Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22

iirst reported, although her Injuries are
yer! painful. She is at Mr.. Battley's
mouse. ON Fenchurch street. Her
brother was telegraphed for in Wash
ington yesterday. 1t is learned that
MESS Dolan fell or jumped from the
third to the first story, after being
severely burned.
MISS Teresa Glass. of Richmond, one
0 o. the probation nurses, had her hands,
1eet and face scorched The burn on
one hand and foot is painful. She was
carried TO residence on Wood street.
Whcre she Is receiving all attention
necessary at
MISS Anthony. n nurse, sustained
sllsht burns about the fncc and ear.
Miss Hall. of Richmond. a nurse. who
IS III: was carried to Richmond yester-
DAY by Mrs u. Cohen, of that city.
me condition of Fireman Robert y.
roster. who was injured With Fireman
Barrett, is much Improved
WHERE THE PATIENTS ARE.
Patients taken from the burning
building were carried to the following
places:
To the Norfolk Protestant Hospital
Mrs. Bennett; Kitty Jones. S years old
Mrs. Green, of Newport News: Mr.. w.
A. Barnett of New York; Mrs. Alice
Ives, of Princess Anne: two children of
Mr. Bratten. of Norfolk county; l.. L.
Newborne. of Virginia Beach. and sew
erNi c0lored patients. 16 III all.
TO DIR. Legh's residence-Dr. Reed
OF Phoebus; Mrs. Edwards, of Smith
field.
TO their own homes and other pri-
Nate residences-So of Mr.. Sansone, of
chapel street: DR.. Capeheart, Of Roxo-
bel. y. c.. To No. 40 Bank street;
Frank Ricardo. TO No PIP Church
street; Mr.. Harrigan, employed at the
slNer-piating factory. to his boarding
mouse. on Plume street; MIR w 4
PoEner, of Princess Anne to his
brothers, on Maple avenue Bramble-
ton: MI Percy Halstcad. or Berllley.
10 NO. dS Clay street: Miss Egcrton. Of
New York. and AIR. I.epage, to 80 Fen
church street; Mrs. Talaferro, Of Glou-
ccester. and Mrs, Burke, Of Newport
News, 10 29I Fcnchurch street
me following patients are still n. the
hospital: J. w. Clarke, t. d. Wheaton,
John Bennett, w. $. Chandler Alfred
seaman: George Winn. wife and child
OF Mr.. Rogers, of Berkeley; Will Nor
gan. Captain Qulgley, Brown.
American seaman, John Chatman
II there are other patients from the
hospital who were carried to private
houses DR.. Leigh asks that the facts
In each case be reported to the hospital
authorities.
THE LOSS SUSTAINED.
There were various estimates yester-
day as 10 the loss resulting from the
fire. ~ Virginian- Pilot reporter learn
ed from Sister Bernard, i'll charge OF
the hospital. THAT the cost of the build
Ing was about 100000. including the
fixtures. This Is believed to have been
somewhere near the original cost, and
there has been additions In the way
OF fixtures in recent years. Only n few
days ago Sister Bernard gave her
check for $500 for new baths in that
part OF the building where the fire
started.
WILL BE REBUILT.
1t is the general impression that the
hospital will be rebuilt; in fact, this Is
known 10 be the wish and intention of
the sisters. Sister Bernard yesterday
teiegraphed to Mother Mariana, of
Maryland, NisitatrN OF the Province,
being the head OF all the Sisters of
Charity In the province, and she is
expected here to-day. She will advise
as To steps To be taken by the sisters,
and In few days IL definite announce
ment may be made as to Intentions
with regard Ia rebuilding.
To use the present wall, or that part
OF IL left intact. the building can be
replaced at figure below the original
cost OF the building. The estimate of
many is that 100000 would replace
the hospital in good shape, considering
that the chapel wing Is entirely in
tact, and the great walls are with the
exception OF the eastern end. not ma
terlally weakened. it is thought. The
new building will doubtless be made
( i;;rt.vI7rcpf..
SMALL INSURANCE.