The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-02
RED CROSS CORPS.
"Details of It's Manipulation for the
Big Parade

Medlcal stations and ambulance stations will
De marked by red cross on white field
Inc doctors giving their services are desig-
nated by the similar emblem worn on the
left ARM There will be six ambuIances
! located follows:
City and county ambulance, Shea's barn,
Selby avenue Telephone 851.
St Joseph's ambulance Market street south
OF Sixth, west Of Conover Building Tele-
phone 20S.
Ambulance No l. Summit place. between
Nelson and Dayton avenues. Telephone 49,
Ambulance No. 2, Smith avenue west Of
sixth street opposite Buckingham. Tele-
phone 1921.
Ambulance from Minneapolis will be sta
toned in the driveway between the Chamber
of Commerce and the Metropolitan opera
house.
U. S. Army ambulance will be on Wacouta
street, between Sixth and Seventh. Telephone
1853.
Special instructions have been given that
ambulances, with the exception Of that for
the city and county hospital will stand with
horses heads away from the line of parade
and will not cross or drive up the line of
march, but will take other ways to the near
est point, whence litter bearers will proceed
to the patient.
Nine medical stations have been located as
follows:
Station No. dayton and Western-Sur-
geons will report at a. m.-Drs. Herbert,
psyis' oBrien, Eshelby vittum;
No. 2-Western and Summit-Report at
$3.50 a. m.-Drs Nelson, L. G.. Bacon, H.
Johnson. Denwoodie.
No. 3-Nina and Summit-Report at 9 a.
m-Drs: T. D. Jones, Appelby Sohlberg,
No. 4-Summit and Dayton-Report at $50
a. m.-Drs. Mcnamara, Whitney, Day, Xier-
regge.
No. Sixth Street and Smith Avenue
Report at 10 a. m-Drs. Haney, Meade,
Hawkins Murphy.
No G-sxth and Seventh Streets-Report at
10:15 a. m.-DFs. Greene, Binder, Markoe,
Richardson
No. 7-Sixth and st. Peter Streets-Drs.
Walsh, De Witt Kelly Brimhall.
No. S-Sixth and Minnesota Streets-Report
at 1890 a. m.-Drs. Finnell, Darling, Hen
derson, E. H. Whitcomb.
No. 9-Sixth and Sibley Streets-Report at
10:30-Drs. Lufkin, Sawyer, Main, Ogden.
The patients will be sent where doctors of
medical stations direct, unless the patients
make other request.
The four militia men doing guard duty on
either side of the medical station will be in
structed, at sign from the doctors, to keep
back crowd in case of accident.
The pouch contains whisky, spirits Of am
monia aromatic aqua ammonia, chlorodyne,
migraine tablets, bandages, absorbent cotton,
rubber adhesive plaster and medicine glass.
Pouch canteens and sick reports are to be
returned to Dr. Fulton's Office after parade.
The following cases have been reported to
the director of the medical department:
Camp Mason Ten; T. j. TAFT, removed to
the city hospital; eighteen cases from the
union depot; John Smith. of Texas, sent to
the city hospital; two cases at the ladies'
headquarters, four at the Humboldt school
one at the Jefferson. D. Dillon, of South Da-
kota was taken sick in the court house and
was removed by ambulance to the city hos
pital.
The ambulance of the national guard was
on duty all day yesterday at the temporary
hospital at the union depot, attending sew
eral emergency cases.
Medical reports can be sent to Or; Fulton;
Lowry arcade, or DR.. Finnell, Broadway and
Seventh street.
Through the kindness Of Mother Bernar-
dine, of ST. Joseph's hospital, the authorities
80 81 Tuka,s acting through and Miss Brad
bury and DR.. Ancker, of the city hospital,
q A. r. cases will be cared for free.