The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-13
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CuicAGo, June l3. - The sessions
the various branches of the In
k,national Congress of Charities,
Forrection, Reform and Philan-
kropy were resumed this morning
TIE Aro institute. The general
ppgress in the Hall of Columbus
1 10 a. m. for the consideration of
he questions of resolutions 10 be
sssed by the body, and committees
rere appointed for this purpose to
eport later in the week.
Section / . devote I'd to the public
eatment of pauperlsm, was called
! order by Chairman Wilcox few
minutes before IL o'clock. M.
rosetete-T hierry, of France, was
resented to the gathering and read
paper on Relief in Work. Dr.
lenger, of Vienna. discussed Poor
Relief in Austria, and was folio sed
" two of mis- fellow citizens. D..
kobaltcn and Or. mama Ser.
egg, who gave a statistic al presen-
ation of the Austrian Poor Relief
yatem. The proceedings were
losed with an address by Miss
Idith Seller, of England, on
Philanthropic Organization and
Work in the British Isles.
The consideration Of the care of
Neglected, abandoned and depend.
Rnt children was resumed by Sec
Aion II, an informal discussion,
Rhich was freely participated in by
jAAs audience, being held On the
bMs Of dependent children by state
bnd private CT ari,y, and by family
b ystems of boarding and placing
out.
M In section 3, DR.. j. S. Billing,
sthe chairman, presented MIR. James
Lathrop, of the Roosevelt hospital
On New York City, who read an
|lnterestlng paper on the tiLaaclal
Etide of hospitals and similar insti-
buttons. The following papers were
then presented.
n Paying patients in hospitals, DR..
EH, Nj. Lyman, Chicago; Dispense
Hrles, Q. G. Savage, New York, the
Mchurch hospital, Rev. A. FIFTEEN
b house, Philadelphia. The sub-sec
Htion on nursing held its inaugural
session this morning. A paper
from Florence Nightingale on the
Eprinciples of nurse training was the
initial number on the programme
and the reading of the paper wa
frequently interrupted by applause
Miss Sutcliffe, of New York, an(
Miss Louise Darche, of the SAM
city, then presented their views OF
training schools in America, and at
ter Pastor Fliedener had DISCOURSE
on "Deaconesse.," the meeting wa
brought to close with a paper OF
"Nurses as Heads of Hospitals" b.
Miss l.. Davis, of the Universit,
hospital training school, Phila
delphia.
/ DIR. 0. Evarts, superintendent o
the Cincinnati Sanitarium, opened
the proceedings in section w, OF
the Commitment, Detention, Car
and Treatment of the Insane, will
an interesting paper, and was fol
lowed by DR.. Frederick Peterson
Of New York, who spoke on tn
Care and Treatment of Epileptics
Dr' Stephen Smith, of New York
Nad paper on the Importanc
watch has been and which SHOULD
De attached to Expert Medical Tel
HImony in the Commitment of tn
insane, and the final number was
,ecture by DR.. d. Hack luke, O
London, on Reform in the Treat
ment of the Insane.
me proceedings of section Y
aevoted to the consideration of tn
prevention and repression of crime
ana the punishment and reforms
Won OF criminals, were of an info
ual nature, the topic of the day b.
Ing The Idea of Retribution
as llertment Of Crime. "The d
'effent Effect Of Punishment" an