The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-17
MEDICOS OF THE STATE
ANNUAL MEETING TO
BE HELD IN ANDERSON.
Complete Programme Of the Two
Days Session Next Week-The
Officers and Committees.

cal Society Will De neld In ANDERSON uufs-
day and Friday Of next week, May "a and
25. For weeks past the Medical Society Of
Anderson and Madison county has been
perfecting arrangements for this meeting
which is the first to be held in central In
diana. 1t is estimated that full 400 Of the
LOGO State members will be here, and that
will be the largest number ever in attend
ance at a State session. A reception and
banquet will be rendered to the visitors on
Thursday evening.
The meeting will be called to order at $3.50
a. m. May "a. by President Schell, and
prayer will be offered by Rev. w. r. Street.
Roll call will follow and reports will be
read. including those of the secretary. treas
urer, committee on arrangements, a COM
mittee on neurology and a committee on
publication. For the first session the fol-
lowing papers are scheduled:
Musical Murmurs of the Heart, with
men, l. N. Trent. Muncie; discussion
opened by A j. Herman. Logansport
"Hyperclorhydria and Hyper-secretion,
A. B. Graham, Indianapolis; discussion
opened by A. p. Buchanan, Fort Wayne.
Treatment of Syphilis c. z. Getting
ham, Noblesville; discussion opened by A.
]. Dooley, Marion.
1.-TWO Starvations." j. c. O'Day, Montpe-
$500
per, Muncie.
The afternoon session will open with pa
pers in the surgical section as follows:
Nasal Diseases and Their Differential
Diagnosis" d. w. Stevenson, Richmond:
discussion opened by l.. c. Cline. Indian
apolis
Factors on the Causation of Uterine
Cancer" I. b. Eastman, Indianapolis; "Di-
agnostic Significance of Climacteric and
Post-climacteric Hemorrhage," III. o. Pant
zer Indianapolis; discussion opened by Nj.
F. Porter, Fort Wayne
"Hepatic Abscess," John G. wishard, In
dianapolis; discussion opened by A NJ
Hayden, Evansville.
"Differential Diagnosis Between Pelvic
Cellulitis and Peritonitis." G. M. Butter
worth, South Bend; discussion opened by
T. B. Noble, Indianapolis
Burns of the Eye" G. w. Van Bensco-
ten South ben9 Gs DISCUSSION opened by o.
Eye Strain" A. e. Bulson. tr.. Fort
Wayne; Ocular Affections in Their Re-
lation to Functional Neroses," G. S. Row,
Indianapolis; discussion opened by II. E.
In the medical section the papers will be:
"A Plea for the More Extensive Use of
the Microscope" j. B. Barteling, South
Bend discussion opened by L. p. Drayer.
Fever Complaining the Puerperium." L.
Burckhardt, Indianapolis; discussion
opened by b. III. Perez, Anderson.
Some Studies in Metabolism in Chronic
Nutritional Diseases" G. w. McCaskey.
Fort Wayne; discussion opened by c. s.
Bond, Richmond.
Indianapolis; discussion opened by George
]. Cook Indianapolis.
tuberculosis N. Gaddy, Seymour;
"Creosote Treatment of tuberculosis"
berculosis,' j. T. Shields, Seymour; discus
sion opened by w. G. McFadden, Shelby
vile, and Guido Bell. Indianapolis.
In the evening at 1880 the meeting will
listen to President Schel's address, "a
Plea for Unity of the Medical Profession"
and 1.-The Marriage Problem, will be dis
cussed by DR.. Joseph M. Matthews, of LOU
isville. Ky. The evening will close with a
reception at the rooms of the Anderson
Club.
On the second day. at the morning ses-
ing papers will be presented In the medical
meeting:
THAT Feeble minded Eanaticism Known
Wayne; discussion opened by A. w. Bray
ton, Indianapolis.
fully Study Diseases of the Eye" j. L.
Thompson, Indianapolis; discussion opened
by r. B. Wetherell. Lafayette.
Suggestive Therapeutics" I. A. Borton,
Plymouth; discussion opened by c. Stoltz,
South Bend.
clinical Observations Abroad A. ].
Banker, Columbus; discussion opened by
j. Kolmer, Indianapolis.
Commissions in Children" A l. Wilson.
X. Hurt, Waynetown.
Satan in Eden: or the Fall of Man." S.
M. Voris, Columbus; discussion opened by
T. z. Griffith, Charlottesville.
The following papers will be presented in
the surgical section:
practical Surgical Notes." J. Rilus East
man. Indianapolis; discussion opened by w.
N. Wishard, indianapolis.
"Anesthetics," Z. NJ. Wood. Columbus;
"Anesthesia and Anesthetists. L. A Hyde.
Indianapolis; discussion opened by s. 7.
IAN Improved Operation for Floating
Kidney +. c. Ferguson, Indianapolis; dis
cussion opened by f. p. Nourse, Alexan-
Appendicitis and Some Appendices NJ.
A. Austin, Anderson; discussion opened by
L. B.. Terrill. Anderson.
litis," j. o. Morrow, Indianapolis; discus
sion opened by w. T. 8. Dodds. Indianapo-
1.-THE Trendelenburg Position in the Re-
duction of Hernia" M. F. Gerrish, Sey-
mour: discussion opened by j. C. Sexton,
Rushville.
In the afternoon session of the second day
the following papers Will be read:
Wayne; discussion opened by j. NJ. Aoul-
der. Kokomo.
mitville; discussion opened by Marie Has
lep. Indianapolis.
''Neurasthenia," H NJ Lash, Indianapo-
lis; discussion opened by William Flynn,
Marion.
''The Dual Nature of Man and Santa
tion," c. H. McCully Burnettsville: discus
sion opened by N. d. Cox. Spencer.
'smallpox as 1t Appeared in Anderson"
Charles Trueblood. Anderson; discussion
opened by j. N Hurry, Indianapolis.
The session will close with the report of
the nominating committee and introduction
Of the president-elect and adjournment.
The officers of the society. whose success
to be elected at the Anderson
meeting, are: President. Walker schell.
nedy. Shelbyville: secretary. F. c. Heath.
Indianapolis; assistant secretary. John b.
Fattic, Anderson; treasurer, A. E. Bulson.
jr.. Fort Wayne.
Following are the standing committees,
the first-named in each committee being the
chairman:
Ethics-M. r. Combs, Terre Haute; E.
d. Laughlin. Orleans: G. w. II. Kemper,
Muncie: William Flynn. Marion; George F.
KEEPER. Lafayette.
Arrangements-Jonas Stewart, Anderson;
W. w. Kneale Anderson L. 3. Terrill. An
derson; A w. Collins. Anderson.
Finance-W. r. Mattox. Terre Haute: w.
II. Gillum. Rockville: u. II. Hon. Blooming
ton: William r. Cravens, Bloomfield, f.
Hawkins. Greencastle.
Publication-A. w. Brayton. Indianapolis;
Allison Maxwell. Indianapolis; Theo. Pot
ter. Indianapolis; +. G. Heath. Indianapo-
lis: A F. Buison. jr-. Fort WAYNE
Haufe; w. z. Kessinger, Worthington: W.
H. Ristine. Charlottesville: ]. +. Barnhiu.
indianapolis: j. o. Swartzell. Vincennes.
Medical legislation-W. n Wishard, In
danapolis; j. N. Baughman. Evansville:
c. A. Daugherty, South Bend; N. N. Ship
man. Seymour. G. w. Burke. New Castle;