Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-09

and with nothing in his clothes TO tell who he IA.
The other body is that Of a man about forty
years old. with black beard and hair. In his
pocket was q new memorandum book with
an entry:
"Money order sent TO Carl A. Jones, Evans-
vile, Wis, No. 1910, issued from station K"
He was subsequently, identified by means Of
this memorandum as J. Bradley Jones Of wis.,
consin.
Those who we're discharged from the hospital
after having their injuries attended to were,
S. g. Ford
c. r. Mclaughlin.
VIM. Lecture. I7Io street
George Mclaughlin.
J. A. White, SOS Z street
DR.. Jones Of Seabrooke, Nd.
Demands On the Emsrgesey Hospssal.
The Emergency Hospital force WA severely
taxed and did well under the circumstance. Al
first the injured were brought in In
such numbers that 1t was impossible to place
them on coss, and they were laid
on the floor In the corridors and
corners until proper provision could be
made for them in more comfortable quarters
They were pitiabie objects. covered with blood
and dirt and signing or moaning with psia.
The Doctors at Work.
The young doctors from the Emergency ana
the other hospitals did Gods own work in tAsir
line of duty this morning.
With coats of they were here, there and
everywhere, and were indefatigabls In thsdr
efforts
There was little they could DO before rssch-
ing the hospitals but clear the plaster and dizs
from the mouths and nostrils Of the injured -
that they could breathe.
The like Of this accident has probably nev9
been seen in the capital II wss most awful b
its results; most shocking in its details TAss
viii be horrible work for the coroner.
The stAn Of Garfield Hospital, with the snbe-
lance, came on the scene early and did good
duty.
An Improvised Ambuiancs.
An express wagon with the door covered vsA
straw was utilized ~ an ambulance.
See'ns tne Doc'o"
iof''K W. Smi'n' co'orea ''n''.''
at the corner Of 10th and F streets at the time
Of the collapse and jumped ont OF his buggy
and ran down to the building. Finding hun
dreds OF men screaming and jumping
from the windows he started TO run into the
building to render assistance, but thinking that
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Surgeon General sterneerg and Deputy
Surgeon Generals Merrill and shannon went 70
the scene OF the accident as soon as they heard
OF 1t and rendered ala IN caring ior sns
wounded 49,.
The surgeon general also ordered 70 d
scene the hospital corps at Washington bar
racks and Fort Myer, with al the ameuiAnes
at their disposal So.
He also detailed Surgeon Smart 70 duty 81
the Emergency Hospital, and other nsmeses q
the corps were sent 70 other places
The Army sureeon.-
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