The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-24

! Evans lola, Kan; Quincy A Glass, Win
field; ". (. Corlbaugh, Stockton; D. Z.
Scaulan, Chapman; +. T. Stauard, Salins;
Ms w. J. Evans, lola; Mrs. Miner OF
HIawatha.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At 2:30 o'clock the convention was again
called TO order by President NoI who in
troduced Rev. John Won Herliech OF the
Episcopal church of this city who offered
prayer
/ In the absence Of Mayor Cox from the
city the duty of welcoming the druggists
TO the city deyolved upon City Attorney
A. j. Wyatt, who acquitted himself very
I We'll tie extended the visiting ladies and
I gentlemen hearty welcome and stated
that the mayor extended them the
freedom Of the city and hoped they wonld
make themselves at home while here. The
I response was made by Mr.. W oodward of
Lawrence who, although not knowing
/ previous to his arrival IN the city that he
was selected for the response. made a very
! witty aud Interesting speech which was
replete with "reminiscences of the early
history OF Kansas aud Wichita Both the
welcoming address aud the response were
! received with applause.
/ The president called attention to the
/ fine floral display which had been made
during recess by one of the local florists
at the expense of the physicians OF Wich-
/ tia and in behalf of the association thank
/ ed the local physicians. As the
! idea was the result of Dr. Mary
Gage Days cool taste aud her
notion OF the eternal fitness of things, that
lady who was present was called upon for
Il few remarks and she modestiy respouN
ell. The floral display was certainly very
tine and was higuly appreciated by the
visitors
The president then delivered his annual
address which WAS very exhaustive one,
covering every possible subject pertaining
10 the Interests OF the association. 1t was
referred TO the committee on business
which viii report on it this morning
The committee on membership, consist
ing OF travelling men. reported the names
OF the following candidates and on motion
the secretary cast the ballot of the con
vention TOR their admission into tue ranks
Of The association:
f p Hiukel. Newton; Frank 0 Wat.
sou. Stafford, H. II. Bxby. Mcpherson.
J. q. Hoskins. Joe L. Career. Wichita: o.
B. Dickinson. Topeka; Jay {. Beggar. Au-
Gusf.; G GeArin-, Ger. H. Parbam, W.
L keudrick Chas johnson, Johu y
Stockeu berg. Wichita; J. Wesley Cookson.
kingman: SEQ " Van Wertien, Wich-
i-a. Warren 4 Crosby, Kincmau: ! bert
b 5nid>er. tupogia: J. " Bryant, Ness
City; J. NJ Gresham. EncIewood: ! p.
H-umfeld, Clearwater; W. l. Peck. Ha-
z.-5Cu. Martha : Bacon, Cedsrvale. Chss
Ii. AuEerine. CLYDE. y. L. Crouder. To
peAa; II 3 Allen, Norwich; Louis knack-
e., Frank Zaanan. Wilson; Edward I.
Lal- joan y Wdtaore. Topeka; l. Y
Hardy. Be.leviIle Geo Z Dyck. Bern: L
Y Lyon. North Togek-; Waiter : Hem
ron. Clearwater: Harry Cf.lter, O~sawato-
ME. L G Fair. A-1ic,, l. l. Constant.
Fred l. Riclr r H Foster. J.
=. Esebr. o T. Shoemaker, Wich-
lJ-: Frank Peck. Psatt; 3. A
Tom,insoa. Z - Atkinson. Henry
Deca. + L Bsllysar. ". H Somermur.
" T Pine, u. De Far. v. H. Thomson.
L Il. Armsby. \ q. Smith, ". H. Schoe-
field, Mcpherson. Walter X Potts.
Girsrd, James Smal!e', Mcpherson:
Charles Wells Wichita; !. p IRA, Lyons.
G II. Slack. NIckersoa; Harry l. sim
mons, Theodore A. DohTer, Arkansas CITY;
George ". johnson, Newton; NJ L.
Daniels, Pawnee Rock.
Tie report of the secretary and treasurer
we're also read. They showed the associa
tlou TO be in a healthy condition
\ very interesting paper OF Trade II :
terests, " prepared by NJ. Fox Of AJchison. 7.
was read and adopted.
Professor Sayre OF the Lawrence univer- I
Sijy, read papev on "Adultevstjon" +
which wss very Interesting a3G which was
aiso adopted as tile report OF the com
miitee on aGuiteratiou.
Many other committees reports were
read. discussed and acted apoH. thus eca-
cludiu. the program FOX the afternoon
FvESTSt7 SESSION.
The evening session was largely attended
6r citizens % Wichita IL anticipation Of