The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-20
THE EMERGENCY
HOSPITAL CLOSES
1t Has Done Much to Relieve the
Suffering.
THE RECORD FOR ONE WEEK.
Many Cases Treated Ycsterday-Some-
thing About How the Building
Was Erected, Furnished
and Operated.
THE RECORD FOR ONE WEEK.

The Ola Dominion Emergency Hospital
erected at the corner of Seventh ana
Broad Streets, for the care and treatment
of the injured and sick during the Carnl-
val. has rendered most prompt and perfect
service during the past week IL has
measured fully up TO the aim the boafd
of the hosp:tal had in its erection. The
Quarters have been kept clean and inviting,
and tie best medical aid has been rendered
20 all patients.
This temporary building was erected
and has been operated by donations from
friends of the Old Dominion Hospital. The
lumber 10 bufld' the house WAS given by
N. f. Ancarrow. The Arn1stage Manufac-
turing Company furnished the roofing.
The Smit1-Courtney Company DID the
wiring for the electric lights The Rich-
mono Passenger and Power Company DO
mated the globes for the lights. Inc tee
s,,ione was put IN by the Southern Ben
Telephone Company.
PRIVATE AMBULANCE.
Mr. A w. Bennett placed his private am
hulance at the disposal of the hospital.
The furniture was loaned by Sydnor d
Bundley. the Valentine Aucuon-tiouse'
ana julius Meyers Sons. Fresh flowers
were sent each day by Mann d broWh.
The ,,,,erating Idle was loaned by Powers
& Anderson. L. Wagner & Co. drug
eists. furnished all medicines used free OF
charge N. Klein loaneu 1hahS uSetu- a.
dicles.
The Male Orphan Asylum sent many
growing plants, which made fresh ana
attractive the departments.
The following physicians were in charge
from day TO day: DIR. NJ. l.. Anderson. Dr.
B. L. Tal.aferro, Dr. II. G. Lattmer. Dr.
F. NJ feade. DR. j. Richard Williams, Dr.
%. NJ. Randolph. DR.. f N. Cunningham,
pr. J. c. Blanton, DIR. w. B. Foster, and
DIR. DRAPER.
The nurses in attendance were Misses
syas,rnr,on. Scott, Johnson. Sweeney.
White, Austin. McClung. Ellyson and
Hudson
YESTERDAYS CASES
The following cases were treated yesier-
Mr.. P. Leonard. of Fredericksburg
tainted on the street The ambulance was
called and ne was taken 10 the hospital,
treated and discharged
Mr.. Pretso, of Petersburg, fell on the
street from vertigo. The ambulance Was
summoned and the patient treated and
hlSSiios StA'
Mr. Burnstein suffering from a sprained
thumb. was treated.
Henry Junker Snowman, hand cut;
wound dressed and patient discharged.
Mrs. Siegle. of this city, tainted on
Broad Street; ambulance called. She was
treated and discharged.
Mr E. D. Stencer, of Fredericksburg,
was taken to the hospital last night in the
ambulance having tainted on Broad
Street lie was found to be quite an III
man. and was kept at the hospital during
The night. He will probably be taken TO
the Old Dominion Hospital to-day.
One OF the knights of the Golden
Horseshoe. who was injured by the falling
OF his horse last night In the parade was
taken To the hospital. and his knee, whic:,
was injured, was treated.
Mr.. c. Loa;h, Of this city. whose hand
was mashed last night, was treated and
discharged.
The hospital Will close this morning al
o'clock. having treated during the week
hfty-three cases.