The sun., 1892-05-08
MISS LAMPE STILL fHKRE
Net Mach Moved ~ the Sinuitaueous Mes
leaation or six Doctors.

The troubles in the s.. Il. Smith 1nflrmary at
New Brighton. s. l.. have eliminated In resig-
nations by the Wholesale on the part OF the
hospital staff Six Of the nine physicians
have severed their connection with the insti-
tuition. They are: Drs. J. J. Van Rensselaer,.
Theodore Walser. William C. Wnlser. Il. j..
Thompson. i. y. Coonley. and =. f. Clark
The three who remain are: Drs. T. +. Martin
dale. +. L. Johnstone. and J. Mcchtold.
Tho physicians who resigned did so on ac-
count OF trouble with the superintendent. Miss
L. H. Lampe Miss Lnmpe has Teen there
since last August She is a graduate Of Belle
vue training school. and went to the inllrmary
with ideas of her own. Thosc ideas conflcted
to n certain extent with those OF some OF the
physicians. csI cciallv those OF Medical Student
Macken. who had been made house physician
Then there were some minor charges. against
Miss 81 h she MSs trisd by the trTs
younc Mr. MacIen Resigned. while Miss
i.ampe still hclds the. fort. though tho physi-
hd cnn |" hav. her Ta removed @ u And NOW ' thess @
six. who. as pr. Van iens,elaer declares; are
s"y s thsy have been .deccSsd. 'en .'''"' .
We understood from Mr. Era stus Wimnn."
snid Dr. Van ltcnssselasr that II nr. Macke1
foow. But nov now that Gr Mncien IS 'o out of If tho
way. Mr. Wiman evidently intends to Keep
clans who have resigned will 20 back as long
as that woman remains"
at the inilrmary. MIR wmsn. it is sai said. pa ID
for this service out OF his own pocket, and he
notliisd MISS Lampe when to eNrect the visit
One Of the things that Miss Lnmpe had COM
tion Mr.. Nucksn. It is said. instead Of boiling
s one Ssm down o Ss tn So
The cock said he was thsre to boil potatoes
and mr., refused to boil the in.trum ents;;
eHariination Of the instruments. as instiGated
by yr. Wimnn,, was more than their sense o!
Blow 81 long series. i6eir resisnatIons iH Ions
Miss LamHe satd yesterday she did not know
amazcI It Is chId's playS she said' 0 T!e tie
whole whole. thing. ! am merely u SPECTATOR. It
Tor the stat emsnt that was M t" resign il 6r. Dr.
Markrn did. II is untrue. / have had no
and nv t9e 81 service aS viii net be- ot u
until the mihdl ot next August.
The whole trouble began from the fact that
was told enough to demand an aroloGy from
q, man. 1t was some two, months ago. DR..
M.rken was not here. ani I attended, t"a
havo ben,n remiss in my duty II had not done
so. Pretty soon Pr " Van Rensselaer,. the visit
sen M amo n asI Van H@T G "nf fy
mo for d.ossng the injury He snid had no
yGht +" nt%r'Ts h.I WIS only St the nGHd se
wrote a letter to the authorities of the I'M ns,itu-
ton explaining the case. and suggesting that
DR.. Van Ronssel aer owed me an apology That
apology Is still due.
lit is true that tho instruments were not
ken, in good condition. | com planned Of that.
ana that was tho cause Of more trouble. But
Of late everything has been smooth here. AZ
fairs are running along we'll considering that
they arc under the control of such n wicked.
hard-hcarted woman as am represented to
be-.
The trustees and the Ladies' Auxiliary will
meet next TUESDAY afternoon and 1t Il likely
that the recent troubles will come UP for dis