The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-05
VARIOUS SECTIONS HELD.
Smaller Conventions Take Place in
All Parts of the City.

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The section on obstetrics and diseases
of women was held in the small Masonic
hail. All in all six papers We're submitted
by the following doctors: j. Clarence
Webster, Chicago; Rufus b. Hall. Gin
cinnati; J. b. DeaVer, Philadelphia: A. H.
Cordler. Kansas City; j. G. Clark, Phil2-
deiphia; Hunter Robb, Cleveland. The
paper by DR.. DeaVer was exhaustive and
complete. The title was, The Accidents
Their Treatment"
The section on surgery and anatomy
met in the large Masonic hall. Papers
We're submitted by the following doctors:
Andrew j. McCosh New York; Paul F.
Eve, Nashville, Tenn. Christian Fenger,
Chicago; d. S. FaiTchild, Clinton Iowa:
John G. Munro, Boston; John 3. Deaver.
Philadelphia; Ernest Iaplace. PhflaGel-
phia; Homer Gage, Worcester, Mass; T..
Gregory Council, Chicago; II. O. Walker.
Detroit; discussions by Willis q. Melon
aid. Albany; D. A. Is. Steele and e. Q.
Schaefer, Chicago. Much attention was
paid to DR.. Fenger's paper
Hygiene and sanitary science We're dis
cussed in Masonic armory. Papers were
submitted by DR.. William G. Bissel. Buff
Pittsburg; Dr.. ]. G. BatesOn, Scranton.
Pa; and DR.. w. II. Heath Buffalo, n
Y. DR.. BateSon Is in favor Of a medical
examination as a prerequisite to maxi
riage.
Six papers were submitted at the Sec
ton on opthalmology, in TGlkS' hall. The
doctors We're: Edward Jackson, Denver;
G. f. Clark Columbus, A. F. Davis,
New York; J. NJ. Ray Louisville; J. =.
Colburn, Chicago. DR.. Rays paper was on
The Cosmetic and Visual Results Of
Squlnt." He said early life prevents a
study Of the visual acuteness before or
even for several years after It's inception
A number Of papers We're submitted be-
fore the section on diseases OF children,
Samuel w. Kelly, Cleveland, Ohio; A. L.
Benedict, Buffalo; J. 3. CARRIER, Dunkirk:
J: NJ. Postle. Htncklcy, HI; G. Herman.
New York w. c. JIollopeter. Philadel-
phia; Edward e. wells, Chicago.
The meeting of the section on stomn-
tology was held in the Ryan hotel, where
four papers were under consideration.
The names Of the doctors submittinE
them follow: William Carr, New York:
V. e. Turner Raleigh, N. c.; Charles
Chittenden, Madison. Wis; J. A. Libby.
Pittsburg, Pa. The working hand was in
tho nature of symposium on state
boards of dental examiners In their re
lation to the profession and the colleges.
The section on cutdneUs medicine and
surgery held its sessions in the Masonic
banquet hall. There were seven papers
in all by the following doctors: William
L. Baum, Chicago; l.. Duncan Bulkley.
New York; NJ. L. Heidlngsfeld, Ctncin-
G. Anthony, Chicago; William s. Colt
he'll, New York; Joseph Zeisler Chicago.
LaryngoloSy and OtOlOgy We're handled
in the Elks' dining hall. Seven papers
were submitted by the following doctors;
John n Mackenzie, Baltimore; p. 8.
Donnelean. Philadelphie; O. r Freer.
Chicago; ]. s. Glib, Philadelphia: ". 2.
Casselberry, Chicago; G. r. Colt. Buffalo;
+. J. Quinlan, New York.
There were two more sections. one on
physiology and dietetics. and the other
on pathology and bacterloIogy. The first
was in the Ryan Annex. The doctors hay
Ing papers we're Elmer Lee. New York;
l.. Breisachar, Detroit; A. L. Benedict.
Buffalo; Heinrich Stern, New York. DR..
Ereisacher spoke on the interesting sub
ject, "Artidcially Prepared Foods" The
last section was also IN the Ryan Annex
The doctors were Alfred s. Warthin.
Ann Arbor; T. Zeit, Chicago; w. T How
ard, Cleveland; A. P UhImacner, Gallipo-
lis, Ohio; w. G. Sriller PHILADELPHIA: e
r. lie Count, Chicago: J. 8. Foote.
Omaha.