Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-04
Numerous Casualties Report
ed at the Hospitals.
SICK AND INJU RED
MANY OF THE CITY'S VISITORS IN
THE LIST
Bustle and Crush Responsible for the
Increase in the Number
of Patients.

There have been busy times at the nos
pitfalls since yesterday afternoon, when the
inflow of visitors from all sections OF the
country was at high tide. Some OF the peo-
pie who met with accidents were from the
country districts and unused 20 the bustie
and rush on the streets of big city on
such occasions as the Inauguration ceremo-
MES Many of these fell ready victims to
mshaps in the pell-mell rush of pedestrians
and vehicles.
In one instance an old man from eoun-
try district of Virginia, after being treated
at the Emergency Hospital for slight &C
cident went out upon the crowded streets
and within an hour was accidentally knock
ed down and severely injured. Not lew
of the accident cases were the result OF an
overindulgence in strong drink, the vic
tins being men who had started out 10
have so-called good time"
DR.. Charles S. White, resident physician
of the Emergency Hospital, had an extra
corps of surgeons to assist in caring TOR
the sick and wounded. A temporary addi-
tional operating room was established and
extra cots placed in the wards. Even with
these facilities the hospital was taxed to
its capacity.
The Patients Listed.
The list of Emergency patients from yes
terdaN afternoon follows:
s. b. Cooper, twenty-five years. white,
residence 1913 Dartmouth street, this city,
scalp wound received by fall at 18th and
II streets northwest.
Russell Murray, eight years, white, 631
K street southwest injury of hip by being
crushed by large roll of paper.
Harry Emswelier, thirty-five years,
white, from Milton, Pa, member of the
Pennsylvania National Guard, unconscious
from alcoholism.
w. W. Smith, twenty-nine years. colored,
6l2 New Jersey avenue northwest, fell after
being seized with fit and cut his face.
Thomas Horton, twenty-nine years, col
ored, from Norfolk, Va, confusion of the
eye by being struck with a boat hook.
Francis Kinsella, thirty-two years, white.
a Brooklyn, N. Y, letter carrier became
i'll on the street.
P. Slaughter, Sixty-one years, white, from
Lester Manor, Va. fell and cut his head in
a crush on Pennsylvania avenue.
David Merthen, white, from Washington
injured about face.
Edward Beach, nineteen years, white, 1714
14th street northwest, hemorrhage of the
nose.
Enoch Bradley, 80 years, white from Bos-
ton, i'll on the street.
A. T. Bond. thirty-five years, white, 1886
14th street, cut his wrist with pair of
scissors while decorating an inaugural
stand.
Charles Garner, forty-three years, col
ored, 43 Goth street laceration of the hand.
Sherman Griggs, tWentythree years col
order, from Tenleytown, injury to hand.
L. Magid, thirty-four years. white from
Boston, Mass, i'll on the street
A. E. Draper, thirty-eight years, colored,
who said he was a Tennessee lawyer, was
brought into the hospital twice; wound of
the scalp.
w. A. Coleman, twenty-nine years, col
ored, 1130 10th street northwest cut his
hand severely with a knife.
James f. Burton, twenty -one years, col
ored, from Fairfax county, Va knocked
down by an automobile and injured about
back
James Hunt. twenty-five years, white,
from Long Bridge peritontis.
Trouble in Hotel.
r. n. Dame, twenty-four years white
barker, 400 Bolton street Baltimore, bad
ly cut about hands by a glass that was
broken by being snatched from him by a
hotel man.
Sol Goodman, twenty-five years, white, IA
Allen street, New York, abscess of tonsils
William Mitchell. twenty-one years,
white, student, New York, a member of
Squadron a of the presidential escort; APP
perdicitis.
Hoge Shietlin, forty-fve years, white,
member of District of Columbia National
Guard, rs 9th street southeast: injury to
hand while adjusting artillery harness.
James ID. Hammersley, fifty-nine years
old, white, Chicago; fell sidewalk and
cut his face.
Miss Maggie O'Hara, seventeen years,
white, Philadelphia; fell and injured her
back.
In Way of Automobile.
Francis Raymond Sixty years, colored.
800 18th street northwest, struck by an au-
tomoble at 10Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest; thumb broken and
bruised about head and body
S A. Cook thirtV-fiVe wears cnlore5
Johnstown, Pa. trouble with his eye
Falaal Marcello, Twenty-Five years, Ital-
ian, 300 18th street northwest, foreign body
in throat
Ok Lawrence. twenty-five years, white,
clerk, 615 1 street northwest, injured by
falling on sidewalk.
Joseph Elminton twenty-seven years.
white, ia North Eden street, Baltimore.
private Company b, 9Th Regiment Mary
land National Guard, lacerated wounds of
scalp, extensive.
B. C. Cunningham, twenty-four years,
white, 633 G street northwest, i'll ON the
street
Ernest Layton. thirty-two years. white,
Clifton Forge, Va, confusion of head and
injury to face and ear.
Samuel Stump, twenty-nine years, white,
BerkS county, Pa, struck by wagon and
knocked down. Injury to face and head.
Edward DlckerSon, twenty-five years,
white, fireman, nose split, required several
stitches to sew it up.
Harry HOWARD, nineteen years, colOred,
1851 9Th street northwest, laborer, suffer-
ing great pain from severe abscess; treated
surgically by DR.. White
Alva Lasher, thirty-fve years. white
salesman, New York city, fell on street;
scalp wound.
s. Alpman, forty-eight years white rail-
road man, 623 31st street this city: LAGER
ated wounds of face, forehead and hands
Dora Richardson, twenty-four years, col
ored, brought in by ambulance; pro-
nOunced surgeons a
Nat Walker, white, salesman, 1888 Fair
mount avenue. Philadelphia, fell on street:
conclusion of head.
BALTIMORE OLD GUARD.