The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-26

that In the, sessions OF the school knowl
edge might be disseminated which would
be of value to those in attendance. DR..
Black outlined tiIez work. OF the three
day session, stating that the printed pro-
grammesr would be- followed to the
letter and the clinics conducted as set
forth. He outlined the work which the
school intends to cover and expressed
satisfaction at the: prosperous. outlook for
the coming sessions DR.. Wedelstadt gave
a short lecture on the coming afternoons
work in the clinics, which consisted main
ly. Of gold filling in proximal cavities Of
incisors and cuspids, after which an ad-
journment for lunch was taken.
Immediately upon the opening of the
afternoon session the demonstrators
named for the session began their work
of experimenting the clinics. Patients
had been secured for them by: advertis-
ing, and twenty-seyen7 chairs were kept
busy all the afternooEer :. Young men and
old men, women. and schildreny thronged
the rooms, waiting their turn. to, have
dental difficulties .sreated by: the experts
conducting the cHniess and the session
was practical demonstration of the
problems which dentists have to face, as
many a. tsar-stained face testified. --
The officers of the school are: DR.. G..
F., Andrews, president; J. E. Weirick,
vice president and general. manager; ].
M. Walls, secretary AND treasurer; r.. K.
Wedelstadt,. master of, clinics. The in
structors are Dr.. &C. Y. BLACK, of Chicago,
in charge; DR.. C. N J9hnson., of Chicago;
DR.. D. M. Cattell, of Chicago; DR.: 7. E.
Weeks, of minneapolis. and DIR. E. K.
Wedelstadt. of ST. Paul. The demon
strators are: I'd Ees ..,<
Dr. wd Alfred { 4Tsss Mlpn me Dr. s3o E
RanEa eeGs Dr. t g. weiss Mn m GM;
DR.. M. B. Wood, Mankato; DR.. G. D.
Meyer. Montevideo: DR.. 8. R. Holden,
Duluth; Dr.. A. c: Scarf, Owatonna; pr.
st. Paul; DR.. J. E. Weirick, st. Paul; DR..
G. F. Andrews, St. Paul
The following visiting dentists were
registered yesterday:
From Mtnneapolis-Drs. Alfred Own,
w. P: Dickinson, N. M. King, G. D. Ben
ton, s. E, Whitmore, 8, F. e. Fiset. J. d.
Godfrey, M A. Knapp.
W McFadden, S. 4; casherall. D. H.
e. G. French, Eau Claire: M r. Good
win, Clear Lake: F. g. James, Winona;
c. f: Stewerwold, st. .Ausque, 10; g. A.
iR IA ng Bismarck 4 N y, D: e. p Dem
City, 10; F. G. van Stratton, Hurley.
Wis; e. A. Palmer, Luverne; c. J.
Beers, Des Moines. To-; j. L. Frederick,
Wis; H. P. Broth, West Superior; J. w.
Rowell, Leon, To- G. W. Eshleman.
Cherokee. To-: w. s. Aldrich, Rochester:
c. e. Booth, West Superior, Wis; H. f.
Follander, River Falls: F. d. Brennan,
Ashland, Wis. A. q. Hibbard. Wash
burn, Wis; @. B. Kenney, West Duluth;
II: ": Riser, Lansing, To-; !. J. Herrick.
j. E. Featherston, Valley City, S. D.. H.
w Radcliffe, Sleepy Eye; M. M. Tran
Ter, Sibley, To-; N! iO::s5 Larabee, Winona;
lev CitV s d.. .Tt3 fYet Trennatt Fargo.
r. H. Gahiy, Grand RAPIDS; s. 6. Hatch Hatch,
Sioux City, To-; CnD Snow, Mankato:
G. W.. Geenty, Ottonyille: A w. Fos-
sum, Aberdeen, N. D.; = W. Harris, Nor
ris; G. D. Meyer, MontiHideo; J. w. Gal
Lamberton. Menoninee:W W. ]. Rose.
w. F. Lawrence, WARSAW, Wis; e. E.
Melrose; P. A. Rebe, Warsaw. Wis. e.
F: Breen, Iowa City, To-; E. B. Weeks,
Lltchfieid; ". A. Refno, Blue Erath;
NJ. N; Davidson, Waseca; E. g. Rich,
NJ w B. benjamin, SMgqqlpfaapois; A. Pat
son; A. G. Lee, west Superior: p. A.
Berman. Zumbrota; A. P. Nicholson, Ed
gerton, Wis; C. La GQpd. Alexandria; 2.
G. Sherman, New Richmond g. J. Eber-
Kasson; A. E.. .Hawknson. Litchfield; C.
a Farrand, La Crosse; D. e. Hunter,
Grand Forks, N. d. j: w. Boisal, Black
River Falls, Wis; c. H. Robinson. Wa
basha; l.. Bell, New Ulm. a II. -
The evening session. was held in the
club rooms and9wa devoted to a general
discussion of the work done at the af-
ternoon clinics,;dth demonstrators and
doctors who had the clinics in charge
giving. detailed explanations of the meth
ous used. Y. The remainder of the even