bee; A Case Of Atheroma, DR.. ". Z. Leon
ard: PSeudO-Hypertropic Paralysis DR.. l..
q. Wilberton; Proving of EpphaguS URIC.
Dr. q. Z. Clark, Saltwater; Lachesis in
HypertrOphy of the TOnsll, DR.. L. Hall.
The surgical papers were: An@sthetics, DR..
j. II. Steele; Treatment of Urethral Stric-
ture. DR.. W. Danforth; Observations
Abroad, DR.. Briggs of ST. Paul, who is now
at Vienna: Complete COMMITTED Fracture
of the Sixth Cervical Vertebra With Death
in Five Days, DR.. Putnam of Ada. a elm
ical case, showing severe injury of the arm.
y. VI.
Eastman presented paper OH Homeopathy
vs. Mind Cure. while DR.. T. NJ. Young
spoke upon Electricity in Reflex Neurosis.
Most of the papers were followed by short
discussions.
EVENING SESSION.
At $50 the members of the society. ac-
:, nlpanied by large number Of ladies. as
sembled in the lobby overlooking the TO-
tunda of the III ,el. Here in the presence
of about 1OG ladies and gentlemen, the sec
rotary. DR.. George Roberts read the farewell
letter of Dr.. \. y. Camp, the retiring pres
ident. The letter was of moderate length
and touched feelingly upon his parting.
The letter was followed by the rendering
of a hearty vote of thanks to the DOCTOR
who has filled the Office in manner ac-
ceptable to all. At the conclusion of the
the reading of this letter the assembly adj
iourned to the ladies' ordinary.
where sumptuOus banquet was served.
This was done full justice by the. large
company, as gaily the jest and joke went
around. The repast was served in an ele-
giant manner, and gave the utmost satisfac-
ton. While the banquet was in progress
the older physicians related incidents and
compared notes among themselves. while
the Younger portion carried on more eX-
tended and general conversation. After
the last course had been served and the
buzz of conversation had Quieted down
rife DR.. John F. Beaumont of this city.
who had been assigned the duty of toast
master, arose and in a few well-chosen
words welcomed the visitors to Minneapo-
lis. He said he was glad to see so
many present and hoped that
the twenty-frst annual session
would find all the same faces gathered
around the festal board. The toasts were
then announced and responded to in the
following order: Homeopathy, Dr. Higbee,
st. Paul; The Babies, Dr. A. NJ. Eastman.
st. Paul; RecOllectiOns of College Life. DR..
Palmer. Minneapolis; Iowa, DR.. w. II.
Petit, Cedar Rapids, Ia; Physicians as
Statesmen. DR.. W. c. Leonard. Fergus
Falls; Medical Cranks, Dr.. w. II. Game,
Saltwater; Ladies Not Medical, Dr. j. F.
Fargo, Minneapolis: Medical Ladies, Adele
Hutchinson, NJ. D.; The Institute, DR..
Roberts, Owatonna.