The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-11
HOMEOPATHS IN SESSION.
The State Association OF Physicians
Meets-Puget sound Society.

The State Association OF Physicians
Meets-Puget sound Society.
The regular annual meeting of the
Washington Homeopathic State Medical
Society was held here Tuesday with
q large number If members from various
parts of the state in attendance. The
following is list of the society's officers:
President, DR.. H. B. Bagiey. Seattle; vice
president, DIR. e. NJ. Baldwin, Port Towns
end; secretary, DR.. C. E. Grove, Spokane;
treasurer, DR.. F. A. Churchill, Seattle.
The day session was devoted princi-
paliy to the transaction OF routine busi-
ness, reading of presidents address, re-
ports OF secretary, treasurer and various
committees. report of board Of censors,
etc. Quite q number Of exceptionally in-
teresting and instructive papers were read
and discussed by the members. Notable
among the papers were those on "Elec-
tricity in Gynecology." by DIR. T. NJ.
Young, Seattle; Everyday Midwifery"
DR.. F. A. Churchill, Seattle; "Astig-
matism." DR.. F. B. Kellogg. Tacoma;
"Purperal Mastitis," DR.. Kendall, Seattle:
'The Treatment of Chronic Diseases"
DIR. Andrews. Spokane; Medical Laws"
DIR. Higbee; Vaginal Atusia," DR.. f. r.
Hill, Tacoma. and paper by DR.. Baldwin,
of Port Townsend, on the new obstetrical
operation of symphisotomy, the doctor
citing clinical case from his own practice.
DIR. Kellogg, of Tacoma, also gave an in
teresting talk on the Gary treatment Of
chronic catarrhal deafness by "vibro- mas
sage" and the excellent results in his
practice obtained from its use.
The visitors were entertained in the
evening by the Seattle members at the
Hotel Northern.
Officers for the coming year were elected
as follows: President. DR.. w. Munson.
Tacoma; vice president. DR.. +. A.
Churchill, Seattle; secretary, DR.. +. We'll
don Young. Seattle; treasurer, DIR. Sarah
Kendall. Seattle; board of censors, DIR. T.
NJ. Young. DR.. Johnson, DR.. Kendall, DR..
E. +. Stevens, DR.. F. r. Hill.
DR.. Bagley was elected delegate to tho
Worlds congress of homeopathic physi-
clans and surgeons, and DR.. G. A. Rawson
to the American Institute of Homeopathy.
After which the society adjourned to
meet in Tacoma the second Tuesday in
May. 1884,
In the evening a meeting of Western
Washington physicians present was held.
and an auxiliary society to be known as
tue / uSet SOuuu I1OIucOpdtuiC NlcuiCdA
Association was organized with the follow
ing officers elected: President, DR.. G. A.
Walsh, Seattle: vice president, DR.. c. NJ.
Baldwin. Port Townsend; secretary and
treasurer. DR.. +. B. Kellogg. Tacoma. The
membership will be largely recruited from
the physicians living in Western WASH
ington, though not absolutely confined to
them, and will hold several meetings each
year. one OF which will be at the same
time and place as the state society.
1t is probable that similar organization
will be perfected among the physicians of
Spokane. North Yakima. Waila Walia
and EIlensburg, and other points east Of
the mountains. The next meeting of the
new society will be in Tacoma and the
society starts out with bright prospects. as
quite number of papers have been prom
Used for the next meeting.
After extending votes of thanks to the
daily press, retiring officers and the Sc
attic members, the societies adjourned to
meet next III Tacoma.