The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-01
PREPARING FOR TIE DOCTORS.
Charleston Getting Ready to Receiv,

Charleston Getting Ready to Receive
the Eealth association.
Active preparations are being made in
Charleston for the meeting of the Ameri-
can Public Health Associate N, which con-
venes in that city on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Dec. 16, II, IS and
49,
The executive committee charged with
the care Of the 100 delegates expected is
composed OF the following gentlemen: II.
B. Horlbeck, NJ. D., chaIrman;J j. L. Tobias,
chat man board Of health; Hall T. Melee
chairman maritime sanitation COMMITTEES
board Of health: S. Y. Topper, president
chamber Of commerce; l. P. O'Neill, presi-
dent merchants exchange; J. Adger
Smyth, president cotton exchange; Dr.
7. Grange Simons, president South Carolina
Melical Society; Hon. c. II. Sinonton,
president board trustees of Charleston
Medical College; c. F. Schwetmann, presi-
dent Pharmaceutical Society; Maj. ]. C.
Hemphili, editor News and Courier; Octa-
vus Cohen, editor World; Franz Melchers,
editor Zeitung; James II. Moore. editor
Sun; Aldermen james F. Redding, J. F.
Liiienthal, William Roach, c. L. Meyar
and w. K. Darby.
The officers headquarters will be at the
Charleston hotel, which will also be the
pi6C6 Oh meeting Oh executive commit
tee, which will assemble Monday, Dec. Is
at4:3o p. m.
The advisory council, composed of MEM
bers of each OF the states Of tue union, as
well as from Can da, will meet Thursday,
Dec. Is, for the purpose of nominating
officers OF the association for the ensuing
year, and TO consider such questions and
make such recommendations as shall best
secure the objects of the association.
dali ha
morning giving the title OF papers, reports,
ETC., that will be presented, with such other
info. nation as may be of interest In connec-
ton with the work OF the day.
Papers of great value and importance are
promised, aud reports of a valuable cnarac-
ter are expected from the various commit
tees. Discussions will follow papers or
groups of papers. The discussions will be
geographically reported, and will be pub
lisned in the transactions of the society.
The subjects for consideration have been
arrana ed under the following heads:
Santa y construction in house architect
ure, including heating, lighting, drainage
and ventilation.
Sewerage disposal.
Maritime sanitation at ports Of arrival
The prevention and restriction of
! tn erculosis.
| Is lation hospitals for infectious and con-
| tagIous diseases.
Establishments in favorable climates for
persons having tuberculous pred spositions,
schools for children and adolescents, sani-
| toTia and permanent residence.
Papers on miscellaneous sanitary and
! hygenic subjects.
Payers upon miscellaneous sanitary
/ subjects not included in the above list will
| be received by the executive committee.
| subject to the requirements or the bylaws.
! Preference will bs given, however, to pa
! pers upon the subjects selected by the com
/ init ee IN making up the daily programme
! of the meeting. All persons who propose TO
| present page; S at the next meeting will be
| governed by the bylaws Of the executive
/ committee.
The following is list of the present Of
| fcers Of the association and the executive
| comm tee.
Preside t-Dr Henry B. Baker, Lansing.
Mich.
First Vice President-Dr. Frederick Mon
tizambert, Quebec, Canada.
Second Vice President-Dr. ,Joseph H.
! Raymond, Brooklyn, y. y.
Secretary-Dr. Irving A. Watson. Con-
cord, n. Ii.
Trea urer-Dr. J. Berrien Lindsley, Nash
vile, fem.
Executive c2mmittee-Dr. Walter Wv
man, L. 5. NJ. H. S. Dr.. J. F. Kennedy.
Des Moi es. Ia, Dr.. Pc er II. B wee. To.
ronto, Dat; DR.. Lucien F. Salamon. New
Orleans, La. DR.. William Bailey, [ 1uis-
vile, Ky; DR.. Henry B. Horlbeck, Charles
| ton s C.