The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-14

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Subjects That VIII he Disscused,
With Names of the Physicians
Expected to Handle Them.
The Minnesota State Homeopathic In
stitute will convene in annual session at
the state house next Tuesday morning,
and continue In session three days.
7 Aside from the discussion of technical
subjects, which will cover a wide range
of subjects, the social feature will be q
prominent one in the gathering. On We'd
nesday evening a banquet will be given
at the Aberdeen. Toasts will be delivered
by many prominent in the profession, and
T'rof E. II. Pratt, of Chicago, will speak
upon 1.-The Hospitality of the Profession y
Prof. Pratt is well known surgeon, and
| an able and eloquent speaker.
The local committee on arrangements
consisting of DIR. B. H. Ogdon, Alexander
Mcdonald and ]. D. Lewis, have been
perfecting arrangements for the enter
tainment of the visiting members of the
profession.
President E. L. Mann will call the in
stitute to order Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock in the senate chamber. Recon-
mendations for future lines of inquiry and
study will be made by him, and the APP
piintment of the committee on nomina-
tons will be made One of the features Of
each session will be the report Of the
committee of censors, consisting of
Thomas Lowe, Slayton, George E. Clark,
Saltwater, and George E. Dennis. Mime
VII, xrllr~ inxryo Hynr
paper before it Is presented, and gives
very brief synopsis of It's contents.
Pedology will be the first subject taken
up. DIR. Margaret Koch, of Minneapolis.
will preside over this discussion. The
following are down on the programme for
papers upon the various branches of the
subject: Ethel E. Hurd, Minneapolis, f.
r. Rome, Minneapolis; Esthus H. Young,
Minneapolis; Thomas, Lowe, Slayton; j.
D. Crawford, Minneapolis; H. w. Brazie,
f. Fl. Leayitt, Minneapolis, II. M. Luf-
kin, ST. Paul, and w. E. Leonard, Mime
apolis.
Two papers will also be read during the
morning upon Electro Therapy, by w. L.
Jerman, Minneapolis, and B. H. Ogden.
st. Paul
At the afternoon session surgery will
be discussed by r. st. j. Perry, Farming
ton: w. T. Stone, Park Rapids; Henry
H. Aldrich, Minneapolis, and O. G. Gray,
Minneapolis. M. P. Austin, of Mime
apolis will lead the discussion.
Sanitary Science will be advocated by
H. M Bracken, Minneapolis; J. III.
Beatty, of St. Cloud; A. F. Goodrich, Of
ST. Paul, and B. G. Carleton, of New
York, will speak on Skin and Venereal
diseases.
Ethel E. Hurd, of Minneapolis, will lead
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ed by J. B. 8. King, of Chicago; A. c.
Cowperwaite, Chicago: w. E. Leonard,
Minneapolis; George E. Clark Saltwater,
and D. w. Horning, Minneapolis.
Wednesday morning the election of Of
ficers will take place, and another busy
day put in by the needles. Clinical medi-
cine will: first come up for discussion, by
o. n. Hall; Zumbrota; D. w. Horning;
Minneapolis; A. A. Just, Crookston; M. G.
Ripley Minneapolis; E.. 8. Perrigo, Pipe
stone; A. J.. Hammond, Winnebago City,;
r. B. Leach, St. Paul; o. H. Hall, Zum-
brota, and Louis M. Hayes, Minneapolis.
In the afternoon PHYSIOLOGY and
science of homeopathy will be discussed
by the following. Harlow Gale, Mime
apolis; Elmer Gates. Washington, D. c.;
D. H. Roberts, Owatonna; ]. D. Buck,
Cincannti; r. B. Leach, st. Paul; G. E.
Clark, Saltwater; C, II. Glidden. St. Paul;
o. II. Hall, Zumbrota,. and E. Hubbell,
st. Paul.
Gynecology will also come in for a lib
eral discussion, with the following physi-
clans as the participants: E. H. Pratt,
Chicago; George F. Roberts, Minneapolis;
N. w. Emerson, Boston; George e.
Dennis, Minneapolis; H. M. Lufkin st.
Paul. H. c. Aldrich. Minneapolis; j. B.
Wheelock, Good Thunder e. Hubbell and
w. s. Briggs, st. Paul; A. E. Higbee and
T. ]. Gray, Minneapolis, and w. A.
Beach, Mankato.
The banquet at the Aberdeen will fol-
low In the evening.
Henry Hutchinson, of st. Paul, will pre-
side over the opening of the third days
session, when mental and nervous
diseases will be the topic for discussion.
The characteristics of the maladies COM
ing under this head will be presented by
D. E. Brownwell, of Westbro, Mass; E.
ST. J. Perry, Pennington; A. P. William
son, Minneapolis; w. o. Mann, Fergus
Falls
Medical Jurisprudence will be discussed
by A. P. Williamson, Minneapolis; r.
P. Taft, Rothsay; B. H. Odgen and r. r.
Rome.
The eye, ear, nose and throat, come in
for discussion by the following physi-
clans; L. G. Wilbertson, Winona; H. s.
Liddle, Minneapolis; J. D. Lewis and
Thomas Lowe, st. Paul
The convention will close Its session
with discussion upon obstetrics, by C.
M. Cooper, Chatfield; A. A. Allen, Roches-
ter; o. H. Hall, H. c. Aldrich, J. D.
Crawford. B. H. Odgen, M. G. Ripley.