Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-28
MILITARY SURGEONS
Full Program of the Sessions to Be
Held Next Week.
TIE PRESIDENT TO WELCOME THEM
interesting Papers to Be Read and
Discussed.
N OF ES OF INT r E s 7
TIE PRESIDENT TO WELCOME THEM
N o T E OF Int RE S 7

The official program of the fourth an
nual meeting Of the Association Of Mill
tary Surgeons Of the United States on May
!. 2 and has been prepared. 1t is as fol-
lows:
First Session, May 4, 1894, Morning.
National Theater. q street. Meeting to
be called to order at 10 am. Prayer by
the Rev. T. 8. Hamlin, D. D., Church Of
the Covenant. Opening Of the congress by
the President Of the United States. Music.
Address Of welcome on behalf Of the citi-
zens of the District OF Columbia by Mr..
John w. Ross. Commissioner. Address OF
welcome on behalf OF the Medical Society
Of the District Of Columbia by Prof.
Samuel c. Busey. n. D.. LII. D.. president
OF the District Medical Society Music.
Address OF welcome on behalf Of the Ma
tional Guard of the District of Columbia
by Bhgadier General Albert Ordway, COM
manding National Guard. District of Co
lumbia. Presidents annual address, ABB
deminal surgery on the Battlefield" by
Col n. Sem, surgeon general National
Guard Illinois, president Of the associa-
ton.
Second Session, 2 pm.
Symposium on transportation Of the sick
and wounded. History: Maj. Charles
Smart. surgeon, United States army, WASH
ington, D. c. 2. Litter and ambulance: Maj.
Valery Hazard surgeon. United States
army. Fort d. A. Russell wyo.; Capt. F. J.
Ives, assistant surgeon, United States army,
Fort Sheridan. H.; Capt ]. d. Glennan,
assistant surgeon, United States army, Fort
Sill, Oklahoma territory. 3. Travels: Maj.
John Van r. Hoff. su rgeon. United States
army. Governors Island, n. Y. 4. Railway:
Col Louis W. Read. surgeon general Penn
sylvania, Norristown. Pa. 8. On board ship:
States navy, Washington, ID. c.
Addendum - "A field hospital kitchen
wagon for sterilizing dressings at dressing
stations and on the march," Capt H. o.
army, Fiattsburgh barracks. n. Y.
Reception and collation. at the E5bitt
| House from to IL y. m
Third Session, Wednesday, am.
1. Notes on the Introduction OF Tent Field
Hospitals in War, by Col. B. J. d. Irwin,
assistant surgeon general Y. S. A., Chicago.
2. Some Notes on the late Civil War by
Col Richard r. Michel surgeon general
Ala. 8. T.. Montgomery. Ala. 3. Brief Notes
on Ship, Hospital Barrack and Camp Fur
niture. and on Electric Heating and Cook
ing. by Christopher J. Cleborne. medical d.
rector L. S. N, I'm charge Of United States
Naval Hospital Chelsea, Mass. 4. Camp
Hospitals. by Major Lawrence c. Carr.
sugeon n. @. Ohio. Cincinnati 8. The
Medical O6cer at the Summer Encamp-
ments by Lieutenant Colonel Chas. r.
Green1eaf. department surgeon general L. s
| A, San Francisco. 6. The Diet of the Ma
tionai Guard In Summer Encampments, by
First Lieutenant Charles W. Galloupe, as
sstant surgeon battery A. NJ V. M. Bos-
| top. Z. The Naval Medical Onicer on Ex-
peditionary Boat Duty. by Surgeon John c.
Wise u. S. n. 8 Progress of Medico- Military
i Science In the National Guard of NewJersey,
1 by BriGadier General John d. McGfll sur
| geon general n. G. of New Jersey, Jersey
/ City. 9. The Place OF Physical Training in
Military Service. By Capt James e. Pitcher.
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| 10. The Relation Of the National Guard
| Surgeon to the Medical Profession and To
the Community, by Capt. T. c. Clark. as
sistant surgeon n. G. Minnesota, Saltwater.