The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-30
SCHOOLS, DEPICTS AND PARADE
EACH WILL HAVE IT'S ESPECIAI,
STAFF AND AMBULANCE
SERVICE.
MEDICAL MEN ARE CORDIAL.
I'm Their Cooperation with the Re-
Arrangements Are Promised,

problems which have arisen in connec-
ton with the arrangement for the en-
campment has been the disposition of
the medical, surgical and ambulance
corps for the week, and especially for
Wednesday, when if the weather is at
all hot, there will be much labor for
that division. The officers in charge
however, have spent much time and
pains to systematic the work,
and now announce the full ar
rangements for the week as follows
Those attending at the respective
schools will be:
Lncoln-Drs. Robillard, Ball. Pool.
Hawthorne-Drs. Dinwoodie Whitney A. L..
Whitcomb
Van Buren-Drs. Borchard. Day, Amoss,
Binder ind. LII, Haas, Schmidt Briggs.
holm, Sohlberg, Dohm. Lewis.
Jefferson-Drs. Kelly. H. w. Davis. Rogers
Stamm, Sweeny.
Monroe-Drs. Knox Bacon Greene Penny
Woolway Skinner.
Humboldt = Drs. Xanten, Beal, Johnson
Hawkins.
Neill-Shimonek, Flagg.
Webster-Morley, S. c. Bacon, Baker.
Washington-Finnell Nelson Richardson.
Central High-Hanley, D. ]. Jones. Walsh
Metcalf, Abbott, Darling, Geer Markoe, Dob
son.
Cretin-Dr. Murphy
Irving-O Brien, Meade, De Witt.
Jackson-Nippert Mcnamara Vierregge.
Madison = Buckley, E. Shelby, Brimhall
Keam, Burdette.
The physicians appointed as above
stated are requested to make two
visits daily to schools assigned them
Prescription blanks and blank medical
reports will be furnished at the schools
by the janitors.
The medical department has estab-
lished the following stations along the
line of parade:
NJ VIZ C1,x-
geons will report at a. m.-Drs. Herbert,
Davis, O'Brien, Eshelby, Vittum.
No. 2-Western and Summit-Report at
$3.50 a. m.-Drs. Nelson, L. G. Bacon, II.
Johnson, Denwoodie.
No. 3-Nina and Summit-Report at a.
m.-Drs. T. D. Jones, Appleby Sohlberg,
Lundholm.
No. Summit and Dayton-Report at $3.50
a. m.-Drs. Mcnamara, Whitney, Day, Vier-
regge.
No. 5-Sixth Street and Smith Avenue
Report at 10 a. m.-Drs. Haney, Meade.
No. sixth and Seventh Streets Report at
1Oo:15 a. m.-Drs. Greene, Binder, Markoe.
No. sixth and St. Peter streets-Drs
Walsh, De Witt Kelly. Brimhall.
No. Sixth and Minnesota Streets-Report
at 1920 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.
Each station is supplied with copy OF
the following Instructions
When ambulance is needed telephone to
ambulance station for wagon to come to
Medical Station No.
The patients will be sent where doctors
of medical stations direct, unless the patients
make some other request All hospitals re-
ceive G. A. R. patients free.
The four militia doing guard duty on
either side Of medical station will be In
structed, at a sign from the doctors, to
keep back crowd in case of accident.
The pouch contains whisky, spirits of
ammonia aromatic aqua ammonia, chlorodyne,
migraine tablets bandages, absorbent cot
ton. rubber adhesive plaster and medicine
glass.
Pouch, canteens and sick reports are to be
returned to DR.. Fulton's Office after parade.
; The city and county hospital ambulance
} will be stationed in driveway on the east
| side Of Sheas livery barn on Selby avenue.
st. Joseph's hospital ambulance will be sta
| toned on Market street, south Of Sixth
t street and on the west side of the Conover
Music company's building. Telephone 20s.
Ambulance No. 1. belonging to the militia
will be stationed on Summit place between
, Dayton. and Nelson avenues. Telephone at
!, woman's headquarters. No. Alp.
Ambulance No. of the militia will be sta
! toned on Smith avenue west of Sixth street
| in front of Buckingham fats Telephone No.
1921.
Ambulance from Minneapolis will be sta
toned in the driveway between the chamber
of commerce building and Metropolitan opera
house Telephone, No. 346
United States army ambulance will be sta
toned on the east side of Wacouta street
between Sixth and Seventh streets. Tele-
phone, No. 1853
Surgeons appointed for duty at
+ Union Depot are: Drs. Appleby, G. E.
Senkler, Knauff, Goodrich, Ball. Heath
Hesselgraye, Leavitt, Kendrick Kirk
wood, Bacon and Beach. The above
named will serve in reliefs on different
days from today until Sunday, Sept
Is
: The following physicians have been
detailed at Camp Mason: Drs. A. M
Black, J. M. Finnell, F. A. Xanten, E.
c.. Eshelby, r. S. Bole J. A Veiregge
! J. F. Rogers, H. w. Davis, w. D. Kel-
ly G. M. Coon, F. F. Dewitt and
Charles S. Greene. Robert A. Wheaton
will be in charge of the above staff
]. S. Grefillar, hospital steward. Hours
! for service will be announced later
Hospital department, ladies' head
quarters. Kittson residence, chairman
e of committee, Mrs. Geo. c. Squires
medical directors, Drs. A. McLaren
: H. Hutchison. Surgeons in attendance
are: ]. McLaren, j. F. Christison, A
McLaren, A. F. Goodrich, G. E. Senk-
= Ter, A. c. Heath, K. Bacon, C. R. Ball
S. c. Penny. J, D. Lewis, w. A. Beach
H. Hutchinson, H. w. Bissell, T.
/ Leavitt, A. G. Pine, H B. Nuzum
/ Wednesday, Lieut.. c. M. Coon, with
ambulance No. 1 and four men, will
report at station on Summit place be-
| IWccu Lay lOn anu NclSOn avenues al
a. m. Lieut.. N. M. Black, with
ambulance No. 2, at station on Smith
avenue in front of Buckingham, at s
: a. m. Ambulances will be at arnory
: at $50 with men.
D Tuesday, Lieut. N M. Black will re-
port mounted to commandant of ex-
prisoners of war at Holly and Western
/ avenues at $50 a. m.
Yesterday the women's headquarters
was alive with the women of the com
mittees who wanted cards for places
: on the several stands. Mrs. Furness
gave out the cards, assisted by the
chairmen of the committees. Many OF
the women were busy all day at the
receiving stands, decorating them an6
: getting them in shape for the recep-
: lions The entire women's committee
will be divided among these stands
The women Of the Friendly associa.
0 ton have about completed arrange
ments in regard to the several lunch
: counters they will operate during the
e week. The stand across from the head.
. quarters will be for lunches only. and
I real Southern waff1e1 will be served al
: this stand by colored aunty in white
4 cap and apron The place is decorated
with flags and spruce and the counters
: are neatly covered with oil cloth. A
: breakfast tent will be placed by the
women on Ninth and Minnesota fol
r the veterans lodged in the high school
l. and lunch stand will be opened or
: SIyth between Pleasant and College
9 win an adjoining grand stand vel
r built and with about ECO seats which
command a good view of the parades
t Mrs. John A. Logan was an interest