... Dr. E. Carroll Morgan, son of James E. Morgan, died in 1891 at the age of thirty-five years. After attending Gonzaga College, he entered Georgetown's School of Medicine, and then the medical department at the University of Pennsylvania, from whence he graduated in 1877. He visited Europe and became a pupil of the famous French laryngologist, Charles Fauve, and for six months assisted Prof. Benjamin Schmitzen in the department of diseases of the throat and chest in the Vienna clinic. In 1881 he was elected surgeon in charge of diseases of the nose, throat and chest in the Central Dispensary and Emergency Hospital. He served as professor of laryngology at Georgetown's School of Medicine. He was a member of the Medical Association of the District of Columbia and of the American Medical Association, a fellow of the Philosophic Society, and president of the Laryngological Society. In 1889 the Faculty of Georgetown University, as a mark of their appreciation of Dr. Morgan's "proficiency and eminence in his profession," conferred upon him the honorary degree of Doctor of Philosophy. ...
