St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-20
DISCIPLES OF RAHNEMANN.
Close of the Twentieth Annual In
SIifnse al the HOmeOpRth IL ISIS.

Close of the Twentieth Annual In
stitute of the HOmeopathists.
The State Homeopathic institute was
well attended yesterday, the second day of
the session. DR.. w. ii. Leonard opened
with an interesting paper on the Present
and Future Physician in Preventive Medi-
cine. Other papers were: Prolapsed Ovary,
DR.. ID. w. Hoening; The Clinical Use of
the Microscope, DR.. ii. Ii. Leaytt After
the reading of these papers, DE- a. u.
Higbee described number of clinical cases.
Drs. C. b. Jordan and b. III. Ogden were
elected to membership. In the afternoon
the election of officers was the first business
and resulted as follows:
President-Dr Ii. c. Leonard of Fergus
Falls.
First Vice President-Dr. Alex. Donald of
Saltwater.
Second Vice President-Dr W. H. Craddock
of ST. Paul
Secretary-Dr. A. T. Sherman of Anoka.
TreuSurer-Dr. ID. A. Lock. Minneapolis.
CensorS-Drs. W. II. Leonard of Minneapo-
lis; C. H. Higbee, st. Paul; II. w. Brazie, Min
nelpoiS.
Publication Committee-J. E. Sawyer, st.
Paul. w. L. Leonard, Minneapolis, and the
secretary, eX-oificio.
Committee on Legislaton-Drs. c. G. Hig-
bee, St. Paul: ii. Hutchinson, St. Paul; .. NJ.
Humphrey, Minneapolis; Ii. c. Leonard, Fer
gus Falls; j. n. Wheat, Austin; Alex Donald,
saltwater, and f. c. Bowman, Duluth.
1t was decided to hold the next meeting
of the institute at st. Paul. DR.. Leonard
thought it would be a good plan to hold the
next American institute at the Hotel La
fayette, MimetOnka, but as there was a
feeling that it might involve responsibility
a committee consisting Of Dr. w. II. Leon
ard, c. G. Higbee and w. II. Game. Still
water was appointed to see the hotel pro-
prietorS and arrange matters. DrS. G. +.
Mitchell and j. F. Fargo of this city were
elected to membership, and the following
chairmen of bureaus for the ensuing
year were named by the president:
Clinical medicine, Dr. w. E. Leonard. Min
neapois; surgery, Dr. G. +. Roberts, Mime
apolis; sanitary science, DIR. w. H. Leonard;
microscopy, DR.. H. H. Leavitt Minneapolis;
gynecology, DR.. A. Donald, Saltwater; OBJ
stetrics, DIR. w. 7. Stone, st. Cloud paedo-
ogy, DR.. Genevieve Tucker. Northtield; oph-
Technology and otology. DR.. j. f. Beaumont
Minneapolis.
The reading of papers followed. DR.. T.
NJ. Young of Minneapolis gave the results of
personal observations in the use of electric
ity in reflex neuroses. DR.. w. E. CraddOck
of ST. Paul described the effects of alcohol
very dlSO lCdu q pclblIltuI
paper upon homeopathy in state medicine.
Under the head of obstetrics papers were
read by DR.. A. Mcdonald of Saltwater
Dr.. Martha G. Ripley related clinical
case In paedology. DR.. Genevieve Tucker
of Northtield read paper upon Infantile
Constipation. The papers of DIR. Edgar
Schmidt and DR.. f. A. Stevens were not
read but were ordered printed Under the
head of miscellaneous business telegram
from the Michigan State Homeopathic in
stitute, extending greeting, was read. DR..
Spaulding and DR.. Beaumont were
reinstated as members. A resolution was
passed extending sympathy to those men,
Der not present on account of sickness.
President-Elect Leonard appointed c. G..
Higbee of st. Paul, W. II. Game of Still
water and w. II. Leonard of Minneapolis
as delegates to the American institute, c..
q. Higbee to the Iowa Institute, R. d.
Malchan of River Falls to the Wisconsin
institute, II. w. Brazie to the Michigan i'll
Stitute.
President Leonard suggested that here
after the chairmen of bureaus should ap-
point several essayists to write upon differ
ent phases of the same topic. and from their
papers should make up resume. This. he
thought, would save considerable time. The
suggestion, however, was not acted upon,