Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-30
Southern Railway Surgeons Meet
at the Jefferson.
TIE ANTICIPATING LAW
IL Gets n Councilman Who Voted For
itInio TroubIc-Ihe PoiiceJustice
carries Around CuspIdore For
Conference Senatorial Reform
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Richmond. Va, May 29.-The Asso-
Citations of the Surgeons of the South
crn Railway Company began it's annual
session al the jefferson this morning
The attendance was very large Dr.
George Ross. OF this city, the presi-
dent of the associa ton, presided, and
also delivered the address OF welcome.
Following are the papers read dur
ing the sessions this morning and this
afternoon:
First Aid in Railway Injuries" by
Surgeon Il. c. Falconer, Lexington,
ny; Septic Infection and Myelitis," by
Surgeon J. w. Osln, Gainesville, Ga;
Cases in Railway Surgery" by Sur
geon Charles =. Gordon, Dalton, Ga;
Address by DR.. Samuel c. Benedict,
Athens, Ga.-subject, The Surgery of
Empyema;' Notes on Some Recent
Eye Cases in Railway Practice" by
Surgeon-Oculist Dunbar Roy Atlanta,
Ca.
Afternoon Session of
lrictures in Railway Surgery" by
Surgeon w. O'Daniel, Billiards. Ga; ta)
Compound Fracture of the Ulna," (b)
,"Compound Fracture OF tho Tibia and
1'ihua.' by Surgeon w. w. Harper.
Of ununitcd Fractures" by Surgeon s.
X. Miller. Knoxville, Tenn: Cases OF
Delayed Union and Ununited F'rac-
lures by Surgeon f. ID. Grim. Hot
Springs. \. c.. Two Extraordinary
Cases OF Emergent Railway Surgery"
by Surgeon Desasure Ford Augusta.
Ga; Contrast Between Shccll and
Ieisned Injuries" by Surgeon C. A.
league. Graniteville. S. G.
Tonight DR.. Willis l.. WeStmoreland
y on II
Treatment of Surgical Shock"
The sessions of the associat ton will
last two days. DR.. George Ross will
tender the visitors Il banquet tomorrow
night. Many of the surgeons attending
the Southern Association meeting VIII
attend the conference OF the lnterna-
tional Associa ton.
ANTI-SPlTTING LAW.
The recent ordinance passed by the
Council forbidding eXpectoration on the
Sidewalk is creating lots of talk and
trouble. Police Justice John Cru;ch-
Fed. an inveterate tobacco chcwer of
the old school, who is filming violators of
the ordinance every morning. carries a
small cuspadore. y member Of the
Council. who voted for the ordinance.
has been summoned for violating it.
THE SENATORIAL LEAGUE.
Mir. l.. c. Garnett OF Mathews coun-
ty, returned TO Richmond to-day and
re-opened the Headquarters of the Sen
ntorial Reform League. He expects TO
remain in Richmond some time. Attor-
neN-Gencral Montague was one of his
callers There viii be very little to be
done until after the meeting of the
Leagues committee of twenty here on
June Sth
Senator Martin Will not return to
hichmond FOR about a week. He is now
at MS home. near Scottsville and will
80 from there 70 WASHINGTON. Dur!na
me iatiCr part Of the week he will visit
annapolis To attend the meeting of the
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