The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-15
urses and physicians of the hospital

nurses and physicians of the hospital
Five patients We're admitted to ST. Jo-
seph's hospital from New Richmond last
evening. Several were so badly injured
that operations were necessary and the
surgeons were kept busy in the operating
room until late hour One patient was
also admitted at ST. Lukess and one, Miss
Lillian Livingston, was attended at t9the
lnion station and sent on to her home In
Mortified. A Globe representative
made the rounds of the hospitals last
night and received late Information re-
garding the condition. of each of the
wounded.
DEATH RELIEVES TWO.
At st. Joseph it was announced that
Miss Edna Mcmahon, daughter of Mrs.
Mcmahon, and one of the first brought in
from New Richmond, died at 8 o'clock
yesterday morning, from fracture of
the skull and internal injuries. The
New Richmond doctors considered the
case fatal when the young lady was sent
to st. Paul, but the surgeons decided that
there remained q chance of saving her
life by an operation. She was taken to
the operating room, but died before the
operation could be completed.
John F. Wells, another of the injured
brought in on Tuesday afternoon, died at
o'clock yesterday afternoon at ST. Jo-i
paralysis when found. and in addition had
been badly crushed under the debris. An
operation to remove the pressure of bro
ken bones. on his brain was performed
early yesterday morning and 1T was
thought at first that he would recover
A change came during the morning and
after lingering for eight hours he died.
His brother was in the city Tuesday night
and saw him at the hospital.
Mrs. Mary Brockbank, thirty eight,
badly bruised and cut about the face, but
is gaining and willSreeover
John Barrett, fifteen, suffering from
Slight fracture of The skull. His condi-
ton is not regarded as serious and he
has good chances. of recovery.
Ellen Costllo, child of eight years.
suffering from fractured skull Was
almost unchanged. Little hope is ex.
pressed by her physician, and it is thought
that she will die.
Mrs. Sarah Dunbar, thirty. compound
the skull, .lacerated scalp and severe
bruises Her condition is very serious,
but 1t is thought. that she will live.
James Fipnegan; htIty-one, downward
dislocation of the hip and severe b u .ses.
His condition is tmpfoyed and he will re-
cover.
ture of the nose, disl3catiop of the hip,
laceration of the perio 1eum; scalp wounds,
bruises and fractured skull. His c3ndi-
tion is very critical, but the crisis IS
passed and unless compile atfOns arise, he
Miss Mary Gillen, min teen, severe Y
bruised, but is out of danger and will re-
cover.
John Germain, sixteen, right leg frac-
tured and badly bruised. Will recover.
Willie Hopkins, twelve, fractured skull
and severely bruised Out OF danger ana
Stephen NJ Hawkins. flfty-two. right le q
fractured cuts about. head and severe
bruises. He is very sick, but his condi-
is thought that he will recover.
Miss Maria Hawkins, eighteen, flesh
wound in thigh, caused by being struck
by flying timber. She is very i'll, but
Larry L. Keefe, twenty-five dislocated
shoulder and compound fracture of the
left arm. Condition much improved, and
he will recover. q
William Lavalle, thirty-four, right leg,
nose and collar bone broken. His .condi-
ton is greatly improved, and his chances
of recovery are good, though he Is still
Mrs NJ McMahon,. forty-two. eys in
jured, severe scalp wounds. Will recover
Miss Edna Mcmahon, eighteen, died at
o'clock yesterday morning from her in
jurieS.
Thomas Murphy, thirty-seven, right leg
much improved and chances good
Patrick Newell, ttafty-nine, severe
fracture of the skull. Failing rapidly, and
his death was hourly expected.
NJ j. Scott, thirty-three, severely
bruised, but not dangerous. Out of
danger.
Mrs Jane Scott, eighty years, severe in
jury to spine, her condition is improved
though still serious. She will recover
Joseph Kirsch, flesh wound In left leg,
and severe bruises. Much improved and
out of danger.
Miss Anastesia Welsh, forty, severely
bruised but will recover
John F. Wells, partial paralysis and
severe bruises He died Of his injuries
at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
AT ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL.
Henry Bras, right forearm broken, Sc
we're body bruises. Condition much i'm
proved and he will recover.
Joseph Clair, bruised about chest and
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