Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-31

The great Austrian surgeon, Prof.
Adolph Lorenz. and his able assistant.
Dr. Fritz Mueller, arrived this morn
Ing, on the first section of No. . over
the Rio Grande They were accom-
panied by Dr. ]. w. King Of Helna.
and were met by DR.. s. c. Baldwin OF
this city at Helper, and escorted to
Salt Lake. At the city station they were
met by Drs. Jones, Niles, Mayo and
Hoyt Of this city, and DR.. ~ Rosen-
cranz Of San Francisco; the latter rep
resentng the medical profession at that
great center, and having come on to
extend formal welcome TO the dis
unguished surgeon and escort him ana
his assistant to San Francisco.
WELCOMED BY THE GOVERNOR,
Gov. Wells, who was on the platform.
waiting to 90 south on political err
rand, was introduced to the professor
and his assistant, DR.. Mueller. and ex-
tended a very pleasant welcome to me
State Of Utah, Carriages were in'wait-
Ing and the party were taken to the
knutstord hotel, where the distinguish.
ed surgeons registered from Vienna,
Austria. and We're given quarters. Dr.
Baldwin has official charge OF the visi-
tors while here, and drove them around
town to visit the various PLACES OF IN
terest until 1880 y, m, when DR.. Mics
handsomely entertained the following
visiting and local medical men, al a
well spread luncheon at the Alta club,
Dr, Niles presiding at the table Prots'
l0Ienz and Mueller Of Vienna; Dl.
hing Of Helena, and Drs. Baldwin, La
Note, Lewis and j. s. Richards OF this
city. There were special and attrac-
i've table decorations.
A POSSIBLE SUBJECT.
Further sightseeing was INDUCED IN
afterwards, and at 2 p. m. the surgeons
were escorted to the Holy Cross hospi-
Ml ior clinical demonstration. 1t was
me Intention to present the cases OF
IaTee eongenita hip dislocatlons, one
ol them being that Of Policeman Hill
t 9on u year old girl, offered by Di.
nIihg OF this city. But this morning
Ut Mueller thought the child might be
eOo old. AT 6 p. m. DR.. Baldwin VIII
uncertain Profs. Lorenz and Mueller az
uihher at the Commercial club, and
'a"r * the same place there VIII be
,,soepton given the visitors to which
Sne members OF the club and OF the salt
, .-dhe Medical society are invited. The
sNors intend leaving for San Fran
'.o tomorrow noon, and II is proposed
W JAKE them TO the lake by a special
ualn Immediately after breakfast.
TALK TO THE DEsERET NEWS.
~ an interesting talk this morning.
VIZ, WIN frof, Lorenz he spoke enthusiast
,alB OF the trip through the Rocky
fountains, whose scenery especially at
uagled and delighted him. In fact his
.,ure stay In the United States. he de-
.SIed. had been OF the most pleasur-
eole character
ne courteous Inequalities OF the
,geal profession which had been ey-
,,eu 30 freely everywhere, were par
,.u,aIy gratifying, and the same We're
n. much appreciated by himself AMI
.,,h Nueller, Both professors stated
~ emphasis their pleasure with the
49, Isl s,llalnments to which surgery and
81 ,,SIiyihe mad reached In this country,
%r rl frgi l-orenz himself declared:
$3.50 only 10 years younger | would
'' B N the United States"
vi Lorenz further remarked his
kia'llcaton with the manifest prog
re- IN medical science achieved In this
,lty an impression given by visit
o t,e medical colleges in Chicago and
~ LOUIS and from what he saw an
-a,u, be was free 20 say that II Is
70 longer necessary for a student 10
W 70 Europe 10 complete his medical