The age-herald., 1900-04-19
DOCTORS DISCUSS
 VARIOUS DISEASES Montgomery Has Been Turned
 Over to Physicians. PRESS WOMEN ARE ARRIVING Association Meets Today and the Town Is Filled With Fair Delegates
 Arrangements Made for
 Entertaining Them
PRESS WOMEN ARE ARRIVING

Age-Herald Bureau, Hotel Mabson, Mont
 gomery, April H.-CSpecial)-T attend ance at the State Medical association has
 met all expectations It is the most nota- be gathering of doctors in the associations S
 history Every incoming train has brought
 it's quota of physicians.
 The train between Birmingham and New
 Decatur was delayed yesterday, and
 number of physicians who were on that
 train did not reach the city until last
 night. Dr. Loury of Huntsville, senior
 vice-president of the association, and who had part In the opening exercises did not
 reach the city until last night with the
 delayed train.
 Although bad weather and delayed trains
 in a measure interfered with the opening
 exercises, the association was today in full swing.
 The papers that have been read so far
 have been pronounced of the highest order
 of merit. The programme so far has been | able, instructive and interesting. It is the l general opinion that the last year has been | the most successful of the associations s
 history.
 List of Doctors | Among the doctors in attendance are | the following: Drs. J. N. McIntire, White side William L. Abernethy, J. c. Brock,
 Warren Watkins, K. B. Goggins. A. c. Shambln, R. B. Edwards, Jr., William Wade Harper, A. B. Claughton, William E. Stewart, Mock Rogers, B. S. Chapman, R.
 V. Mobley, B. J. E. Estis, J. w. Sewell, S.
 s. Tain, J. B. Killibren, w. P. McIntoch.
 Oscar Johnston, w. N. Forbes. B. E. Gra-
 ham, J. R. Horn, ". T. Pride, B. w. Whit
 field T., w Johnston T Nav c. p
 McEachen, w. H. Wilder, T. F. Dryer, c. M. Franklin, B. r. Darnell, William P.
 Copeland, J. H. Abraham, of New York; | Sam H. Lowry, B. F. Bennett E. Allen i Jones, w. H. Sanders, V. P. Gaines. R. I l.. Sutton, s. c. Henderson, F. Moody, J. | E. Wilkinson Eli s. Jones, William G. 1 Harrison, John Dixon, F. DuBose Bondur- ant Andrew Storall, E. L. Morechal. R. Goode, s. G. Gay. w. H. Blake, Isaac Watkins, Homer S. Bruce. Alex s. Palmer, G. S. Glider R. L. Justice, Dick c. Nor ton, F. J. Hackers, s. L. B. Black, s. F.
 Maryfeld, P. T. Fleming, E. B. Ard, J. D. | Lee, w. c. Naples, and William Thomas Henderson.
 l The Programme The programme for last night was as | follows:
 | Call to order at 8 p. m.
 9 Historians address-M. B. Cameron, 1 M. D., Sumterville. | Regular reports:
 g. Acute Anterior Poliomyelitis Flu
 gene DuBose Bondurant, M D., Mobile. 1 4. "Broncho-Pneumonia in Adults'-WIl- 1 liam Mudd Jordan, M. D., Birmingham. | 5. Some Recent Studies in the Diagnosis and Treatment. with Special Reference to
 the So-called Typho- Malarial Type"-Wil- liam Groce Harrison, Talladega. 6. Surgery of the Bran''-John Daniel Sinkler Davis, M. D., Birmingham. '. Preventative of Tuberculosis" 1 liam C. Naples, M. D.. Scottsboro | 8. ''Gunshot, Gin-cut and Formulating | Wounds D. Gaines, M D., La
 Fayette.
 f A most interesting feature of the ses- l sion was the historians address. Dr. Cameron of Sumterville was the historian. | All the facts about the association and l it's good work for the last year was gone
 over. The members were much interested
 in his report.
 l This mornings programme was as fol- l lows:
 1Call to order at 9 a. m. | g. Unfinished business. Continuation of l regular reports
 l 8 Uric Acid-Charles Walter Wilkerson,
 M. D. Montgomery. 4 Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis-Cunfiing- ham Wilson, M D., Birmingham HOO o'clock a. m, special order. | D. Jerome Cochran Lecture-Willam l Osler, M. D., L. l.. D., Maltimore, Md l 6. Simple Inflammation of the Eye as Ob- served by a Busy Practitioner-Oscar Bowling, M. D., Mobile '. Fistula in Anno-Dyer Findey Talley. | M. D., Birmingham. | S. Miscellaneous business.