Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-19

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town. the trials, and the early police
and the lardships they had to over
como. Major Sylvester. Superintcn-
dent of Police, Washington. ID. c., and
president of the association. respond
ed. going into details on the different
! departments of Il well balanced 20
lice organization, and what has been
accomplished, and what can be done.
| There were several committee re-
ports, including that of new mcm-
bers
AT 2:3O D. M after IL recess of an
now. there was Il reading of several
papers and discussions ofpoicc sub
lectS. a paper WAS read from the
chief Ct Police of Brocklinc. Mass.
on communications sent out from one
| department To another and the delay
III getting an answer,
Thc hope WAS expressed that at
this session the association would
take the matter up and try to get
in this important work.
To Ocean View.
The chiefs adjourned for The day
ana all assembled at the main en-
trance of the exposition and there
boarded cars for Ocean View. Tick
cts were furnished the visiting police
leaders for bathing and to the Ocean
View Thcatcr.
Upon their arrival at Pine Beach
mrs lnyrnins, they were met by c. u.
PcNton. assistant chief of detectives
VINO III me absence of Captain Car
pcnter, of the powhatan Guards. act
ed as escort and host
Homcopathists in Session
Tho American Institute of Homco.
rathy recommended this morning nj
~ inside Inn. The following nJni-
nations for officers were posted:
President, ROYAL S. Copeland Ann
Arbor. Mich. first vice president. "
II. Reilly. Fulton, Mo-: second vice
president, J. hickey IIorney, Clcyc-
ahd, o. necrologist--Gco T.. Show.
cry aiilmare. secretly rrank
MlicA' cleveland, o.; :ro3surcr-T.
'"nEllnSmith. New I,rS; registrar
j. II. Ban, Bay CITY. Mi.h. and cen
.or, Willie J. Chapman. piwsburr.
Pa. D.
81 me meeting this monins Prcsi
f'"t Hooker read cirias"nms from
rs. bnrford and Clark. ,, ,.nglanI
u lioolcr also Au..otlrc.d that ali
sessions of the Bureau of IIomco.
p'tly viii behcll IN the convention
nan OF the Inn. The Neurological
Society holds It's meets this after.
noon ON the porth of the Kentucky
The Obstctrical Society mccts thia
afternoon inthc writing room of In,
mn and the Surgical Society in tho
Sa'nr place this evening. The q. O
ana j.. Society will meet i'm tho Ind
les rarlor.
pr u. H. Bailey read the report
vi the board of censors. Twontv-
hile new members were olcctcd m
me report and applications were re-.
''iNeu IRON ten more doctors. DIR
o. - g. Gusts reported thai his
committee was well rcpresentcd
some Sixty members being present
rom thirty states. This i stlc Intcr-
state Committee After hoarjn,.
reports from New York. CoIiforni:,
ana Texas ii was deemed adivs,hio
mat every effort be made to main
.'lli separate boards of cxaninntion
III 'he states where they now ovist.
'nat ,''e school should be named nnd
~" mat an examination i'm matori,
'ieolca and therapeutics shall ho In.
S'S'cd upon. On vote The senate Of
seniors was requested to name !,
~ 'iNIdIN.
Nn,ohs The arr'7als to the Institute
n,er,'hE are Dr w. H. King. dean or
s'c sew York Medical College: D, q
=, tunnels. indianapolis. Ind. DIR
~ r. bigger Cleveland: DR.. ! n
mro'eliand, Pittsburg; DR.. C. Price
o,al'inorc; DIR. James A. CampbelI
- LOUIS and DR. j. Garrison.
Prominent Visitors.
hucien Sonat and r. l.. Emery
~" " New Orleans. La spent Tho
10y AT the jamestown Exposition to.
"'N' ana expressed themselves 40
sreatiy pleased with The gronnds
buildings and exhibits.
Ihcy spent some time in tbe toris
laha booth in the States Exhibi, Pal.
ace taking the greatest interost H.,
lne exhibit sent by their state "
bolh of these gentlemen Will leave
lor INC South this afternoon. Mr.
Sp'al Is one of the largest sugar
PAINTERS in Louisiana while Mr.. En-.
cry is known all over the United
states through his interest in the
Grange industry.
word reached here from Washing
ION inns morning to the effect that
."e editors, now seeing Washing
Ton many points of interest while on
'heir way home had experienced an
unusually interesting ana ENJOYABLE
,rlp. and would continue their way
nome with the assurance that the
meeting at jamestown had been ono
or ne most fruitful of any the asso.
Grafton has held in the years of its
existence
T. p. a. Convention.
The features of the second DAYS
session of the Eighteenth Annual
Convention of The Travellers Protec.
tive Association of America were
the reports Of W. A Kirchoff of ST.