The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-30
DEAD AND WOUNDED.
Final Revision OF the Cyclone Death List
Names and Condition Of All the Wounded
People.

NSsssoD 0uW VVUUltIOu VI All Tue WOuuu00
People.
SE CLouD3Special Telegram.-Ths follow.
Ing 10 full corrected list Of the wounded at
sauk Rapids, a. furnished by DR.. Dunn of
Ainneapolis, the physician in charge, and
comprises only the more serious cases. those
which have required surgical treatment:
> Oracle Chalereen. 8 years, out Of danger;
oh.lsresn, sa.l. years recovered; a W.lstrom. g
years. recovered; Mrs. II. Berg 80 years, con-
Mrs. John Russell. 20 years. convalescine;
Gl.ud. GIM. Russell, years, badly fractured arm:
s.Ss Russell aasss months: ssns
Fred Bartwick, nfty-ive, viii recover: Caroline:
Hertz six. amputation at shoulder, doing we'll:
child dead: Fred daunarts. % Twelve, a fracturea Ha
leg, doing we'll; Mrs. @. A. Heaton, forty, conva-
lsscent; Edith Heaton, eleven, convaiescent:
Sehrand confined e led Alns mot
serious: Mrs. g. Arncth. thirty, fractured arm;
doing we'll; Mr.. J. A. Stanton. able 70 be out; =.
critical; Camille St. eyre. thirteen. doing we'll;
Nrs. Florence Cronnter, thirty.four, GONZALES
CENT. cent; johnnie i Gron9ier thirteen. convs.
g, doing we'll; Ella cronnier, ). eonvsiescent;
q M. ~ N. Jochem. 81; sitting up: Willie Jochem,
penter. 3. critical; Theodore Berg, 80, broken
Jaw. in St: Paul: Josephine Ksimoski, 8. typhoid
Carpenter. Is. died on Friday; Mrs. W. Psppen-
fSns; serious removed to g. Cloud; Freddie
nos ss.eus d0ns Frank xe Maasy %s T. Sd
to g. S coad A's dss 4sessS 81
T. r Lawrence, Nv s5. bad flesh wound; Mrs Law
Moody. 81, doing we'll: Mrs. b. Knowlton. con-
yalescent: Thomas Van Etten. convalescent:
Mg RSfsr %s. Bell eH doing well! EaedsE
Besuper. go. doing we'll; William Kantz. 65, up
4s sna Wrsh H%Srgh S5 aud aEoand
opposite thigh. doing we'll; George Dame,
40. fracture Of humcrus and shonl.
@ LEWIS Msyo aong ,xs s
rather low: Willie sczepanski, five. flesh wound;
Mary Sczepanski, twenty, wound OF knee; GUS
deas we Ms Ne e Sfkss
we're bruises and concussion, doing well: Fred
de Wood. eight years. scalp, wound; Annie
hand; Baby Wood, eighteen ' months, face in
Jured. convalescng Total, sixty-seven.
DR. Dunn, In his report to Mayor Ames to-
day, will say:
Tho total wounded ut tho Rapids who needed
the care from physicians were sixty-seven, as
slightly hurt. The number killed outright, or
who have since died, is thirty-eight. There are
now but nine patients not under the care of local
physicians who will need medical aid after next
Monday: Baby Russell, CLAUDIA Russell. Mrs.
Arneth. Willie Jochem, Caroline Hertz, Mrs.
Gauscape, Mrs. Sczepanski, Gustie Sczepauski
and Angelina Carpenter, and they will require
attendance for from one to four weeks yet. OF
these the Russell family go to new house Mon
day. and the Jochem boy and Mrs. Arneth will
be taken home, all to bc attended by DIR. Jcnckes
and other local physiciuns.
DR.. Jenckes of Sauk Rapids says be can care
for the remaining five. 80 that Dr. Dunn can
see no need OF outside medical assistance after
next week; DR. Jenckes and two nurses will
be sufficient DR.. Bussey of Minneapolis,
who has been there since the first, and DR..
Graves of Brainerd, will remain 90 long as
needed. None of the wounded wish to be
removed from town. DIR. Ames is expected
up on Saturday.
THE WOUNDED At st. CLOUD.
The following is q full list of the wounded
at St Cloud who have had medical attend
ance, as furnished by Dr. Gilman, the ply
stefan in charge.
Mary Zens aged years, b 1ised hip: probable
time time Of % confinement weeks; Fronkie Zens. =.
wounds, 9 weeks; Lena Gems, 8. arm broken, ;
weeks: Lizzie Junglen, 3. bruised hands and
scalp wounds weeks; Casper Junglen. 2,
UIOAcu lcks % wcckss 1ueO OWeIbkl, ., scalp
wounds and contusions. one week: Anna Umer-
ski, thirty, severe confusion, two weeks: Tom
Umershi; sixteen months. cash In hip. two
charged; Antonia Kioskowska, twenty-eight
compound fracture, three weeks; Joseph
Junglen. forty. incision wounds. OF scalp.
William Kerber. forty, face and scalp wounds.
ready to be discharged; Anton KOskowsky,
thirty. fractured leg and Commissions on body.
tustons about body and legs: four weeks; w. E.
Libby, thirty six. ampntatiOn OF hand, three
weeks: Henry Kelly. twenty seven. compound
eiehteen months, body contusions. discharged:
Mary Koschel. seventeen, shoulder dislocated;
three weeks; Robert Ziebold, nineteen. body
Wade, broken arm: three weeks: Minnie Grab.
twenty. body bruises. discharved: B. Iunne-
mann twenty-seven. broken arm, three weeks:
Katie Schaller, six, body bruises and internal
internal injuries, discharged; Mary Weisman,
three and halt, scalp wound, discharged; Bar
bars Weisman; thiTty-eight,, crushing injury to
traumatic peritonities. two weeks: A. Gaikow-
ska, forty-two. crushing injury. OF head and
three lin sk5; four
twenty-fonr, compound fracture Of humerus and
fractured ankle joint, eight weeks: Mrs. Pap
81 hip two weeks eek FIeIy Papemfns seysn
scalp wound and fracture of radius three weeks:
Clara Schoeber. three. face bruised and fracture
injury to Chest and broken ri riSs, G two % Weeks; ".
Ross. seven. severe abdominal injury, six weeks;
Maggie Fehr. twelve years, compound colnpli-
Gated fracture OF elbow joint; Sophia Fehr,
trumatic conjunctivitis. two weeks; John Sic
bold, fractured femur, eight weeks; Fredricka
Wode, comminuted fracture of forearm; eight
weeks: Ms. August Kroll, bruises one week:
Mary Hoerner. confusion about hip and face one
week; Mrs. MIC Judneman. fractured femur
eight weeks; Fred Gaumnitz. fractured leg,
Of humerus and Rlenoid cavity. two months:
Mrs Michlke. tnciscd wound. s:alp. two weeks:
Mrs. T. Waldorf. incised wound Of Leg, three
fracture metacarpal bones Of hand, four weeks:
Ma9dalen Dreher. incised scalp wound, three
weeks: Mrs, A Beck, contusions. one week:
weeks: Baby Jagaelski, confusion about the face.
one week: Alvina Waldorf. confusion and hand
injured, two weeks: Tillie Waldorf, confusion
rem of Mike Mohs. all suffering from confusion
and effect Of shock. two weeks: Mrs. Michael
Mohs, confusion ,an. two weeks Fred Johnson. leg
leg. two weeks: E. Fehr. incised wound Of scalp
two weeks: Mrs Beutler, contusions, two
weeks: Willie Bentler. fractured patela. eight
weeks; Faaaf Hsafe.
humerus and injured wrist. eight weeks:
Louis Louis, Hsnkes' nke' tncsed wound. TWO weeks:
weeks: Johnnie Hankes injured eye, one week;
Mrs. Oster. fncised wound Of thigh aud scalp
jured. suffering from shock aud confusion. three
weeks: Mrs. j. JaRaelsk, confusion Of leg, one
week; Bernhard Scholer, incised wound Of scalp,
Nolan. contusions, one week: Hugh Ross. sprains
and contusions, one week: Mrs. Beck, severe
confusion Of leg, two weeks: Mrs. E. johnson,
severe contusions about the head, face and body,
three weeks: Mrs. F. NJ. MARITIME. confusion.
suffering from shock, one week: three children
Of Mic zimmerman, two suffering from incised
wound Of scalp. one of incised wound Of hand.
The total number of deaths to date is sew
enty -one. as follows:
St. Cloud. ...........21 Rice's.
sauk Rapids. ........37 Buekman. 2
Combination of Manufa cturers.
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threatened to be u serious strike ut the
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