St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-20
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY
c0NvEKES THIS MORNING FOR THREE
DAYS. SESSION
BANQUET THURSDAY EVENING

Two Hundred Delegates Coming
Ramsey County Society Pre-
pairing for Rare Event-Pro-
gramme OF Each Days Ses-
sion-This Is the Twenty-Sixth
annual Convention.
: At the last regular monthly meeting
of the Ramsey County Medical society.
held at the Ryan hotel, it was resolved
to exert extra means. to entertain the
members of the Minnesota State Medi-
cal society. LII line with this resolve it
was decided to tender banquet to the
state body al the Ryan Thursday even
ing, to begin at 0 o'clock. A social
gathering at the Ryan parlors from to
9 will also be held.
The twenty-sixth annual meeting will
begin at 10 a. IN. today. at the repre-
sentatives' chamber, state capitol. The
morning session will comprise the fol-
lowing: Call to order; prayer; report
of executive committee; roll call; read
ing of minutes of the last meeting; re-
port of committee on revision of consti.
tuition; presidents address, "rhe Medi-
cal Profession, and Its Relations to the
Sister Professions and the Public;'
treasurer's report. The afternoon SEES
sion will open at and close at 5. The
''Section of Practice o. Medicine" of
which E. j. Davis, NJ. D., of Mankato.
is chairman, is scheduled to hold the
boards during the AFTERNOON. The reg
ular programme is as follows:
DRemarks by the chairman: (a) yacci-
nation; (b) report of case, d. NJ. Cool.
NJ. d., Faribault; Functional Disease
of the Bladder" j. w. Andrews. Nj. d..
Mankato, MINI; "rherapeutic Uses of
the Pneumatic Cabinet" Karl Won Ruck.
B. S., NJ. D., Asheville, n. C.-discus-
sion led by Ii. Longstreet Taylor. NJ. d..
st. Paul, Mimi; a note upon the value
of direct massage of the cornea as all
aid in the treatment of corneal opaci-
ties; presentation of new instrument,
H. Mel. Morton, Nj. D., Minneapolis,
Minn.-discussion led by Thomas Nc
Davitt, Nj. d., st. Paul. MINI.
Evening Session, $40 p. m.-Section
of Medical Education, Jurisprudence
and State Medicine-William Davis. NJ.
D.. Chairman. st. Paul, MInn.-"Quar-
antine Measures for tuberculosis"
William Davis. NJ. D., st. Paul. Mimi;
Irrational Medicine and Charlatanry."
discussion led by Thomas McDavitt. NJ
D.. st. Paul, MINI. Section of Nervous
Diseases-G. W. Mcintyre. M. D.,
chairman, st. Peter, Mimi" Causes of
Diph,heritlc Paralysis" g. w. McIn-
tyre, NJ. D., ST. Peter. Mimi: 'Tumors
OF the Brain" Arthur Sweeney, NJ. d.,
st. Paul, Mimi; Equilibrium" E. N.
Flint. NJ. d.. Winthrop. Mimi; Are
There Degrees of Insanity" R. Nj.
Phelps, NJ. D.. Rochester. MINI.
The programme for tomorrow is as
follows:
Morning Session, 1912 a. m.-Reports
OF correspondents; reports of delegates;
reports of special committees: untn-
ished and miscellaneous business.
Afternoon Session, rs p. m.-''Sec-
tion Of Obstetrics and Diseases of Chill
dren'-R. c. Dugan, NJ. d.. chairman,
chairman; co. ''Pseudo- Hypetrophic
Muscular Paralysis r. C. Dugan. NJ.
d. Eyota, Naturalization and Its
Treatment" S. w. Ransom, NJ.
D., Dodge Center. Mimi; '"Per-
manent Damage to the Individual,
Due to Obs 1ructlou of the Upper Air
Passage During Childhood" II. Long
street Taylor, NJ. D., St. Paul. Mimi;
"Some Observations Concerning Or
rieal Practice in the Country," w. A.
Chamberlain, NJ. D.. st. Charles, Mimi;
REPORT of Two Casarean Sections" j.
H. Dunn, Minneapolis. MIMI; PA
thology of Phlegmasia." W. L. Adams.
M. d., Elgin, Mimi. Section of Gyn9-
cology-"Retro-Dis placements." A. Nc
Laren, NJ. d., st. Paul, Mimi; "Myo-
mectomy as a Substitute for Hystero-
Myomectomy," E. z. Dudley, M. d.,
Chicago. ILL.,; 1.-TWO Laparotomies for
Retroverted and Adherent Pregnant
Uteri,"F. j. Brabec, PeIhar, Mimi.
The order of eX erciSeS for Friday are
as herewith given:
Morning Session, 1912 a. m.-Unfin-
iShed and miscellaneous business; Sc
lection of place for next meeting: cleo
ton of officers and their installation;
report of committee GU nominations,
j. Warren Little, NJ. D., chairman;
election of committees.
Afternoon session, rs p. m.-Section
of surgery-Thomas McDavitt, Nj. D.,
chairman, st. Paul, Mimi. Corporations
on Middle Ear and Mastoid''-Thomas
McDavitt. NJ. D., st. Paul, Mimi. Ad-
dress Oh General Surgery'-Robert A.
Wheaton, NJ. D., st. Paul, Mimi. Par
English. NJ. D.. Winona. Mimi. 1.-The
Advisablity of Opening the Medullary
Canal i'll all Cases of Acute Infectious
Bone Disease OF CHILDBIRTH. e. Ba-
con, Nj. D., st. Paul, MINI. Notes on
Few Clinical Experiences of Inherited
Syphilis" Foster, NJ d.. st.
Paul, MINI. 'Nesical Calculus with
Specimen"-F. A. Dodge, NJ. D., LIE
Sueur, Mimi. "Enterorraphy: Report
of One Successful Case of End
to End Anastomosis of tile Large
Intestine With the Murphy But
TOM = Archibald McLaren. M. D.,
D., st. Paul, Mum; appendicitis.
With Summary OF Thirty-three Con-
secutive Cases." }. H. Dunn, NJ. D.,
Minneapolis. Mimi: "Fractures of Orb
ital Wall and Margin" Ii. Mel. Morton.
NJ. D., Minneapolis, Mimi; discussion
led by c. H. Hunter, NJ. d., Minneapo-
lis, Mimi. "Surgery of the Prostate"
&. A. Wheaton. NJ. d., st. Paul, Mimi;
''Some Remarks on Treatment of Sup
purating Wounds" Harold Graft, Nj.
D., st. Paul. Mimi; diagnosis and
Surgical Treatment Of Cancer of the
Stomach" j. w. Macdonald, Nj. D., l..
r. e. S. E., Minneapolis. Mimi; brain
Cys,s," Z. II. Mayo, M. D., Rochester,
Mimi. "Non-Tuberculous Diseases of
the JOINTS" A. j. Gillette, NJ. d., st.
Paul. MINI.
There will be about 200 in attendance.
The list OF toastS is not yet completed,
hut will ha aDpouucnd LATER