Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04

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lumbia: A. c. wentz, Pennsylvania: l. A.
Watson. New Hampshire; II. B. Whitney,
California: II. NJ. Winfield New York: T. z.
Wilcox, Arizona; II. V. wuedeman, wiscon-
Massachusetts; ]. A Wilkinson, Connecti-
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land: r. A. West, Texas; j. n. Wilding,
New York: s. b. Ward, New York: b. II.
Wells. New York; II. o. Walker, Michigan;
J. Wright. Illinois; J. NJ. West California;
]. S. Wexford, Virginia; A. Wood. Massa-
chusetts.
The Ladies Here and Expected.
So far, the greater number Of physicians
who have arrived are unaccompanied by
ladies, but il is expected that this lack OF
womankind will be supplied by the arrivals
tonight and tomorrow morning. The la
dies who are here however are having the
very best kind OF a time with sightseeing
and shopping. They have no special plan
for the hours that their husbands are away
from them attending the sessions, but are
making the best Of the 6ne day and its
splendid chances for seeing the city at its
very best. Among the ladies who are here
are Mrs Reed, who with Miss Jordan and
the wife OF Or. Giles S. Mitchell. make UP
a Cincinnati party. Mrs. ana Miss Love OF
st. Louis accompany DIR. Love. and DIR.
Thos. w. Bickerton of St. Louis has his
wife with him. All these are CHARTERED al
the Arlington.
In a Chicago party Of nineteen expected
tonight there may be more ladies'
The party Of Mexican doctors who came
Saturday have not only their wffes. but
their entire families with them, including
real small children. The ladies. who are
well dressed are taking every moment pos
sible for sightseeing. The party naturally
comes in for great deal OF attention from
the members of the Mexican legation. Mr..
Covarrubias. the charge d'affaires. met
them upon their arrival. and with others OF
the legation will make their stay as pleas
ant as possible. This party. after leaving
mere, VIII go 10 SnicdSO, where a Ie1surcit
view Of the far is the next treat they
promise themselves. Accompanying this
party to Chicago will be Minister Romeros
sister ana her husband, who. after seeing
come here and ne entertained at the Next
can legation by Mr.. and Mrs. Romero. who.
by that time, Will have returned for the
season.
The ladies are naturally much interested
In the reception tomorrow night at the Arl-
ington, extended to the delegates and their
ladies by the local committee.
The Sections.
The professional or technical discussions
OF the congress all take place in the meet
ings OF the sections. There are twenty
three Of these. covering all branches u
medicine and surgery. Members of the con-
gress will be provided with programs and
abstracts OF papers to be read before sec
tons and can in that way arrange TO at
tend and take part in the discussions In
which they are most interested. The meet
ings Of the sections will begin as soon as
the first general session adjourns and will
continue every day until the final ADJOURN
ment Thus there viii really be twenty
three medical conven tons going at the
same time. There are over six hundred
papers announced TO be read. Many Of
them are extremely technical, but there
are some which are popular in their char
acter.
Places Of meeting have been provided in
various hotels, medical and law college
buildings and public halls
The lists of sections and their executive
presidents are follows:
Anatomy, DIR. John b. Roberts Phila-
Dermatology and syphilography, DR.. A.
II. Ohrnann-Dumesnfl. St Louis.
Diseases of children, DR.. John NJ. Keat-
ing, Colorado Springs.
Gynaecological and abdominal surgery, DR..
VIM Warren Potter. Buffalo.
Hygiene. ciimatoiogy and demography.
Medical Director A. L. Gihon. L. S. \.
I-1r alf.x~x- xhs Il
cher Ingalls,. Chicago.
Marine hygiene and quarantine. Surgeon
General Wyman. NJ. n. S.
Medical jurisprI lence. DIR. Alonzo Gar
Medical pedagogics, DIR. J. Collins War
ren, Boston.
Medicine general. d.. victorc. Vaughan,
Military medicine and surgery, Surgeon
General Sternberg.
Obstetrics. DIR. Giles s. Mitchell. Gin
cinnati.
ophthalmology, DIR. Julian ]. Chisholm,
Oral ana dental surgery. Dr. NJ. H. FIet-
orthopaedic surgery. Dr. Ap Morgan
otology. DIR. C. NJ. Hobby. Iowa city.
Pathology. DIR. John Guiteras Phila
Railway surgery, DIR. c. w. p. Brook,
Surgery CgeneraD. DIR. John b. Hamilton.
Chicago.
Physiology, DIR. Isaac OFT Easton, Pa
Therapeutics DIR. Hobart Amory Hare
Philadelphia
Diseases of the nervous system. DIR. C II.
Hughes, St. Louis.
Hygiene and Quarantias.
The section on hygiene. climatology and
demography will meet CONFORMITY with the
section on marine hygiene and quarantine
at Grand Army Hail. l4I2 Pennsylvania
avenue. opposite wfIlard's Hotel The fol-
lowing is the program for the first DAYS
session. Tuesday, September 5. from to @
pm:
1. Opening address ION Sanitary Notes
and Beams" by Medical Director Albert L.
Gihon, L. s. navy president OF the section
on hygiene climatology and demograp!y
:. Formal address ''On National Quaran-
tine" by Supervising Surgeon General Wall
ter Wyman, L. s. marine hospital service
president of the section on marine hygiene
and quarantine
8. Address in Spanish ION the Sanitary
Organization of the Spanish Army by Doc
tor Felix Estrada Catoyrs, Havana
Cuba
4. Address ION the Proper Status OF the
Medical Profession in the Government of
Nations" by Prof. Cornelius @. Come,yys.
NJ. D., of Cincinnati. Ohio.
On account of extraordinary duties Sur
geon General wyman will be unable to de-
liver his address.
THE COURT OF APPEALS.