The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-05

non In the possession of Charles WAL
lace, of Mendoza street, furnished
considerable work for physician yes
terday. The contents of the bottle, to-
gether With much of the glass, were
driven into Wallaces face, and much
picking and stitching We're necessary
In order to relieve him. His wounds
are quite painful. DR.. Miller gave
him attention.
Ben Smith, of West Seventh street,
mad his left arm filed with the con-
tents of a blank cartridge fired at
close range by a companion. The
wound was quite painful. DR.. Miller
dressed his wounds.
John Farrell, boy residing at $50
Edgerton street, was painfully injured
about the left cheek and eye by a
blank cartridge discharged by COM
panion. The injury is not serious.
DR.. b. w. Doran attended him.
hrecracker under a can was the
instrument that Frank Schroeder, 422
Bay street, used to celebrate with.
When 1T went off the can struck him
IN the forehead and several stitches
We're necessary to close the lacera-
lions that resulted. His nose was
badly torn. He was taken to the city
hospital.
Walter Weimer, 447 James street
was badly injured in the left hand
was torn. The city hospital dressed
the wounds.
Powder burns about the head and
face are what Herman Putzke, 3O2
Van Minden, has to remember the
Fourth with. 1t was a premature ex-
ploslon, and he was painfully marked.
lie was taken to the city hospital.
Taken to City Hospital.
Among the Fourth of July victims
cared for at the city hospital were
Clarence Sundstrom, 22S Erie street;
Edward Busta, 2429 jefferson street:
left hand injured by explosion of
blank cartridge. George SchneIle, 723
Butternut street; right cheek torn by
wadding from blank cartridge; and
James Tusher, 1874 ArDor street, pow
der burn on left hand. All of these
injuries were slight and the victims
were dismissed after having their
wounds dressed
Louis Senger, $50 Gaultier street,
shot himself in the hand with a %
caliber revolver. The palm was badly
torn. DR.. Artz attended him.
A blank cartridge fired by COM
panion was responsible for leg
wound suffered by Herman Lindberg,
of 40 Valley street. The Wadding
caught him in the left leg, and sew
eral stitches were necessary to close
the cash. He was attended by DIR.
Artz.
Emil Bohn, $50 Case street, had his
left hand badly torn with a blank
cartridge. The wadding entered the
palm of the hand between two fingers
and made an ugly hole. DR.. e. w.
Doran attended him.
The accidental explosion of a blank
cartridge necessitated the attendance
OF DR.. e. w. Doran on Harry Sullivan,
of 292 East Cook street. It struck the
palm of his left hand, and the con-
tents were almost driven through the
member.
John Anderson, eleven years of age,
OF So Lawson street, while handling a
cheap revolver loaded with blank
cartridges, accidentally discharged
one in close proximity to his face. The
left eye was badly torn and powder
burned, but he will not lose the sight
of it. DR.. E. w. Doran was called
Willie Scott Disappears.
The. parents Of Willie Scott are
greatly alarmed over the disappear
ance of the lad, who is fifteen wears
of age. Thursday night he was given
some money with which to buy fire.
works, and has not been seen since
he left to get them. 1t is feared that
he might have set off some of the
crackers on his way home and have
been too badly burned to make his
way home.
Fred Fisher, who runs the ferry be-
tween Chestnut street and the public
baths, had several fingers on his right
hand severely burned by the prema-
ture explosion of a large fire cracker
yesterday A year ago on the Fourth
he was quite badly burned on the
other hand