The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-05
RAPS EXPERTS
on INSANITY
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will fail and If it shall fail through
neglect the most hopeful sign of the
times will be defeated.
Scores Certain Type of AIienist.
During my term upon the bench Of
the Supreme Court of the State it was
my privilege to see much of the med
ical men of the State. Experience has
given me great faith in the medica
wit%ness-not, however, the medical, ex'
pert witness, so called. My faith In
this latter class has never been great
and. observation has only tended to
lessen my opinion of him. Courts and
iuries give great weight to the tcsti-
mOny of the local medical practitioner,
but very little TO the man who appears
as an expert witness, especially I'm
homicide cases. The man who testifes
today in n homicide case that the de-
PENDANT is insane and then shortly
nfterwHrd testifes that he Is sane is
neither influential with the courts or
respected by them. He is an injury
to the profession and to the cause of
Justice. The sooner the doctors frosvn
down all such mcp the better ii will be
for the. profession. The state should
aid you In this all IT Gun.
1T is quite clear that the tendency
of u day is toward higher education
and s~tricter requirements for admis-
sionsto the ranks of all professions. Our
State boards of examiners for the prac-
tise of the professions are all useful
and are doing much good. They tend
to bring about a better understanding
among the various schools of practise
and to elevate the standards.
THE medical profession in u State
stands high, and l am sur that you
desire to see it higher. Health and
sanitation depend largely upon you
n YOU interest in the subject. You
should quicken your interest in these
matters. 1t is my earnest hope h a
this gathering may be of advantage to
the State in the promotion of closer
relations between the executive and
legislative branches of the government
and the doctors of the State"
Those who Accepted
Among the physicians who accepted
the Governors invitation to luncheon
at Sea Girt were the following homeo-
paths:
Widmer Il. Doremus, Arlington.
James F. Alderman, Asbury Park.
Joseph H. Bryan, Asbnry Park.
Samuel /. Myers, Bayonne.
Edwin T. Davis. Bound Brook.
David NJ. Gardner. Caldwell.
Charles F. Adams, Hackensack.
j. Lawrence Nevin. Jersey City.
l., A. ODdyke jersey City.
William r. Ward. Lyons Farms.
Irving A. Meeker, Lyons Farms.
George c.. Connect. Morristown.
William F.. Beggs, Newark.
Jasper. Coghlan, Newark.
Charles A. Church, Passaic.
Edwin DeBaun, Passaic.
c. Winfield Perkins, Princeton.
G. b. Holmes, Railway.
Roger w Moister, Summit.
Van Alystine Cornell, Trenton.
From the allopatllic branch the fol-
lowing were among those who sent ac-
c~eptances:
w. Edgar Darnell, Atlantic City.
David st. John. Hackensaek.
Samuel E. Armstrong, Rutherford.
NJ. S. Ayers. Fairview.
G.. Fl. McFadden, Hackensack.
j. w. Proctor, Englewood.s
Enoch ~Hollipgshead, Pemberton.
Richard II. Parsons, Mt. Holly.
j.. D.. "lIlttottlus NlpOl tolONHs
William s.. Jones, Camden.
Thomas ]. Smith. Bird geton.
c. c. Boiling, Newark.
Thomas N. Gray, East Orange.
Charles D.. Bonnet, Newark
William B.. Graves, East Orange.
David E. English. Millburn.
A. Charles Rossenwasser. Newark.
Luther M. Halsey, Willia.nstown.
James Hunter, jr.. Westville.
Talbot r.. Chambers, Jersey City.
John c.: Parsons, Jersey City.
David Warman, Trenton.
George H. Franklin. Hightstown.
David C. English, New Brunswick.
Samuel Johnson, Asbury Park.
James Douglas, Morristown.
p. S. Maiden. Morris Plains.
r. l.. Cook, Dover.
Walter B. johnson. Paterson.
Philander A. Harris. Paterson.
John l.. Leal, Paterson.
John T. Gibson, Paterson.
w. H. Carpenter, Salem.
7. F. Livingood. Elizabeth.
Norton L Wilson, Elizabeth
G. Wyckoff Cummins, Belvidere.
James M. Reese, Philipsburg.
Elisha G. Chew. Atlantic City.
W. Blair. Stewart, Atlantic City.
Emery Marvel, Atlantic City.
Philip Marvel, Atlantic City
Edward Guion, Atlantic City.
Paul NJ. Mecray, Camden.
William A. Davis, Camden
Edmund l. B.. Godfrey. Camden.
Bowling Benjamin. Camden.
Alex. McAllister, Camden.
Joseph Tomlinson, Bridgeton.
Wells P. Eagles.on. Newark.
Angelo r. Bianchi, Newark
A. W. Bingham. East Orange.
Richard G. P. Dieffenbach, Newark.
William S. Disbrow. Newark
r.. D.. freeman, South Orange. q
John F. Hagerty. Newark.
George J. Holmes. Newark.
George r. Kent, Newark.
Medford Runyon, South Orange.
Thomas w. Loweree, Newark
William H. Mckenzie, Newark.
George P, Philhower. Nutley.
Joshua W. Read. Newark.
Samuel +. Robertson Newark.
Carl E. Sutphen. Newark.
Charles F. Underwood. Newark.
Walter d. Washington, Newark.
John A. Mooney, Jersey city.
James a. EXton, Arlington.
John D. McCill Jersey City.
Marcus Squier, Arlington,
Obadiah II. Sproul. Pennington.
William S. McLarcn, Princeton.
William A. Clark. Trenton.
Thomas H.. Mckenzie, Trenton.
John w. Ward. Pennington.
Ferdinand f. Riva. New Brunswick.
4. Clark Hunt, Metuchen:
Daniel d. Hendrickson, Middletown.
Reginald S. Bennett. Asbury Park.
Edwin Field. Red Bank.
Gustav A. Becker. Morristown.
George S. DeGroot. Mendham.
Henry A. Tenriaues. Morristown.
Vanderhoef NJ. Disbrow, Lakewood.
William Gray S%chauf1er. Lakewood.
! Bryan c. Magennis. Paterson.
Elias ]. Marsh, Paterson.
William K. Newton. Paterson.
Henry Y. Davis. North Branch.
Peter j. Zeglio, North Plainfeld.
Claudins R. P. Fisher. Bound Brook.