The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10

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hotels of the city also have given a reduc
| tion Of rates.
The meeting will open at 10 o'clock Wed
nesday morning, the opening day being
occupied by the interesting program o
the South Kansas Medical society. Presi
dent McAdams, of this city. will call TIT
meeting to order, after which the chai
will be given up to theincoming president
Dr. J. w. McCracken, of Sterling. Their,
will be morning and afternoon session O.
the society.
Following is the program for South
Kansas day:
Irritable Heart, causes and treatment
Jeffry Martin. NJ. D.. Marion. Kan.
| The Uric Acid Disease, with report Of
CASEY. E. Lawrence, NJ. D., Halstead
Kan.
Leukamia, with report of cases-O j.
Furst, NJ D., Peabody, Kan.
DySmennorrhOea, causes and treatment
| j. w. Felty, NJ. D., Abilene, Kan.
Treatment of Malarial Fever-M. w
Cave. M. D.. Oatville, Kan.
Reports of cases.
At 8 o'clock Wednesday evening the
Kansas Medical society will be called to
order by DR.. FaDrique, chairman of the
committee on arrangements, when DR..
Foote on behalf of the physicians, and
Mayor Carey, speaking for the city, will
deliver addresses of welcome to the Wis
itors which will be replied to by DR.. J. E.
Minney, of Topeka, the incoming presi-
dent of the society.
Thursday morning at O'Clock the pro
gram of the Kansas Medical society will
be begun, which is as follows:
SECTION ON SURGERY.
address by the President" DR.. A. 81.
Cordier, Mcpherson.
''Localization of Brain Function" with
especial reference to surgery, DIR. d. K.
Pelton, Topeka.
Surgical Bacteriology," DR.. James A.
Lane, Leavenworth.
''Genito-U Urinary Surgery" DR.. G. M.
Bibbee, Wichita.
1.-THE Treatment of Hemorrhoids. by
the injection method, DR.. S. 6. Cant,
Kansas City, Mo.
Prostate C ystitis," case, urethrotomy
Surgical Treatment of Strangulated
Hernia" DR.. j. L. Axtell Newton.
Surgical Relief of Retention of Urine
both from Organic and Spasmodic OBJ
struction," DR.. L. D. Reynolds, Horton.
Some Surgical Cases." DR.. H. 2. Gill,
Ell Dorado.
"A Case of Ovariotomy," DR.. J. T. Scott
"Osteomyelitis," by G. C. Purdue, NJ. D.,
"Some Points in the Management of
Railroad Injuries of the Hand" DR.. w. A.
Phillips, Salina.
Spinal Surgery, with cases." by DR.. J..
c. McClntock, Topeka.
"A Case of Empyema and the Surgery"
DR.. C.. A. Mcclure, Topeka.
''Shock and Collapse" by DR.. j. B. Hib-
ben, Topeka.
'"The Technique and Management of
Pelvic Surgical Cases, by Dr. A. Brokaw,
ST. Louis, Mo-
A Paper by DR.. Hunter Mcclure, Rich
mond, Va.
Surgical Pathology" Dr. W. H. Birch
more, Rochester, n. Y.
A. H. CORDIER, NJ D., Pres,
L. II. MUM, NJ. D.. Sec'y.
SECTION ON GYNECoLoGY.
Address by the chairman, DR.. NJ. B.
Ward. Topeka.
"Menstruation-lsi it Physiological or
Pathological Process" DR.. II. S. Roberts,
Manhattan
Restoration and Repair of the Perine-
um." DR.. J. E. Oldham, Wichita.
'Ectopic Pregnancy-Report of Case"
DR.. j. c. McClintock, Topeka.
1.-The Removal of Diseased Ovaries, with
cases,V by Dr. w. P. King, Kansas City,
Mo.
Vaginal Hysterectomy," Prof. E. E.
Montgomery, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Peurperal and Pyemic Processes"
DR.. w. b. Devices, Salina.
''Placenta in Abortion" DR.. J. L. War
rem, Clay Center.
1.-The Porro Operation, Indications aud
Results" DR.. Joseph Price, Philadelphia.
Uterine Medication" DR.. L. ]. Lyman,
Manhattan.
ORGANIZATIONS of the o." DR.. P. Daugh-
erty. Junction City.
blood Changes in Pregnancy" DR.. NJ
r. Mitchell. Topeka
Operation on the Cervix," DR.. W. R.
Priest, Concordis.
Management of Uterine Displace-
ments," by I. J. Beattie. Kansas City,
Mo.
NIB WARD, NJ. D. Pres.
A. II. FABRIQUE, Sec'y.
SECTION ON oPHTHALMoLoGY, GEOLOGY AND
RHINOLOGY.
Address by the chairman, DR.. D. F.
Longenecker. Enporia.
1.-The Importance of the Early Diagnosis
and Treatment. of Hypertrophic Rhinitis,"
DR.. F. NJ. Daily. Scottsviie Discussion
opened by DR.. W. E. McVey Topeka.
Acute and Chronic Purulent Infiamma
ton of the Middle Ear Trrct and their
Complications. DR.. c. NJ. Holcomb, Win
field. Discussion opened by DR.. Grant
Cullimore. Atchison.
Some Phases of Ametropia," Dr. Flavel
B. Tiffany. Kansas City, Mo. Discussion
opened by DR.. J Z. Minney, Topeka
Report of a Case in Practice" DR.. G.
Fl. Guibor, Topeka
Report of Deafness Among Children"
DR.. Grant Cuilimore, Atchison. Discus
sion opened by DR.. c. ". Holcomb, Win
field.
Nasal and Pharyngeal Medication. or
What to Apply and How TO Apply It."
DR.. W. E McVey Topeka Discussion
opened by DR.. Hal Foster, Kansas City.
Mo.
"Trausplantation in Minor Degrees of
Entropion," DR.. J. E Minney, Topeka
Discussion opened by Dr. f. B. Tiffany,
Kansas City, Mo.
"Hypertrophy of the Pharyngeal Ton
Sill DR.. F. B. Browne, Salina Discus
sion opened by F. NJ. Daily. Scottsvilie
The Etiology of Nasal Catarrh with
special reference 10 the Deviated Septum."
DR.. Hal Foster. Kansas City, Mo. Dis
cussion opened by DR.. c. II. Guibor, To-
peka-
''Astigmatism." Dr. c. Klippel, Hutch
inson.
.'Heterophoria,n By B. E Fryer. N. D.,
Kansas City, Mo- Discussion opened BY
L f. Hazlett. N D., Abilene. Kan
Dr.. D. F. LoS6ESECKER, Pres.
g. A WALL, NJ. D., Secretary.
SECTION OF MEDICINE
Bronchitis" DR.. Theo. W. Peers, To
peka
;. "Erysipelas." Dr.. J. a. Jeanette.