The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-18

cavaliers, but Georgia, founded for sweet
cnarty's sake, was settled by the honest
yeomanry Of old England. who have be-
come part and parcel Of her glorious his
Or. Ridleys eloquent remarks we're
heartily applauded. He is a prominent
member Of the association. and one Of the
leading men in his section Of the state.
The morning session closed with the an
nudl address of President Wes tmOrelanu
Dr.. Westmoreland in his address spoke
OF the great changes which have taken
place and the great strides Of progress
Whlch have been made in the science Of
medicine since the organization Of the as
ISOLATION fOrty-siN years ago, many OF
which steps have been witnessed by the
younger members Of the association. He
alluded TO the divisions OF labor which now
mark the professor, and the greater at
tention which is being paid every year TO
QeN elopment on special lines. The discoV-
cry Of auaesthesia By DIT. Crawford Long
Of Georgia, iE 1S32 he said had reyolu-
ti0nlzed the methods OF surgery
The meeting adjourned until 2:0 o'clock,
when the session was resumed in the ban
OF applications for membership were re-
celVed. The first paper read was upon
Iraumatic Wounds of the Eye and Their
treatment. The paper was prepared by
DR.. T. +. Mitchell of Columbus, and In his
absence was read by DR.. A. W. Calhoun
OF Atlanta Dr. l.. II. Jones of Atlanta
read paper upon "Uranalysis.' A very
interesting paper was read by DR.. Cal
houn upon the Management OF Hemor-
rhage After Tonsn Operations" Dr. Cal
houn IS one Of the most distinguished
specialists in the country and his views
were listened TO with a great deal of in
terest by the members. The paper was dis
cussed by DR.. J. VI. Hull Of Augusta and
others. A brief. but very Interesting paper
was read by Dr r. J. Num-. entitled
Something New in the Treatment of Wo-
men After Confinement The convention
then adjourned until $50 o'clock this morn
ing
Immediately after adjournment a meet
ing OF the Medical Insurance Examiners
of Georgia was held. This association was
organized year ago. The president, Dr.
r. c. Goodrich of Augusta. presided The
secretary, DR.. 7. d. Love OF Atlanta, read
report from the committee on Organiza-
ton and bylaws. The address OF the pres
ident contained many points of interest
to insurance examiners.
The physicians in attendance. who have
registered their names with the secretary
so FAR, are as follows: j. ID. Martin, Sa-
vannah; w r. Coursey, Nidalia Virgil
OHardon, Atlanta A. W. Calhoun, At
lanta; c. T. Quinn, Naylor; T. r. Gar
lington Rome: W /. Fits, Carrollton; c.
Dunbar Roy. Atlanta; F. NJ. Ridley, La
Grange; w. L. Westmoreland, Atlanta;
j. Fl. Shorter, Macon: 5. Rumble, Cog
gansyille; J. S. Vaudeville Fort Gaines
W. T. Simpson. Smithville: A. b. McRae
Seville; s. J. Lanier, Savannah; NJ. A.
Purse. Atlanta: ID. Fl. Howell, Atlanta;
E c. Goodrich. Augusta; Louis II. Jones'
Atlanta: w. b. Prather, Scale, Ala; H.
L Battle. Wadley: r. B. Barron, Macon;
G. RI. Peter, Macon; r. Fl. Taylor, Griffin;
G. H. Richardson Montezuma X. p.
Moore, Macon: r. b. Harris, Savannah;
j. McF CASTOR, Jr., Atlanta ]. c. Patter-
son, Milledgeyille, A. c. Hobbs, Atlanta (;
II. J. Williams. Macon; J. d. Tyson,
Adrain; +. II. COmas. BaXley; J. G. Dean,
Dawson; F. r. Wallace, Cordele; d. N.
Nichols Posten