The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-14
DOCTORS OF
THREE STATES
Tri-state Medical Association Soon
to Meet.
MANY PAPERS TO BE READ
su,,;ec,s of Public Interest to BE Dis
cnsscd by Leading Men in The Pro-
fession in Virginia aud the Caro-
linas-The Officers, &c.
MANY PAPERS TO BE READ

The, third annual session OF the Trl-State
Medical Association of the Caroiinas and
Virginia viii be held at the JEFFERSON
February -. q, and IS 1901.
A rnos,. interesting a1li valuable pro-
cra,D.ne has been arranged, and a large
s.lGse.laa1ce IS expected.
,l,an TYi-Statc Medical Association was
Organized at the meeting OF the State
Moa;cal Association at Virginia Beach IN
August 1895 a few members We're there
.,r..sa:,t from the three States ana a tenn
,,o-siry organization was effec:ed. The
1lrs1 annual meeting was held at Char
iotte. \. G., 8n January. 1888, when a per-
7nssltrlt organization WAS enecied siRe
second annual meeting was held at Char
lesion s G. in February. 1899. and q
notable feature Of this meeting were the
7sapers read by DR.. p, y. Barrlnger and
others on The sociological and physiology
cal aspects OF the negro problem Whi<h
co.lfronts The South.
WHAT THE OBJECTS ARE.
The object OF The ASSOCIATION Is 10 more
closely Identify The members OF the mech
cal profession in the three South ailafuc
States and bring them together Tor dSs-
f.lIssto.1 and the consideration OF papers OF
large Interest to The profession. me pro
,eed!nss and discussions of The previous
meetings have been OF a high 0cGer and
tElye been OF large value and profit Prob
a bly, 7lC, paper IN recent years IN the SoL~tl
has attracted more attention and discus
SION than rale able Presentation of the
status of the negro by DR.. Barrinser.
The officers of the association are hoping
-t,+ tI,e meeting soon to be held viii be
che Largest and most valuable OF the meet
ancs OF the association DR.. John n Up
slnl-. The secretary Of the association, has
looked 10 every detail that VII insure
fha completeness and value of the pro-
gIar,1rne in every particulaF.
The meetings VIII be held in the JeifeT-
son Hotel Hall. Attorney-General Mon
tayue will deliver the address of welcome
on behalf of tire city and State. Dr. j.
s Wexford VIII extend The welcome OF
the profession of the city The address OF
The president. DR.. {. " hoilock. OF tilaf-
lesion S C. VIII be a notable feature
of the exercises. The special subject Tor
discussion is state Medicine. which wi9
be discussed 10y Or. James Evans, OF Flor
ence. S. C.
Notable among the papers on the pro
s-r-amrne is that of DR.. John 4. Ham
meter. of Baltimore, on Intestinal In
DIGESTION Il is said that il Will be Well
worth a "trip to the meeting to hear me
paper of this noted specialist and the
discussion of it. Among the other papers
win be Moot Questions in Abdominal
Surgery" by DR.. II. A Royster- OF Raj
,,ie=a. n. c.: Cutting or Crush-ifs Stone
in The Bladder by DIR. StUa,,t Mcclure.
of Richmond, Va: Expectoration, It's
significance in Diagnosis and Treatment
10y Dr. Paul Paquin, OF AsheViits, n Z;
Have We a New Treatment for General
Se7ttc lnfection?r by DR.. Van Lelburg
HOFFMAN. OF Sumter 5. c.: Infant Feed
ing. - by Dr. j. Edward Tcmpkins. tTeSi-
..,,ic;so,1rer Va: Uterine Re1feNeS. by
,er. ]. Y. JasihlIr Richmond, Va; Tin
11stlls Auriln1-' 10y Or. Edward +. lSaTk il,
Charleston, s. G: How May We Stu!
FARTHER Reduce the Mortality Rate OF
,.oisl,mntion?" by DR. Louis + High.
Southern Pines n c: The IfealfneIt
of Enlarged Prostate" by DR.. Lewis
Wheat. Richmond, Va; The Significance
.,f H1m,ning Ears and Treatment by the
General Practitioner" by DR.. d. A huEk,
Richmond Va: Neuralgia OF the Mas
tod" By DR.. John Dunn. Richmond. Va
..aeadaC-ae From Nasal Pressure. by Dr.
J. A. White Richmond, Va: The sur
s,ical Interest Of the Post-Peritoneal Con-
1,ecstfve Tissue.'' by DR.. II N. Taylor,
Ridnna-,1. Va: THE Value Of AlItitoXln
and Intlbation in the Treatment Of DiI1h-
;her-i;.,'' by DR. J. W. Long, Salisbury. y.
c: IAN Original and Improved Method OF
Operating on The 1nguinal Canal III cases
OF Hernia and Alexander Operation. by
J,-. Jacob Mfrhaux Richmond. Va; En-
1ytrr1a.'' by Dir. Southgate Leigh, Nor
fox. Va: Go title given, by DR.. Man
ming sirnons, Charleston. s. C; one
HUNDRED and 1'w-eniy-fiv Consecutive Alb
lnminal Operations Occurring in Ny Ser
vice With DIR. George Ben Johnston With
Remarks hy DR.. Charles r. Robins,
Richmond. Va
OFFICERS AND LOCAL COMMITTEES.
The officers OF The association are Or.
c. w Koilock. Charleston, $. C, presi-
dent: DR.. II. a Royster-. Raleigh. \. c..
nice president for North Carolina: DR..
Manning simoGEs. OF Charleston S c.
vdce-president for South Carolina: DR.. j.
II. tiilders2seye. Tazewell, Va, vice-presi-
dent for Virginia; and DIR. J. N Upshur-
of Richmond, Va. secretary and treas
1IT'er.
The local Committee of Arrangements
consist of Or. j. S Wexford. chairman:
Drs. ]. A White, N. p. Hose. Geo. Ben
Johnston. Hugh NJ Taylor, Jacob
Micalaux Lewis I:osller, Paulus Irvine,
d. A Kuylt. Stuart Mcclure. Edward Nc
titIfre. ]. Page Aassie NirsiIliIs Harrison.
j. Allison Hodges II. II. Levy, John 2.
Davidson, and w s. Gordor.