The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-05
Prospective Prescription Writers
try the Examinations X,
FOR LICENSE TO PRACTICE
Medicine in West Virginia y Special
Session OF the State Board of Health
in This City = Three Colorcd APP
plicants = AIlopathIc School Only
ono Rival, an Eclectic = The Ex-
animation Concludes To-day.

IA "a special meeting OF the West Virgin
ia board OF health opened in Wheeling
Tuesday morning, for the purpose OF ex-
amdnlng shlrty-three applicants for IL
cense to practice medicine in this state.
The examination continued until after
10 o'clock at night and is expected to
concluded to-day at noon. The appli-
cants were examined on six subjects,
and the remaining one set for to-day is
on The Practice of Medicine" Thera-
peutics, obstetrics and kindred topics
were the obstacles cumbatted yesterday.
The officers and members OF the board
are as follows:
DR.. c. B. Blubaugh, OF Parkersburg,
president t7
DR.. A. B. Barbee, Point Pleasant, Sec
rotary.
DR.. T. F. Lanham, Newburg.
DR.. S. N. Myers, Martlnsburg.
Dr. Charles ". spangier. May Bcurv.
DR.. ]. L. Robins, Claremont.
DR. D. H. Taylor, Wheeling.
Or. A. o. Flowers, Clarksburg.
The examination was conducted in
the second branch council chamber, city
Npulldlng, which was admirably adapted
Tor the purpose. The prospective doc
TOTS core signs of WEAKNESS after the
days struggle, as II they had encoun-
tered some rocky roads. Three OF the
candidates are colored. w. L. Hender-
son, OF Fayette county; r. L. Gordon.
OF Sewell. and G. \. Marshall, of Kew
stone Five Young women, graduates OF
medical colleges, had perfected arrange
merits to take the examination. but all
failed to appear. All of them live out
side OF West Virginia. as do several of
the applicants who have given West
Virginia addresses.
The applicants are all allopaths. with
the exception OF ]. B. Simon. OF Alton.
who Is OF the eclectic school. DR.. ]. r.
Manley, OF this city. an eclectic. assist
ed In the examination OF this candidate.
There were no homeopathic graduates.
The following Is the list Of those to
whom to funk or not to funk lies there
in the rub: =.
]. VI. LituS, Letart, o.
G. Clifford Ryder. Wheeling.
L. s. .Eernen. Maple. W. Va.
Isaac Eddy Newpor: o.
7. F. Hickey Ennis. W. Va
j. E. Borrows. Topper Plars, o.
]. L. Hitchcock, Uhr.chsvilic, o.
G. D. LETTERS, Parkershurg.
{. g. Eddy. Newport. 0.
J. F. Trippett, Morgansown.
]. T. Sharp, Frankfort. W. Va.
L. 4. koontz. Lindside. ". Va.
/, y. Z. Kelly. L,nUvile. W. Va.
D. ]. Long. Piedmont, ". Va.
W. Z. Smith, Powsll,Gr W. Va.
S. L.. Corbir. Call. W. Va. 49,
a. A. Pringle. Wheeling.
.R.iP. Davis. Fire Creek. w. Va. >
Frank c. Lee. Cleveland. o.
E. L. Wrigh', Parlershurg.
P. ". Howfe. Mt Carbon. ". Va.
". L. Henderson. Fayettc county.
r. L. Gordon, Sewell, ". Va!
w. H. Sands. Fairmont.
g. y. Marshall. Keystone, W. Va.
Emerson Boyntnr, Bowman. W. Va.
A. NJ. Parsons. Ellenboro. w. Va.
c. r. Rogers. Olive Hill. Ky.
L. T. VinsoE. Huntington. ". Va.
c. NJ Case. Wheeling.
II. c. Whistler. Snithheld. w. Va.
j. B. Simon. Alton, W. Va.
DR.. Lanha.n, of Newburg. one of the
examiners, is member of the state
senate. from the Eleventh district. EN-.
hracing Monongalia, Preston and Tay-
lor counties.