The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-15
MEDICS TO TRADE TALES
MINNESOTA PHYSICIANS TO MEET
AT THE CAPITOL TODAY
1t Ii Their Thirtieth Annual Session
to Discuss Their Professional
Experiences With New Things in
the Treatment of Human Ills
Some Interesting Papers Will Be
Read-DruEgists Will Also Meet.

Read-DruEg1sts VIII Also Meet,
Many of the most prominent physi-
clans and surgeons of the. state are ex-
pected to be present at the state cap
ftol this morning at 9 o'clock, when
President John F. Fulton, M. D., of
! this city. will call to order the thir-
tieth annual meeting Of the Minnesota
| State Medical society,"
| The forenoon will be devoted to q
business session, after prayer by Rev.
DR.. John Paul Egbert, Of House of
j Hope church, and addresses of welcome
by Gov. Clough and Mayor Kiefer.
The report Of the executive commit
tee will be presented by DR.. J. A.
| Quinn, its chairman, and President
Fulton will deliver his annual address,
the topic being THE Improvements in
Modern Methods of Medical Teaching
After the transaction of the business
routine, an adjournment will be taken
until O'Clock, when the section Of
the practice of medicine, of which DR..
Charles L. Greene, of this city, is
chairman, will present it's share Of the
programme, which is as follows:
Bicycle Therapeutics" c. H. Hunter, M.
D., Minneapolis.
Diabetes Melitus." ]. G. Cross M n
Rochester '
"Luekemia." Hugh F. McGaushy, M. D..
! Winona -
| Treatment of Tuberculosis" G.. A HAS
M. D., ST. Paul.
"A Staggering Coincidence" F. w. Ep.ey,
M. D, New Richmond
Treatment Of Pneumonia by Pilocarpin, .
E. J: Davis, M. D.. Mankato
| The Treatment of Pneumonia by Geld" H.
| Wernicke Gentles, Chicago
| FONTS in the Differential Diagnosis of
Ascites, Arthur R. Edwards, M. d., Chi
~ "Adeno'ds, in Their Relation to General
| value of Disqualification in the Early
M. D., Minneapolis.
| W:dafs Test in Diagnosis Of TYPHOID
feyer'' Louis B. Wilson. NJ. D., Mime
Two Cases of Appendicitis Treated nv
Calomel and High Injections" P. A. waltz
M: D., Park Rapids.
appendicitis From the Standpoint of the
general practitioner" Theo. L. Hatch, M.
Presentation of Case of valvular Heart
disease of Unusual Interest,"" T. A. Con. v.
| M. d. Cannon Falls.
Lead Poisoning From an Unusual Source. -
FRANKLIN A. Dodge. M. D., LIE Sueur
Spontaneous Emphysema Occurring DIR
ing the Act of Vomiting" A. W. Dunning,
| M. D., st. Paul.
- induced Abortion; Sepsis, Anurea Lasting
GieVen Days, DEATH" Andrew Henderson. M
w .preseptation Of Case of Myxedema, ,,
a. "Landry's Paralysis, Complete Res,.,r.-
Tory Fafaiysis, Life Main aimed for Forty-two
Days .! BY artificial Respiration; y '"o
o. Spieno-Medullary Leukemia. -.
&C. Pernicious Anemfa,'' Charles LYMAN
| Greene, NJ. D., ST. Paul. 10y inan
Al inc evening session, from D. m. to 10
p. IA. ta) Section Of medical education. iuris
prudence and state medicine will direct tbe
following programme under david OWES 1le
| Thomas M. D.. chairman: o"'A
| medica. anu hiateria
"a An INQUIRY Into the Possibilities of Art,-
neal immunity" David Owen Thomas. Nj.
| d., Minneapolis. W.
me Importance of Traces of Albumen
ana a casts OF the Expectancy of Life From an
insurance Point Of View" G. A. McCoiIom
| M. D., Minneapolis
p york" Charles Lyman Green M. D.. St.
Medical Mine Education" Leo M. Crafts. M.
Bovine g. Tuberculosis" M H. Reynolds, M.
"a "A -SContribution to the Subject of Proven
Systems" second paper, Howard McIivain
Meo.T TSn M N; D, MINNEAPOLIS.
bereulosis., J. W. Bell, NJ. D.. Minneapolis
(c) Section of Nervous Diseases. F. A.
Dodge. M. D. chairman a.
Cret1nism," F. A. Dodge, M. D.
1.-THE Clinical Resemblance and Patholopica,
Anoiogy Between Hereditary Chorea and bis
seminated Cerebro-Spinal Sclerosis in the
M. u,
Some Modern Physiological Theories of the
Central Nervous System illustrated bye the
steTVeE eWs % E; Eugene Riggs M
OF Cases in the Inebriate Department of the
Rochester State Hospital" R. M Phelps, Nj.
ID Sections of Pathology and Physiology. s.
H. Boyer, M D., chairman.
THE Influence of the Nervous System on
Metaboism." G. c. Barton. NJ. B., Mime,
apolis.
The Pathology of Gonorrhoeal septicae-
mia j. M Robinson, M. D., Duluth.
The Pathology of Puerperal Eclampsia
D., st. Paul.
The State Pharmaceutical association
will also meet at the capitol this morn
ing.
A fruitful source Of discussion will
be the problem as to who shall bear
pr1etary medicines. Some manufac-
turers have notified the druggists that
the amount Of the tax will be added to
the prices charged them for the goods
The druggists object and say that
their profits are small enough already.
The manufacturers should stand the
tax.
An effort will be made to unite the
druggists of this state and then to
unite the various state associations in
an effort to compel the manufacturers
to at least divide the burdens equally
Miss Fay Fuller in Town.
Miss Fay Fuller special commissioner from
the State, the Washington state newspaper,
to the Mississippi exposition, is spend
ing day or two in st. Paul. Miss Fuller
is one of the brightest of the newspaper
women Of the coast. She reports great com,
mercial activity in her state
Miss Fuller will be remembered as the first
woman who ever climbed Mount Tacoma.
MRS. ELLA M'GARVY.