Evening star., 1901-09-18
THOSE UNDER TREATMENT.
List of Persons Injured In Crush a
the Capitol Yesterday.

the Capitol Yesterday.
It was impossible in the excitement and
crush yesterday afternoon following the
panic in front of the Capitol to secure the
names of all Of those who received medical
treatment. The injuries in most cases were
so slight that the physicians and officers
In charge did not make an attempt to keep
record. Painting women required the
greatest care upon the doctors, and these
upon recovery left the Capitol quickly,
either to return home or to resume their
place in the line in the renewed hope OF
securing access to the chamber where the
remains were lying in state.
Patients who were in need Of further
treatment than could be afforded them In
the improvised hospital beneath the ro-
the nearby Casualty and Providence hos
pitals Ambulances were summoned from
the other institutions Of the city as we'll.
but their services were not needed.
Of the cases treated at the hospitals but
two were serious Marie Wood. who had
three ribs broken, as reported In The Star
yesterday, is still at the Casualty Hospital.
where her condition today Is said to be
somewhat improved.
Mrs James H. Boteler Of 7S H street
northeast, who was seriously injured in
ternally by falling and being trampled
upon, is still at the Casualty Hospital. She
is perhaps the most seriously injured OF
all those caught in the crush. Her condi-
ton today is said to be uncertain, al
though there is no immediate danger. Mrs.
Boteler suffered from extreme nervousness
and hysterfa Immediately following her
adventures in the crowd.
With these two exceptions the patients
treated In the hospitals soon left the in
stitutions and went to their homes.
Complete List.
The complete list of those treated at the
Casualty Hospital follows:
Marie Wood, three ribs broken and other
wise injured.
Mrs James H. BoteIer. IS H street north
east, crushed and trampled upon; internal
ly injured; condition serious and uncer-
tain
Allie Queen, colored, Oregon avenue
northwest, epileptic fit.
Edward Y. Duckett 22d and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest, hemorrhage of the
lungs.
Richard Dandridge, GA Acker street
northeast, kicked on the leg and bruised.
Matte Bassford. 906 Virginia avenue
southwest, bruised.
w. N. Braggard, 11os 5th street north
west. bruised.
Billy Johnson go Brooks court, bruised
w. A. Taylor, 100 18th street northwest,
bruised.
Miss Harvey. 1853 Euclid place northwest.
tainted and bruised.
Ada Blackburn, 1926 street northwest,
tainted.
Elijah Dean, Binghamton. N Y. bruised
Mrs. Symington. 1855 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. northwest, tainted
Minnie Shaw. Brookland, D. c., bruised
Frida Ulmer, 621 Maryland avenue north
east bruised.
Stella Deal. 415 street northeast, tainted
Miss Mary Boles. Woodley lane bruised
Those treated at Providence Hospital
were:
Eva Covell, 1922 q street southeast
bruised.
May Adams. bruised.
Emma GreenweIi, tainted.
Florence Dillon, 214 K street southeast,
bruised.
Katie Knighton, tainted.
Albert Ouch, overcome by the heat and
bruised.
81. c. Pennybaker, Manassas. Va, bruised.
Veto StansciciO, 625 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast, spasms.
Sadie DAILY, 612 b street southeast,
tainted
Fl. X. Hamilton, bruised.
Henry Chase, S27 ID street southeast,
bruised.
Mrs. Warfield. 761 9Th street southeast,
bruised.
Miss Moore, 5O7 I'd street northwest
bruised.
William Wheeler. S04 G street northwest.
bruised.