The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-22
FOR SICK AND INJURED
ELABORATE HOSPITAL SYSTEM
FOR CARNIVAL
Doctors and Ambulances Will Be
Detailed for Duty Daring the
Two Days Jubilee - Regular
Stations Asslgned-MOre Plans
for Fun NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
Fire Run--Clever Parodies.


greatest show on EARTH as Chairman
Hurd calls it, grows greater. E-ch day
sees some new feature added that VIII
increase the fun and enjoy merit Of the
populace.
The members of the entertainment
committee are hard at work ard not
only are they evolving plans for fun,
but for the comfort ana care of the
great crowd that it is expected will
Join in the caleb att n.
Yesterday the carnival Red Gross
surgeon and ambulance corps was Or
gained, and on this body Will devolve
the task of locking after the c-owds
and caring for a~y one that may ac-
cidently sustain an injury or be taken
sick DR.. John T. Rogers wi il be the
chief surgeon and his assistants will
be DR.. George Senkler, DR.. Judd Good
rich, DR.. w. D. Kelley and DR.. Ram
sey. DR.. A. B. Ancker will place the
hospital ambulance and an assistant at
the disposal Of the corps, and ali day
Wednesday and Thursday the ambu-
lance will be stationed at the corner
Of Sixth and Cedar streets.
Corps stations will be established in
the lobby of the Boston store, at the
corner of Sixth and Cedar and in the
lobby of the Grand opera house, and
these will all be connected with tele-
phones that will be put in for use on
the two days by Manager b. l.. Freely,
OF the Northwestern Telephone EX-
change. AT each station there will be
surgeons and police officers and these
may be communicated with over any
telephone in the city On those two iys
Chairman Hurd will be in constant at
tendance at the Boston store station
and Assistant Chairman Hurd will be
stationed at Fifth and Washington,
where he can be reached by telephone
With this arrangement the committee
are confident that the grSat crowds can
be cared fer and the celebration direct
ed without a hitch.
Yesterday Chairman Hurd received a
Letter from "Ole Olson" and his broth e.,
Swan" who are up country" that
they would be on hand on the opening
Cay and stay al through the show.
They are expected to arrive on the 8
o'clock train and will no doubt at
tract widespread attention, as thy say
in their letter that it is their intent on
to take in the town.
The committee has invested $3.50 in
fireworks and red fire, which will he
used in connection with the run of the
fire department, which takes place at
$40 O'Clock on the evening Of the first
day. A run of the fire department is
irteres ting at any time, and with the
addition of red fire and huId' ed rock
Gus Iite HlSHl ilSilL DIS lily,
it will undoubtedly be grand and ex
citing spectacle.
At noon each day, when the twen-
tieth century car has made it's final
trir arour d the loop, the crew in charge
will be met by the Minnesota State
band and escorted to the Red Cross
headquarters, where Conductor Elmer
will deposit the gross receipts of the
Gay. The committee have been hust-
ling for advertise ments to de- crate the
inside of the car and the following are
a few of the specimens that have been
secured and copyrighted:
1.-The Weary Willie Pill
For the Nerve
They Rest While You Work
Avoid Substitutes"
GO to Womanhemer's for Lingerie"
My Papa doesn't use Cotton Soap. Dos
ITS on every yard. R. A. T. S."
Ebony Soap. 1t Sinks.''
Balls Corsets for that tight feeling. None
worse
For Children, Castoroilia."
The Glad Hand at the Great Northern
Pacific Hotel"
Teeth fled by Burd. the Painful"
Bicycle Parade, July 2Sth, p NJ Every
Wheelman turn out"
"If you see 1t in the Pionesr-PTess- G .obe-
Dispatch It's Not So''
Good Evening! You havn't used Plum's
Soap
Chairman Hurd says that he will
certainly prosecute any one daring to
use any of the above ads.
Work on the battleship Minnesota is
progressing nicely, and the ship will
certainly be one of the features of the
celebration. w. P. Davis, Fred Powers,
Miss Rudy and her pupils, to whom
has been entrusted the work of prepar-
ing the ship, are as busy as bees and
promise that the ship will be all ready
to start on it's rounds over the street
car lines at 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing.
Miss Ruddy's crew from the Ericsson
school detailed to man the battleship
Minnesota is composed of the follow
ing:
Captain, Matthew Johnson; lieuten-
ant, Earl Johnson; ensign, Frank Ven
nevitz.
Seamen, Frank Abel Reuben Berg,
Jalner Bergman, Harry Erickson, Jo-
seph Harff, Fred Knapp, Eugene Lee
vine, Arthur Lundholm, Andrew Mum
son, Walter Olson, Clarence Ostrum.
Elmer Oberg, Ernest Peyer, Oliver
Renstrom, Oscar Severin Fred Smith,
William Thornquist, Joseph Wermlun,
Henry Works.
Wednesday will be from Rice Park to
Fifth, to St. Peter, to Sixth, to Rob-
erts, to Third, to Jackson, to Fourth,
to Sibley, to Seventh, to Wabasha, to
Sixth to Market, to Rice park. It is
the earnest request of the committee
that every one along the line of march
decorate their houses and places Of
business.
GRAND CONCERT AND HOP.