The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14

Case Of Diphtheretic Group, Treatmen
and Recovery" which was very inter
estingly discussed by Drs. Stifcl, Wilson
Jepson and Shaw.
DR.. A. F. Sliiel read m interesting
paper on "The Reciprocal Relation O
Body and Mind in Disease." This wa.
one Of the most thoughtful and scholar
ty papers OF the session, aud was much
enjoyed by both the members and the
lew outsiders present.
Dr.. Aschman read a paper on "Abscess
OF the Liver" and there were one or two
other volunteer papers Of Il most inter.
esting character, besides which several
papers whose authors were not presen,
were read by their titles and ordered to
be printed in the proceedings.
AIMED AT RAILROAD SURGEONS.
One OF the episodes OF the day was the
discussion OF and action on the follow.
ing resolution, offered by DR.. W. II.
Sharp:
Resolved, That this society appoint a
committee to act during the recess OF the
society, aud take such steps as will be
necessary to bring to the attention OF So
cietles OF adjoining States and the Amer.
ican Medical Association the relations
assumed by railroad corporations in es.
tablishing systems Of contract surgeons,
and the rules adopted for the govern.
ment Of their surgeons, which are con.
trary TO the spirit and letter OF the code
OF ethics; and the small compensation
given for such unlimited services, detri.
mental to the general interests OF the
profession, lowering the value OF the
services OF the profession.
AS this committee President Wilson
named Drs. W. II. Sharp, L. Keller, A.
F. Stifel, G. Shriver and J. II. Brown
field.
DR.. Campbell offered a resolution sub.
stantially like the above, but applying
also to county physicians, hospital sur.
geons and all doctors employed and paid
by corporations, public or private; but
on molion OF DR.. II. i. Baguley this was
promptly laid on the table.
TIE NEW OFFICERS.
For President OF the Society for the
ensuing year DR.. Barker nominated DR..
7. 3. Camden.
Br. Jepson nominated DR.. J. II.
Browniield, charter member OF the
society.
DR.. Harris nominated d.. Colley Shri.
yer, and on motion the nominations
were closed.
DR.. E. A. Hildreth and DR.. Charles
trissell were appointed tellers to collect
the ballots, which being done, the vote
stood, Camden 4; Brownlield 81; Shriver
6. DR.. Browntield was declared elected
President, and the election made unani.
nous, and the new President being
called out made pleasant brief speech
Of acceptance and acknowledgement.
For First Vice President the Secretary
was instructed to cas-. tho solid vote ior
DR.. D. Mayer, of Charleston.
For Second Vice President DR.. John
L. Dickey, Of Wheeling. was named, but
declined, and DR.. Z. B. Camden was
chosen in the same manner rs the First
Vice President. Or. Lester Keller wac
chosen in the same way for Third Vice
President.
For Secretary, DR.. J. L. Fullerton was
reelected unanimously, rs was also the
Treasurer, DR.. j. A. Campbell.
As members OF the Board Of Censors
DR.. L. D. Wilson, Sharp, Shriver, Moss
Hall, S,ifel and Hood, we're nomipatet
and unanimously elected.
Dr.. Harris moved that as the
PLACE OF SEXT MEETING,
Fairmont be chosen, and he gave tina,
town good send off for accessibility
and said he was authorized by Senator
Camden to say that if the society me-
at Fairmout, he would entertain the
members at the hotel and give them an
excursion over the new railroad.
This settled it and tho motion wa.
unanimously adopted. s.-
The time OF the meeting was left to The
Committee OF Arrangements, OH which
all the members OF the society living ir
Eairmont were appointed with DR.. l.. L
Carr as chairman.
DR.. Wilson, in retiring rs chairman
expressed his thanks for the courtes,
shown him, and introduced tho new
President.
On motion OF Dr.. Harkera vote OF thankt
was rendered Or. Wilson for the fair ant
able way In which he presided. II.
A resolution OF thanks to j. NJ. Belle
Vile for tho special train TO Denwoo(
Wednesday nigh. wac offered by DR.
Mayer and adopted; also resolution b,
the same gentleman thanking the Pari
Associasion for their courtesy In placin,
the Park at the disposal OF the mer rar;:
and to the Wheeling & Elr, Grove ,siI rail
road for the special Car, ''
THE BANQUET.
At 10 o'clock last night the visitor
we're entertained at the Hotel Windso
by the Wheeling members ut Il banquet
Prominent professional and buslnes
men were also present by invitation, an,
in all about seventy.Gvs gentlemen sa
down to the table while the Oper
House Orchestra played Il lively air.
The following menu was served in
style which reflected credit on til
Windsor cuisine and added to the ct
|joyment OF those who discussed 1t: 7
| l Little Neck Clans on Shell,
| Sliced Tomatoes. Sliced Cpcumbe.s.
Queen olives. Consommc Colbcr
Steamed callIoInia Salmon, Sauce HolloudaIs
Roast Spring Lamb, Miut snucc.
! Baked Caulitiower. -u1 y.
Spring Chicken smothered. Fine Herb sauc
Str!ug Beams, New Potatoes In Cream.
Pontct Canet. ma. r
Sweet Breads with French reas.
Fried bananas. 10 F,
Lobster Salad. Chicken Salad.
| rsHs or. Roman Punch.
-s,~ Soft Shell Crabs Fried on Toast.
~ Asparagus with Dressing.
4 Mpm92's AStra Dry.