The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-14

right leg, nose and collar bone broken
Condition serious.
MCMAHON, Mrs. NJ, forty-two years,
severe scalp wounds and eyes injured
Not dangerous.
MCMAHON. Miss Edna, eighteen years.
fractured skull Critical condition; no
chance for recovery.
MURPHY, Thomas, thirty-seven years.
right leg fractured, and severe scalp
wounds. Condition serious.
NEWELL, Patrick, thirty-nine years
fractured skull Unconscious and with
but little chance for recovery
SCOTT, M. j., thirty-three years. Sc
verely bruised. Not dangerous.
SCOTT, Mrs Jane, eighty years spine
injured. Condition serious
IURNBULL, Louis, both legs broken and
severe internal injury. Badly crushed:
In precarious condition
WELSH, Miss A, forty years, severely
bruised. Not dangerous.
WELLS, John F., forty-f1ve years. partial
paralysis and severely bruised. Condi-
ton serious.
ST. LUKES HOSPITAL.
BRAS. Henry, twenty-four. arm injured,
severe bruises; will recover.
CHRlSTIANSON, Peter, thirty bruised
about head; not dangerous.
CLAIR, Joseph, bruised about hips and
chest; will recover.
EARLY, Fred, cut about the head: not
serious.
ERLING, Michael, severe bruises about
hlps and head, face cut: not danger.
Gus.
HAIL. James, severe bruises.
HOLLENBECK, Mrs, severe bruises
and injury to back; will recover
LEWIS, ]. H. W., severe cuts on the
race, bruises about shoulders; not dam
gerous.
LEWIS, Miss Minnie, daughter, COM
pound fracture OF the arm and cuts on
face; not serious
LA POINTE, Fred, fractured arm and
leg; condition serious
AOTZ, Edward, cuts and bruises about
head and shoulders, sprained ankle:
will recover
NICKEL, Fred, received at hospital suf.
fering from fractured skull; died at
10 p. m.
MCLURE, Mrs. John, internal iniur,es.
condition serious
RYBERG, John, received at hosnitaj
from morning train, suffered severe In
ternaF injuries, from which he died at
ROSEBROOK, Miss Cora, severely brnis.
ed about head and shoulders, face cut;
will recover.
ROSEBROOK, Miss Josephine severe
bruises, with internal injury; condition
dangerous.
STROMMIN, Martin, severely bruised
and cut about the face; will recover
$1,000, MARIE concusSion of the brain;
condition very serious.
CITY HOSPITAL.
EARLY, Rosella, six years old; fingers Of
the left hand crushed, right heel crush.
ed; will recover
GORDON1ER, G. p, fractured ribs and
injury to the spine; in dangerous condi-
tion.
JOHNSON, Hans, severe bruises and in
jury to back; recovery doubtful
klESCH, Joseph, left leg broken bruised
and cut about face; will recover
TAKEN HOME.
KLOSTERMAN, Miss Lillian, cuts on
face and shoulders, severely bruised:
taken to her home, 615 Mississippi
street.
The transfer from the train to the am
ces was made with the assistance of the
employees and a squad from The CITY mol
ce and the wounded received only the m
qualified attention and care and many sn
entions. given by the stalwart policemen
e the pain of the unfortunate were noticea
those who watched the transfer closely.
an hours time, all were on their wav
hospital wards and the train was bacl
vn to the Prince street station where it '
lrded by relay force of physicians {
'ses, with several officials of the Omaha 8
It back along the line to New Richmond.
PATHos AND PAIN.
The scenes at the depot were saddening
extreme. AS stretcher was carefully !,
q from the train, an old man, gray-hea,
feeble, followed closely through the Gro,
was M. E. Jennings, of New Richmond.
the Oldest settlers Of the city, who atten,
only son, who was crushed under q fall
II on the fatal Monday night. The yo,
n lay quite still, his eyes closed and breath
tn difficulty. The stretcher was carried
end of the platform and lowered on a b
ye truck, which stood near by. A physic
10 had been assisting the old man, caref,
w the sheet from the young mans head
his pulse. "He is dying he said in q
e to the father. -.
The old gentleman clasped his sons hi
j tried to speak, but words failed. TIE
cd In his eyes and on the young mans
pallor of death was visible. The youn
ned his head and smiled feebly and ain
whisper bade his father farewell. A
mt later he had passed from the land Of
ing and the old man threw his arms o
rough bier and sobbed in the bitterness
sorrow.
Only a moment later. a richly-dressed yo7
ly was brought from the train OH a stretcl
rough bandage over Ter yellow hair and
N in sling. AS the bearers reached
they found that it only contai
I'M for one more. All the other conveyaI