The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-06
THE HoMoEoPATHIsTS.
They Spend a Day Reading and Discus sing
Papers AMI Disposing of Soce Work.
Officers Elected.


Papers ami Disposing OF Soce Work.
Officers Elected.
| The Kansas Homeopathic society had q
very interesting meeting yesterday. and
much business pertaining to the advance
ment of the society was transacted, be
| sides which there were many able and in
| teresting papers read. There were many
new arrivals and the roll call showed over
sixty members present. The meeting is 4
highly successful one, so all the members
, say, aud all seem highly grati6ed at the
| marked progress the society has made
| during the past year. The discussions
brought ont by the papers read were
general and thoroughly enjoyed by those
present and those who took part in them.
The morning session yesterday was call
ed TO order promptly at O'Clock by Presi-
dent Minick
DE- NJ. J. Brown of Salina, was appoint
ed treasurer pro tenn.
Drs. j. w. Light Of kingmap, j. H.
Hoag of Kingman, F. B. Holmes of Be-
lott, c. K. Wills of Winfield and B. 3.
Freeman of Wellington were elected
members.
The board of censors reported upon the
revision of by laws, which report was
adopted.
There were number of papers read,
followed by lively discussions, as follows:
"Chloroform in Labour," by DR.. f. J.
Boutin of Abilene; Electricity in Gynaec-
ology," by DIR. Croskey; After discussions
on these papers adjournment was taken
for dinner until O'Clock.
When the meeting was again called to
order DIR. S, B. Parsons of St. Louis, read
au able paper on 'Spina Biidia," which
was taken up by various members and
discussed.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: DR.. E. r. futile of
Salina, president; DR.. E. X. Thompson of
Mcpherson, vice president; DR.. A J..
Boutin of Abilene, recording secretary;
DIR. G. A. Bozarth of Harrington, CORE
spending secretary; DR.. D. p Cook of Clay
Center, treasurer.
The selection of place of meeting for
the next annual convention was then con-
sidered, and Topeka was chosen.
The following representatives to other
society meetings and Institutes were
elected: To the American Institute of
Homeopathy, DR., H w. Roby of Topeka;
to the Missouri Institute of Homeopathy,
Dr. 2. Dietrich of Topeka; to the Ne
braska State society, DR.. B. P. Cook Of
Clay Center; 10 ellie Colorado state society,
DIR. c. A. Bozarth of Hsrrington; to the
Western Academy of Homeopathy, DR..
w. A. Minick.
Drs. Bass, Cook and Holmes were
elected as board of censors
The papers. How to Select Homoeopa-
thic Remedies by DR.. G. G. Malcolm of
Hutchinson, Abridged Materia Meaica,"
by DR.. w. A Yingling, Uterine Pack
ing" by DR.. Van Scoyac, and can Illus
trated Case" by DR.. Hudson of Kansas
City, Kan, were read and discussed.
The meeting then adjourned
till s o'clock in the even
ing. The evening session was
gram and the address by DR.. A. C.
Cowperthwaite of the university of Iowa
on Homeopathy" There was quite
fair audience present when the program
was commenced. Shaw's orchestra fur
nished the music for the occasion. Pro-
fessor Hoss favored the listeners with the
rendition of "The Bells of Shandou,"
which was done in good style. Master
Dean Minick made neat defamation.
Dr.. Roby of Topeka read an original
poem which was written by him
ten years ago entitled Our Mis-
sion" DR.. Cowperthwaite's lecture
IN Homeopathy" which was
one of the features of the convention occu-
pied the rest Of the evening, and the atten.
lion it received. especially from the
attending physicians, shows how much
his able effort was appreciated 1t is i'm
possible to give the doctors address. be-
cause of its length, but those who heard
him will always remember it as a master.
piece in defense of the homeopathic
schools doctrine.
L he exercises were over at 10 o'clock and
,he meeting adjourned until o'clock this
The following is the program for today:
FRIDAY, 10 A. NJ.
Bureau OF diseases of cbildren-E K.
Morgan, NJ. D., Leavenworth, chairman.
Summer Complaints of Children
j. A. Kirkpatrick, NJ. D., Anthony
rubercular Meningitis. ......
&C. F. Menninger, NJ. D., Topeka
Report or Eases. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Z. X. Morgan, NJ D., Leavenworth
Cholera Infantum. Observation-Disclosures.
E. l. Colt. NJ. D.. Kansas City. No
.......E, E. Spencer NJ. D., HoIton |
Bureau of nervous diseases-L A. |
Ryder, N. d, Topeka, chairman.
Reflex Disorders. Observation-Disclosures.
G. A, Dean, NJ. d, Kansas City, Mo.
Microscopic Appearance of the HUI
man Rruiu
H. w. Westover, NJ D. St. Joe, Mo. |
Observation of Case of Paralysis
Occurring in Practice. ......
.........L. A. Ryder, II. D., Topeka |
Iait in Nervous Diseases.
&c. F. Menninger, NJ. d., Topeka
FRIDAY PIP. NJ.
Bureau of organic law of homeopathy |
j. A. Kirkpatrick, NJ. D., Anthony, |
hartman.
5 There a System of Medicine. 900.
..........O. J. Lyon, NJ. D. Sebetha |
Thy Should We Continue to Be