The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-07
HIS RECOGNITION.
What a Chicago Newspaper Says Concern
ing the Creates Doctor Since Jener.

Yesterday, on his way to Dwight from
Europe. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Kelley. He was met by a large number
of friends and Kelley graduates, and
given q hearty welcome.
On his way TO Chicago DR.. Kelley
stopped at Cleveland, where he was met
by the mayor of CuYahoga Falls and a
committee representing the bichloride
of gold clubs Of Ohio. He was escorted
to Cuyahoga Falls, where the state con-
vention of bichloride of gold clubs OF
Ohio was held. The city was p~rofusely
decorated. There was a procession, and
Apollo hall, where the convention was
held, was crowded. The mayor deliv-
cred an address of welcome and speeches
were made by prominent people, to which
DR.. Kelley responded.
The doctor says he has established
four Kelley Institutes in the Old World
since last June. The n in London is
in a fashionable quarter of the city, No.
) CORTLAND place, the house owned and
occupied by Lord Stanley. Seventeen
patients were present on the day Of
opening to take the treatment.
The doctor being asked concerning
the attitude of the medical press and
physicians of London toward him and
his treatment, said he met with a torrent
Of abuse from the entire medical press
from almost the moment of his arrival in
England. What was said in the medical
papers was repeated by the entire pro-
vincial press, and the result was that the
Kelley treatment was given thorough
advertisement throughout the entire
United Kingdom.
Learning that the law of libel was par.
ticularly strong in England the doctor
brought suit first against the Medical
Press and Circular and later against the
Lancet. He then compelled all the pro-
vincial papers that had copied the de-
rOgatory articles in the medical journals
to retract what had been printed and to
publish his letters in explanation and d.
Tense of his treatment.
DR.. Kelley says there is a much greater
particularly in the United Kingdom of
Great Britain, than there is in America.
There was much cholera talk abroad,
particularly in Russia, said the doctor. |
DR.. Talmage, who arrived in England a
few weeks after DR.. Keeley's advent, re
NAMED in London some days, desiring
to learn before proceeding to his desti-
nation, st. Petersburg, if he could pro-
coed without mourning danger from the
cholera. He at last obtained what he
considered trustworthy information that
it wodld be safe for him to 60 and he
left for Russia. Upon his return he
confirmed the reports he had received
before his departure. Since then, how
ever, it had been definitely ascertained, |
said DR.. Kelley, that cholera did exist
in Russia and that the Russian authori-
ties vigilantly suppressed the facts.
The day after DR.. Kelley left Ham
burg there were $40 cases in that city and
twenty-six deaths. That he learned
after he had left the port of SOuthamp
Being asked if he thought that cholera
would find lodgment in England and
Ireland, he said that the disease was
spreading so rapidly that there was no
doubt it would get a foothold in both
countries. 1t would also reach America,
he thought, although the precautiOn ia
ken by New York aud the commenda-
Die stand Of President Harrison might
prevent serious ravages by the plague.
While the city and government author
ties were doing all in their power to
the introduction of the disease
to render its presence, if it did get
n, as harmless as possible, it was incum-
1ent upon all the cities and towns to ex-
,rt their utmost efforts toward c~leanli-
less, as filth was the natural friend of
One reason for the doctors return at
his time was his desire to be present at
he national convention Of Bichloride of
3old clubs, which will be held at Dwight
september Is, IA, and 10. 1t is expected
hat there will be delegates in a~tten-
from every state in the union, and
hat representative, women will be there
o organize a Woman's Auxiliary to the
5icbloride of Gold club.
Many prominent men have accepted in
'itations to deliver addresses at the pub
ic sessions of the convention. The man
Of the eighty four branch Kelley
in the country will meet there
It the same time to consider the best
Methods for extending the knowledge
md benefits of the Kelley treatment in
heir respective localities. The doctor
the coming gathering as the be
of a great movement extending
throughout the werld which will result
II he solution of the temperance pro.
,lem.
y great number Of Kelley graduates
we're met by the doctor while across tie