Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-09
The Chicago Medical Review and Dr.
Noble Young,

In the Washington correspondence of the Chi
cago Medical Eorietc OF December 5th last signed
IA, there is an aliusion TO d.. Noble Young. OF
tbs city, which has excited niue h indignation
among the physicians of this District. The CUES
ton that seems TO interest them most now is,
VINO is the writer? The Recje1C IS edited by Dr.
Dudley; and DR.. E. C. Spitlka and DR.. j. G. Kier-
nan are OF the editorial corps II IS inferred thut
the Latter Is the author OF the obJect0nal article
CASE OF MAIISGERrSG.
r NOME o'ilig the Jail physician, says that most
year. col }red man. ski'iEuI biar, sinala:ed
Igs+b % iI . iet+oa 81 el5ht hotls coinnieneng
kept l most UnTe;Itt.riy during the Whole eriod
overcome wIlal vas Ii on to lie pre-. se i!lit l, WI
81 MS movements and forced into action such muscular
iioa, bringing the old fellow to an atIn6,ictsi9e,
which Is Altogether ,ss ana can Ire rc.ar but
s the use II torture; and tine status OF the jail hy -iesn
aa-nisu2 skill For some inscrutabe TUrI ose TINS
a AZ, ,, @ o or JH!et even narcotics to q iIteau
alInIis 10 ind o't Ii e- the changes in the moon
Gains it ' t 'l' suf = ne &C. am nsii he
tons CT this kind should survive among medical le.
There Is no necessity tn defend DR.. YOUNG here
where ne IS 50 Well and hOnOribiy known. out the
article my prejudice him elsewhere, and there
IvTt itStTVr9 SOME notice As To the case OF the
burglar noted, The STAR published a fun account
OF IL some time ago, and the wisdom OF DR.. Youugs
course can be Assert ined by inquiry at the Albany
p"ntanti3ry. where Howard the burglar referred
10y is now one OF the best workers among the priS-
OnerS- The moon story IS characterized Dy DR.
1oang'S friends rs too trivial TO notice The
charge That he has administered narcotics to Gu
thdu IS 0cn0in@cI as Il falSeu01I. On but one o.
caslon was there an att ampt to administer IA mar
cote tnlmedi jtely after Jones Shot at the pris-
onei2, but Guteau refused to take it.
STATE AssOCIATIOSs.-At a meeting of the In
diana Republican Association Saturday evening
the following executive committee was announced
Dy the president, Who Is e4-1GiciO chairman: 1St
district, Il. II. Burton; 2t. Nj. A. Ge,wiek: 81
Gharies IT, Butler; 4th, Marx Triton; 5th, A. X.
sth, Capt. II. /. Miller; oh, 4. p. Gunaion; 10Th
1%pL T. H. Mchee; 1lth, j. j. Hawkins; 18th,
Henry Billings, and 18TH, James A. sample -
Al meeting, Saturday night, OF Texas Tepub-
!l@anS temporarily RESTING in This District. the
revolution OF politics in that state and the future
Oh lhe republican party there were discussed.
End or TIE CONTEST FOR POSSESSION OF THE
FOSTER CHIID.-tirS. Edith Fosters counsel have
concluded 10 arrest further proceedings the case
o. The haUedS corpus case, brought on her petition
10 gain possession OF her infant child El:tl Maud
Foster, frGm her hu - N |, r. A. Fo5tfr she m9da
htr application On the ground or decree OF
custody OF the child. The husband came forward
with an answer showing that a PRAYER for divorce
brought by him was pending here at the time.
making charge OF adultery against her SUSTAINED
by her written confession. The iElI,robabilitv
taat Judge Cartier would grant her petition II i
said, induced her to stop further proceedings.
THE FUNERAL OF Mr.. JAMES TowLEs who died
last FRIDAY. took place yesterday afternoon from
his late residence. No 500 IL street northwest and
was largely attended. especially by the old citi-
Gems OF tie District. silver plate on the top OF
The casSet bore the inscription s'JamnS TOWIps
dled January 9Th, 1882 aged 10 years" Rev. +. A
Chick pastor OF the Baptist church from Balti-
more, conducted the funeral. services. The pail
bearers were Judge BuFriS Jordan Maury Josenh
BrQdus, James Frazier, VIM. Belt, j. w. or ifIin n
d. Larner and Major f. T. ThurloW.