St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-23

Luulam, ChlcaSO; III. WeSSeinOeIC,
Boston; DR.. j. Heber Smith, Boston;
Boyer, Pottsville, Pa; DIR. Dake, Nash
vile. Tenn; DR.. Deadly, New York;
DR.. Goodno, Philadelphia.
At p. m. the section of OphtalmOlogy
and laryngOlogy will be in session. Pa
pers will be presented by Doctors F. Z.
Lewis, Buffalo, N. Y; j. IL. Buffum,
Chicago; j. A. Campbell, st, Louis; A.
b. Norton. New York; Harold Nelson,
Detroit, Mich; Charles Deadly, Ne IVY
York; Sayer HasbrOuck, Providence,
r. l.; j. nj. Schley, New York; +. Z.
Cassidy, Kansas City; II. FL. Crippen,
San Diego. Cal. II
At the same time the section of ply
Biological medicine will meet and hear
papers by Drs. j. ID. Buck, Cincinnati,
o.; j. q. Baldwin. N. Y; Helen M.
Bingham, Denver, Col; E. 0. Kline,
Syracuse, N. Y; Sophia Penfield. Dan
bury, Conn.,; w. M. Butler, BROOKLYN,
N. Y; Julia B. Smith. Chicago; Will
II. HOlcOmbe, New Orleans. -
lea and general therapeutics will SIT
and listen to papers by Drs. A. G. Cow
perthwaite, Iowa City; A. r. Wright.
Buffalo, N. T.; }. C. Morgan, Philadel-
phia: E. M. Hale, Chicago; E. B. Percy,
BrOOkline, Mass; A. L. Kennedy, BOs-
ton; J. Heber Smith, Boston. At the
meeting of the section of anatomy,
physiology and pathology, the same
evening, DR.. j. II. O'ConnOr, of New
York, will discuss The Brain Axis"
WEDNESDAY.
Morning reports from committees and
bureaus. the following chairmen re-
porting: Drs. j. c. Burgher, Pittsburg,
Pa; T. M. Strong, Wards Island, N.
Y; Lewis Sherman, Milwaukee. Wis.,;
l. Il. Talbot, Boston; S. b. Parsons, st.
Louis; L. c. Grosvenor, Chicago; Shell
don Leaviit. Chicago; g. Wesselhgft,
Boston; A. 1. Sawyer. Monroe, Mich.
At p. m. the section Of surgery will
receive papers from Drs. J. K. Warren,
Worcester. Mass; w. T. Helmuth, New
York; c. NJ. Thomas. Philadelphia; S.
B. Parsons, st. Louis: n. Schneider.
Cleveland, O.; l. T. Talbot, Boston,
Mass. c. E. Walton, Hamilton, O.; II.
L. Obertz, Ann Arbor, Mich; George A..
Hall, Chicago. The section of p2dOlogy
will meet at the same time, and receive
papers by Drs. r. N. Tooker, Chicago;
S. Lllienthal, San Francisco; Clarence
Bartlett, Philadelphia, Pa; L. c. Gros-
venor. Chicago; NJ. w. Van Denburg,
Fort Edward, N. Y; H. M. Hobart, Chi
cago; M. Deschere, New York.
In the evening the section on Obstet-
RIGS will receive papers from Drs.
George B. Peck. Providence, R. l.;
Emily V. u. Pardee, South Norwalk,
Conn.,: J. B G. Curtis, Washington. D..
c.; William G. Dake, Nashville, Tenn;
J. N. Mitchell, Philadelphia; G. r.
Southwick, Boston; l.. l.. Danforth,
New York; e. II, Wolcott, Rochester,
N. Y; c. G. Higbee, st. Paul.
THURSDAY
morning the following chairmen of
committees and bureaus will report:
Drs. I. L. Talbot, Boston; D. A. Nc
Lachlan, Ann Arbor, Mich; Albert
CIaypool, Toledo, o.; j. w. Bowling,
New York; o. S. Runnels, lndianapo-
lis; D. II. Beckwith. Cleveland, 0. At
noon the election of officers, choice of
next place of meeting and announce
ment OF bureau chalrmen will take
place.
In the afternoon the section of clinical
medicine will hear papers by Doctors A.
B. Cornell, Kalamazoo. Mich; G. Hoyt,
Chillicothe, Ohio; W. J. Martin, Pitts
burg, Pa; G. S. Hoag, Bridgeport,
Conn.,; S. Lilienthal, San Francisco,
CAL. A. K. Crawford. Chicago, Ill. VIII
liam Owens. Cincinnati, Ohio; G. w.
Butler. Montclair, N. j. A banquet at
the Lafayette will occur at o'clock; .
reception by Gov. Merriam, Mayor
Babb, of Minneapolis, and Mayor Smith,
of ST. Paul, from to 10, and ball from
II to a. m.
morning after general business the sec
ton on gynecology will meet. Papers
will be presented by Drs. M. T. Run
nels. Kansas City; S. P. Hedges, Chica-
go; j. G. Wood, Ann Arbor, Mich; Q:
S. Runnels, Indianapolis; j. w. Street
er, Chicago; Phil Porter, Detroit, Mich;
r. Ludlam, Chicago; T. G.: Comstock,
St. Louis. - - $3.50 . D.
At the same time the committee on
sanitary science will meet. The special
subject is the preservation of health.
There will be papers as follows:
"Climate in Its Relation to the Pres
ervation Of HEALTH" Bushrod W. James,
Philadelphia, Pa; "Relation of Work
and Rest to the Preservation of Health"
Fl. E. Beebee. M. D.. Sidney. o.; Sewer
Gas and Its Effects Upon HEALTH" J. E.
Gilman, NJ. D., Chicago, Ill; Clothing
D.. Paterson. n. j.; GOOD and Drink in
Their Relation to HEALTH" j. w. Dow
ling, M. D., New York. N. Y.
The closing session in the afternoon
will include memorial service, supple
mental reports, announcement of bu-
reaus and standing committees and other
business. At o'clock a special train
will leave the Northern Pacific depot
for the Yellowstone Park.
THE OFFICERS
and leading committees of the institute
are:
President-selden H. Talcott, NJ D., Mid
dletoWn. n. Y.
iv,11a m n
Treasurer-E. M. Kellogg, NJ. D., New York,
N. Y.
General Observation-Disclosures Dudley, NJ.
D.. Philadelphia Pa.
Provisional Secretary-T. NJ. Strong, NJ. d .,
Board of Censors-R B. Rush, M. D., chair
man, Salem, Ohio; T. F. Smith, NJ. D., New
York, N. Y; w: q; Dickinson. M. D; Des
Pittsburg, Pa; G. G. Higbee, NJ. D., st. Paul,
Mimi.
Necrologist-Henry D. Payne, NJ. D., New
York, Y. Y.
Official Stenographer-T. NJ. Strong, M. D.,
Wards Island, n. T.; stenographers for Sec
tional meetings. Frank Kraft. NJ. D.. Syl-
vania. Ohio: Clarence Bartlett NJ. D., Phila-
delphia Pa.
H. Talcott, M. D., Middietown, N. Y; Theo-
dore Y. Kline, NJ. D., Patterson, N. j.: Penn
berton Dudley, M. D., Philadelphia, Pa; T.
M. Strong, NJ. D.. Wards Island, N. Y; E. NJ.
Kellogg, N. D., New York city.
Programme and Business Committed 7.
Talbot, NJ. D., chairman. Boston, Mass; T..
Y. Kline, NJ D., Patterson, N. j.; A. r..
Wright M. D., Buffalo, n. Y; Pemberton
Dudley, NJ. D., philadelphia, Pa; w. H..
Leonard, NJ. D., Minneapolis, Mimi.
Determined to Run No r isks.
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