Evening star., 1913-03-05
MANY IN HOSPITALS
Physicians and Nurses Hard
Worked for Three Days.
NOT ONE FATAL ACCIDENT
Minor Injuries and Cases of Faint.
ing and Intoxication Make
Up List.

| Nonday and Tuesday We're busy days
| for the physicians and nurses at Emer-
| gency and Casualty hospitals and they
| We're still ION the job today. Inaugural
! tion day and the day preceding Us pa
tients were given treatment, III at Emer
senCX and liz at Casualty. Not Il single
death reported at either institution. !
In addition to the patients treated at
the two hospitals the police cared for
nearly loG intoxicated persons at the tenn
porary hospital for such persons at 18th
and G streets nortl west and number
| of persons We're treated by Red Cross
phy sicans at the several stations along
the route of the parade.
Probably the most seriously injured
person cared for at either of the two
hospitals was Howard Hardesty, forty
five years old resident of Silver Spring.
Md, who was over 10y a vehicle at
Pennsylvania avenue and nth street
northwest last night about 10 O'Clock. He
was sent 90 a ward at Emergency Hos
pital.
Injured at Station.
Christian SurtZe1, residing at Spring
field Nd was in the big crowd of Mary
landers at White House station last night
anxious to return home on the Washing
ton Baltimore ami Annapolis electric
line He was iammed against the guard
rail and his left leg was fractured.
Thomas II. Green, 1870 North Carolina
avenue southeast. complained that he was
elected from a street car at Pennsylvania
avenue and Sd street southeast by the
cars crew and injured. He disputed
claim that he had not paid his fare. and
said he would apply for warrant for
those who elected him.
Benjamin Langley member of a militia
company of Jersey City, \. j., was IN
jured by his horse falling upon him at
I'd and c streets northeast. Physicians
at Casualty Hospital found his injury
was not serious.
Thrown from his carriage at PennSyl
vania avenue and Sth street yesterday
afternoon. Philip Shackelford colored. Il
! resident OF Alexandria, Va, sustained a
cut face. The accident resulted from
collision with a street Shackelfoii
was taken to Emergency Hospital
Struck by an Automobile.
Wilson Morse. 1923 Willard street north
west. was struck by an automobile while
crossing at 18th and streets. He was
assisted home by friends The automo
bile did not stop.
r. p Cunningham. Martinsburg, W.
Va. was taken to Casualty Hosrital from
East Capitol and 9TH streets yesterday
afternoon He was only slightly indis-
posed.
John Bowling of Fredericksburg, Va.
fell on the steps at the armory of the
ID. G. n. G. at the Center Market and
injured his leg. He was taken to
the Emergency Hospital. i
An automobile belonging to f. W
Thompson OF Baltimore co!lided at 18th
and G streets with a bicycle ridden by
Joseph Smith. colored. Smith was hurt
and his bicycle badly damaged.
Holm Kitchen, soldier from Macon.
| last night from 914 10Th street. His
ailment was diagnosed as pneumonia. and
he was sent to a ward.
Paul Galy, residing at Remington, Va.
| fell on the pavement at Pennsylvania
avenue and Sd street northwest, last night
! and fractured his right arm. He was
| taken to Emergency Hospital.
While engaged In an alteration yes
terday near White House station. Joseph
O'Hara, 1022 West Lombard street. Balti
more. was thrown 10 the pavement and
! injured Physicians at Casualty Hos
pital dressed injury to his head and
he was able to return home last night.
Woman Is Taken Ill.
Mrs. I-andon of Farmont. Md. was
taken sick last night while at White
House station waiting TO board an cleo
| trio to go to Baltimore. She was
| treated at Casualty Hospital.
Hamilton Mason. 9361s 1st street south
| east. suffered an attack oil neart disease
| last night while at New Jersey avenue
and Is street southeast He was given
treatment at Casualty Hospital.
/ Eugene Payne. resident of Blue
Plains. was the occupant of ambu
| lance from Emergency Hospital on a
| hurry run made from Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and John Marshall place yesterday .
afternoon. Payne had been found i'm his
room suffering from illuminating gas
poisoning. and dragged to the pave
rnent without his rescuers going through
the formality of dressing him.
DR.. Zinkhan. in charge of the ambu-
| lance manipulated the pulmotor and
soon had him out of danger The patient
was discharged from the temporary hos
ptal later.
Louis J. McCarrolI of South Bethlehem
Pa, was treated at the Emergency Hos
pital for exhaustion. Henry Barbour of
| Portsmouth had cut lip. and Charles
Gidinger of Trenton. ~ j., suffered an
, attack OF acute indigestion.
| Alexander McGregor of 1917 /. street |
northwest sustained an injury to his
head. and was suffering from slight con-
cussion of the brain when he reached
the hospital.
| G. a. Shuman postmaster al Shumans-
Vile, Va had fainting spell, while Will
liam Klein of Columbus. Ohio. suffered /
| from exhaustion as result of his having
participated in the parade.
'Drunks" Receive Attention.
After strenuous day and night ply
sicians at Emergency and Casualty hos
pitals found II necessary to make early
starts today to gather up "a few visitors
! with ''hanS-overs :" Some of them had
participated in too much alcohol and had
| spent the night about the streets or i'm
| the parks. and II was necessary to take
| charge of them. while few suffered at
| tackS of indigestion and needed relief
An early morning call received at the
| first precinct was for ambulance at
| Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street I
where a dead one was found in the park
! The victim of alcohol was too far gone to
speak, but "A return ticket found in his
pocket suggested that he was from New
York. He had about $500 in his pockets
/ and wore diamonds.
All day yesterday and last night the
| police telephone wires were kept busy
| II was impossible for the precinct police
| and those detailed at hospitals to report |