The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25

the Members of the Society Was
One of the Features of Yesterdays
Meeting-Urged His Hearers to
Take Greater Interest in the Meet
ings of Their Society-Paid a Trib-
ute to President Mckinley.
y, Exclusive Wire from lhe Associated Press.
Pittsburg, Sept. 2i.--Legislation was
the keynote of the opening session of
the thirty-seventh annual convention
of the Homeopathic Medical society of
Pennsylvania this morning. The sub
iect was brought into prominence by
the discussion of the state hospital for
insane appropriation and the homeo-
patEiC physicians entertain the hope
that In the near future their branch
OF the profession will have one of the
fine ST institutions for the care of pa
ticnts with diseased minds in pennsyl-
NaEia.
When DR.. Willard was asked for his
report as chairman of the legislative
committee he requested that it be de-
ferred until tomorrow when Speaker
Marshall. of the house of representa-
ttves could be present. 1t is Mr.. Mar
ehalFs desire to address the conven-
ton upon the bill providing for the
establishment of the hospital and TO
ask for the cooperation of the physic-
ians of the state.
The convention is unusually well at
tended this year and innumerabl
scientific features will be discussed
in addition to the routine business in
cdent to the organization.
The convention is presided over by
Dr. II. B. Ware of Scranton. Pa. the
state president of the society and the
youngest man who has ever filled that
office. His address To the delegates
this morning was fun of sage advice
and was listened to with much interest
by the members of the society.
DR.. Wares Address.
In opening his address DR.. Ware
said:
We celebrate this year the thirty
fifth anniversary of the organiza-
ton of this body, and it seems fit
ting here to ask ourselves the uues-
tioi. Are we satisfied with the past,
and are We TO follow straight in the
.. r"o" y, ''oHe VINO nave gone peIoie
u.s.? He advised his hearers not to be
satisfied altogether with things as they
are. but to press on tn newer and pos
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