Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-23
absence and their hope that they may S
him again.


logical Society, submitted report from
that society, which, upon motion of Dr.
Kline. was accepted and was referred TO
the executive committee with the hope that
if possible its wishes be acceded to. Dr.
Paine then announced a report of the tenth
annual meeting of the National Association
of Homeopathic Members OF EXAMINING
and Licensing Boards. which report was
accepted by the institute.
Appointment of Committees.
The president announced the appointment
of committees as follows:
Committee on revision of pharmacopoea
DR. H. NJ. Smith of New York, chairman
DR.. ]. w Platt of Boston, secretary, and
Drs Wesseldorff, Boencke, Dewey, Mohr
Mottitt and Carmichael.
Committee on life insurance-Dr. A. W.
Bailey chairman. tOther members to be
appointed by the chairman)
Committee on press-Dr. Joseph Cook
of Buffalo, chairman, and Drs W. E. Leon
ard and T NJ. Stewart.
Committee on monument-Dr j. II. NC
Clelland chairman, and Drs. H. NJ. Smith.
William Tod Helmuth and ]. B. G. Custis
Committee on finance-Dr. George j. Shell
ton, chairman and Drs. John r. KippaX.
o. S. Runnels and Benjamin F. BAILEY
Committee on publication-Dr. I. Y.
Kline, chairman, and Drs. II. NJ. Dearborn
and f. E Doughty.
International bureau-Dr. ]. B. G. Gusts,
chairman. COMMITTEE to be filled by chair
man.
Memorial services-Dr. John w. Leseur,
chairman. COMMITTEE to be filled by chair
man.
Committee transportation-Dr. L. c.
McElwee. chairman, and Drs C. E. Kah!ke
and John l.. Moffitt.
Committee on resolutions-Dr. Charles
Gatchell chairman, and Drs. Ward and
Besbe.
Committee on organization registration
and statistics-Dr T. Franklin Smith
chairman; committee to be filled by chair
man.
Committee on medical education-Drs
Smythe. Cowperthwaite, Hartman. New
berry and Packard.
Committee on medical literature-Drs
Kraft. Sutherland, Fisher, Delap and
Boericke.
Thanks to Local Committee.
DIR. Kline then arose and in a graceful
speech presented the thanks of the mem
bers of the institute from the country at
large to the committee of local arrange
ments for the magnificent manner in which
they have been entertained since they have
been in Washington. He was applauded to
the echo. DR.. Kline said in closing: Il know
l voice your sentiments when l say that
with hearts in our hands We present
them to you. ladies and gentlemen, and
say to you. You took as we We're. and
to you belongs all the honor of the CORY
of this great meeting.
Cries Immediately arose for DR.. King
who came forward and in few we'll
chosen and appropriate words thanked the
members of the society for their apprecia-
ton of the efforts of the committee to
make their stay in Washington pleasant
and profitable
Meeting of Section.
Dr. King reminded the members of the
time and pace of starting of the excursion
up the Potomac to Glen Echo this after
fta ba ;t,to 10
hold a general meeting of the section of
ophthalmology, otololgy and caryngology
with the following program:
1.-The Importance of Early recognition
and the Treatment of Some Common Eye
Diseases A. B. Norton, NJ. D., New York.
n. Y.
What Can the Practitioner do in the
Treatment of Deafness?" F. ]. Newberry
NJ: D. Iowa City: Iowa; .-
DscusSion-D. A. Stickler. NJ D., Denver
Col; Z. J. George, NJ D.. Chicago. Ill.
1.-The Significance and Treatment of En-
larged Tonsils.'' Thomas NJ. Stewart, NJ.
D.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Discussion--W r. King, NJ. D.. Wash
ington, D. G.: Eldridge c. Price, NJ. D.,
Baltimore, Md
Volunteer paper-'Adenoid Growths-
Their Relations to Hypertrophy of Pharyn-
geal Tonsil." ]. Martin Kershaw.
AT the conclusion of this meeting the in
stitute adjourned sine die.
Officers Chosen.
The National Association of Homeopat THO
Members of State Examining and Licensing
Boards held meeting yesterday and officers
were elected as follows: President, DIR. A.
Korndoerfer Philadelphia, Pa; secretary,
DR.. H. NJ. Paine, Atlanta. Ga; treasurer
Dr. Edward Cranch. Erie, Pa: executive
committee, DR.. S. H. Calderwood. Boston,
DR.. V. H. Hallman, Hot Springs. Ark.
The next meeting of the association will
ha hold in I,,na
1901.
Plans We're proposed for establishing
three grades Of educational requirements
and for seeking to bring about interstate
reciprocity in the recognition of the state
license, on the basis of these grades, re-
spectively.
Dr. ]. C. Guernsey of Philadelphia and
DIR. H. r. Stout of Jacksonville were ap-
pointed delegates to the worlds homeop-
athic congress, to be held in Paris, France,
July q to August l, 1900
COurtesies to the Visitors.
The local ladies' committee contributed
much to the pleasure of the members Of the
institute and their wives. The visiting
ladies were taken about the city in auto
mobiles, more than a dozen Of the vehi-
cles being in use. Last evening musicale
was given at the Shoreham in honor Of the
delegates. and the visiting ladies. Schroe-
der's Orchestra played a number of Sc
lections and an interesting program was
carried out. under the direction of DR.. E.
S. KimbaM Chas. B. Hanford, Miss Mary
Kimbail. Miss Mary B. Conwe,l. Miss Es-
telle Wentworth. Horatio Rench. Leon
Reizenstein and Taylor Cronin contributed
to the pleasure OF the evening. Upon the
conclusion of the program a reception was
held and refreshments were served.
In the Criminal Court.
Thomas Carter. indicted for second Of
fense petit larceny, was convicted today
after trial in Criminal Court No. 1. Justice
Clabaugh sentenced the defendant to i'm
prisonment in the West Virginia peniten-
t:ary, at Moundsville, for two years and
six months.
A charge Of HOUSEKEEPING against Thorn
as Donohoe and one of carnal knowledss
against Joseph p. Sampsell were today noile
pressed.
Sarah Parker of Orrell's court. who was
arrested by Detectives Horne and Weldon
on the charge of stealing two gold rings.
valued at SIS. from William Kaletschky
was today convicted in the Police Court.
and Judge Kimball fined her $40. with the
alternative Of sixty days In jail