The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-05-25

New York. DR.. G. P. Lindsey, DR.. G. e.
! Munger DR.. f. Bacon, Dr. La Pierre,
DR.. Marvin Smith, DIR. Edward Weir
Smith, DR.. s. B. st. John, DR.. e. T..
Day, DR. E. Pratt, DR.. F. d. Edgerton,
DR.. e. j. Mcknight and DR.. j. G. Ken
dali.
At the opening of the morning session
Yesterday of the State Medical society
convention a case of traumauc INSANITY
was discussed by Dr. w. e. Fisher OIL
! Middletown. 1.-THE Poetry OF Or. re-
| tiers" was subject of interest by Or, -
| A. Sears of Portland. Then DR.. IL Ell
OF of New Haven, gave an interesting
| diagnosis of neurasthenia
| Following this paper there was re-
ception of delegates from other socle-
ties. Among those thus received were
RI RI. Smith. Whitneyville Conn.,, ana
Samuel b. Hunter. of Machias from the
Maine Medical association; A. W. Shea
mad A. S. wallace, both Of Nashua
| from the New Hampshire Medical socl-
ETY.; L. M. Greene and f. II. ROSS OF
the Vermont State Medical society; j.
M Fay, Northboro, w Fl. Pomeroy'
Springfield, of the Massachusetts Medl-
cal society; F. NJ. Wiggin, Parker synS
and E. Eliot Marris, of the New YORK
State Medical association; f. +, SKIN
ner. of Mineola, of the New York state
Medical society.
The committee on state matters re-
norted on affairs. of general professional
interest. o. T. Osborne, Of this city
discussed "Exophalmic Goiter' A re-
mort on the progress of medicine was
made by G. B. Graves, of New London,
and A. G. Nader, Of this city report
on the progress of surgery was made by
IT L. Ellis. of Bridgeport and N. k,
Hotchkss of this city. These were 1ol-
lowed by a dissertation by F. W.
Wright, of this city. At noon the presi-
dent made his annual address on wa
ter Supply and Disposal"
The morning session adjourned soon
after the presidents address. In the
afternoon DR.. NJ NJ. Johnson, OF Hart
ford, opened the afternoon programme
with paper on 1.-THE History ana
Treatment Of Unique Injury OF the
Face" This was followed by a paper
on the "Eclectrical Treatment OF Ute
rine Fibroids," by DR. G. G. Segur, or
Hartford. DIR. Seneca D. Powell OF
New York city, made plea for carbohc
acid and DR.. C. D. Alton, Of Hartford
read a neper advocating estate Sanito-
ria for tuberculosis Patients" DR. {.
f Taft, of Hartford, spoke on "Pyior-
ectomy" with removal Of one-half the
stomach; he also described interestingly
a successful case of castro enterostomy
for structure of pyloms and dilated sto-
mach. DR. L. w. Bacon, of this CITY,
described a case of dynamic liens A
treatise on NERVOUS and Defective
children; Their Care and Training
was read by DR.. r. A. Down, or Hart
ford. DR.. O. T. Osborne, Of this city
treated of medical shock or heart rail-
IRE. and DR. H. S. Noble, of Middle
town. read some notes on the use of ny
nscine. Hysterectomy was interestingly
treated by p H. ingalls,, of Hartford
DR.. Jay S. Stone, of New Britain, dis
cussed "Puerperal Sepsis," and DIR. E.
F. Parsons. of Thompsonville read
paper on the Protection of the Peri
neIn in Labor" An interesting case of
post-partum hemorrhage was disclosed
by Ira Gridley-Case, Of Collinsville
DR.. J. E. Loveland gave an interesting
description of the Accoucheurs Anna
mentarium. The subject Of acute peri
tOnitiS was described III three pdpclp'
one on "Etiology" by w L. Barber, Of
Waterbury, one on Diagnosis by Dr.
Carmalt. of this city, and one on
TREATMENT by DIR. T. H. Russell, also
of this city. The value of inspection
and palpitation in the diagnosis of in
trathoracic LESSONS was eXemplified by
/ DIR. c. D. Phelps of this city. DR.. J. f,
Calef. of Middletown, described his d.
aenosis and treatment of two distinct
forms of pneumonia. A diagnosis ana
treatment of chronic indigestion was ex-
planned by DIR. w. G. Murphy, of East
Hartford Three papers on Eczema,
showing analysis and treatment, were
road nv Drs II C. Fleischner and r. A.
Mcdonald, of this city, and T, M Bull,
of Naugatuck. Some suggestions as to
sanitation We're read by DR.. j, W. Sea-
yer, of the Yale gymnasium. The ex-
ercises Of the afternoon closed with the
presentation of a case for diagnosis by
DR.. H. Strosser of New Britain.