The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24
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Medical apeiely v, told about making thfee
visits Nv tho nnice NJ Mlaa cavalier Nhu
etamihei and ifcatsd her She aid w"
descendant massaesd her body gHvr h"t IN.
n riot iona how 10 htealhe tpfrrutly ~ 80
~ arl the heat otyarnaiion ~ The blood
and nave her y hottie ~ medicine w re-
nnvr aptne stains IN her body
Il am gplnR 10 coll me ~ the physicians
WIN attended ffeuiden, Mckinley NJ Bnt'
falo.' snid Harold S%pielherE, Mlas CavH
lier'a lawyer. tie then vailed Dr Edward
wallace lee ~ 0is Madison avenue, Who
said he had known Miss Cavalier for four
years and frequently Rent patients 10 her
for instruction NJ to the proper way of
breathing. lie never heard that she rep
resented herself 10 he n physiciani he con.
aidered her a physical culturiat who acted
on Instructions abe got from phyuiciAns,
From what the complainant has tceti-
fed to would you considor thia woman as
representing herself TO he q physician
asked the defendants counsel.
mo. | would not
what are the essential elements OF prac-
Using medioinep' then asked lawyer Cooper,
for the prosecution.
The first one Ia to get q patient tho
| physician replied.
Isn't making q diagnosis an essential
clement This woman made q diagnosis
OF weak heart and other things
The physician said that some persons
not medical graduates could make q very
good dia gnosis som etimes. He was a
member OF the County Medical Society
himself and thought that quacks should
be suppressed.
The lawyer for the society produced the
bottle Of medicine which the defendant had
given to the complaining witness to remove
the stains on her body. He argued that
the medicine showed that the defendant
prescribed as a physician.
Miss Cavalier informs ne that this is a
lotion for the skin that l prescribed for her
some time ago. 1t lie biohloride Of mer-
curry, / to 1000 parts DR.. Lee told the
Court.
The society's counsel said that the de-
PENDANT had made a physical examination
OF Ine COulDbIuHB "iuiooo oio hA
saying her, and this, he maintained. was a
violation of law.
sH 90 into a Turkish bath and the rubber
down listens to see if my heart is weak
before going ahead, then he's violating the
law, ehY" inquired Magistrate Finn,
YES" responded the lawyer.
The Magistrate Their called up Miss Mo
Undo, who is young and good looking. He
What kind Of an examination did this
teacher Of breathing make on your
"She had me disrobe and measured me
She gave me the lotion to remove stains on
my chest and back
Had you stains on our chest. or were
they moles?" the Court in9ui, ID.
They are stains. l still have them,'
the woman responded.
will you let DR.. Lee examine them?'
The young woman said she was willing
to permit an examination, and the physician
said he would accommodate the Court. :,
The physician and the woman were told
to go to the Magistrates private room
Here, Barney, chase those men out OF
nv room while the doctor is examining
the young woman. Stand outside the door
while the examination is going on and see
that no one peeks through the keybole,'
Battery Dan said to his probation officer.
After the examination the physician ties.
discolorations on her body commonly
known as liver spots. =,
They are not birthmarks or moles, thenHs
his Honor inquired. .
mo, it's Just inhltration Of pigment
under the exterior c~uticle."
"Myl myl is that dangerous; Doctors
Poor thing!' vent on the Court.
The witness said the spots were only
disagreeable because they were a blemish
to beauty, but owing to their situation In
this instance that didn't count.
Miss Cavalier said she gave the lotion
from her own supply because she pitied
the young woman, who had a winsome
face. She vent on to say that her patrons
were persons from the very best society
who came to her to get lessons as to how
to breathe correctly.
Proprietor Bauman Of the Holland House
said that he and his family had taken les,
sons from the defendant and that he hao
paid her $500 for the instruction. HI
thought it was a mistake to arrest her.
The Magistrate decided that the woman
practised as a physical culturist, and hae