The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-16

taken to ST. Joseph's, died Of his Injuries
ut 10 o'clock yesterday morning. lie was
| thirty mine years old and when received
| at the hospital, was offering severely
! from a dangerous fracture of the Skull
| He was reported dying Wednesday even
| ing. His body will be sent to New Rich
| mond for interment.
Marie Peterson, at st. Lukes, young
woman brought in with the first OF the
| wounded, has little chance of recovery.
| She has conclusion of the brain and
| the physicians think that clot has
| formed She has a strong physique and
| vigorous constitution which are standing
| her III good stead. but her condition is
! critical and her life hangs on a thread.
AT ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL.
| Johr Barrett, a boy sixteen years old.
| manifested a considerable improvement
| yesterday. He has a slight fracture of
! the skull, but Is now thought to be out
| of danger.
There was a chance for the better yes
| terday in the condition of little Ellen
| Costello, suffering from a fractured skull.
She is eight years old and has won every
bodys heart by her patience and bravery.
| Her chances are excellent and there Is
| little doubt of her speedy convaleScence.
| Sarah Dunbar, suffering from a COM
| pound fracture of the right arm fracture
| of the skull and other INJURIES was worse
yesterday forenoon, but rallied later in
| the day and was reported better than
| she had been since she was received. late
| last night She has passed the danger
| point and will recover.
James Finnegan, who suffered a Sc
| we're dislocation of the hip rested easily
! during the day and showed great i'm
| proVement in general condition. He will
| recover.
| One of the worse injured at St. Josaph's
| Is John Cillpn who has other in
| juries, q compound fracture OF the nose
| diSlocation OF the hip and fractured skull
| His condition Wednesday night gave
small hope of his recovery, but an i'm
| provement was manifest yesterday and he
| will soon be out of danger.
| Stephen M. Hawkins. whose whole
| family was wiped out at the same time
| he was injured. was much better last
| night and progressing rapidly towards re-
| covery.
In one Of the wards Is Mrs. Jane Scott,
| eighty years old. She received q svere
| injury to the spine but In SPITE of her
| years, Is recovering.
! John Gillen, sixteen years old, was re-
! ceived from New Richmond yesterday.
| He has broken thigh and is badly hurt,
! but after an operation for the reduction
| of the dislocation, showed skins of i'm
| rrovement and it is thought, will recover
AT ST LUKE'S HOSPITAL.
| Michael Erling, eighty-two years Of age,
| one Of the first received. is improving
| A severe injury to his right eye, which
was at first thought to be serious. proves
to be healing rapidly. His condition is
| still serious, however. but unless compli-
cations arise he will recover
Miss Cora Rosebrook, injured Internal
~, does not improve as rapidly as ex-
pected. Her condition remains unchang-
ed and there is doubt Of her recovery.
Her sister. Miss Josephine Rosebrook, is
better, with good chance of getting
well again.
The condition of Miss Maie Peterson re-
mains unchanged, with a slight decrease
in her chances of living through her IN
juries. She has a conclusion Of the brain
and her life Is yet in the balance.
Little Minnie Lewis, whose father Is
among the injured, has compound frac-
ture Of the forearm which the physicians
state is one Of the worst in the hospital
records. She has suffered more pain than
any of the others, and fears are enter
tanned that an amputation may become
necessary. In spite of the pain and suf- I
fering. the little girl has shown heart
Of gold in her thoughtfulness Of her fell
low sufferers and her consideration for
her father and anxiety concerning his in
juries. Her bravery is beyound question
and she has endeared herself to every
one connected with the institution. Her:
condition is, favorable, but little more
could be said. The physicians are giving
her the benefit of the best skill obtain
able, but she is still in a precarious CON-
dition. j
CITY HOSPITAL. q
The most popular patient is undoubtedly 4
little Rosetta Early, and her chances Of
recovery are much greater than ever be-
fore. Indeed, she is completely out Of
danger. - =-=g..4..
C. P. .Gordonier is failing instead of
progressing and an injury to the spine
and fracture Of several. ribs make his
chances slight. 1t was a question last
night whether he would live or not.
Hans Johnson is cheerful in his mis-
fortune and will recover. His back is in
injured but his condition shows great
Improvement.
Louis Turnbull, received Wednesday, is
recovering. He was crushed under fallen
timbers and severely bruised, but has
strong constitution
J. H. Lewis, father of little Minnie
Lewis. was received from st. Joseph's
yesterday forenoon. Erysipelas has de-
Veloped and it was necessary to isolate
the case. His chances are still towards
recovery, though his case Is serious and
may take a turn for the worse at any
time.