PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTS. - CDC stacks

PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTS.

UNITED STATES.

Disinfection of vessels at Tampa Bay Quarantine on account of tuberculo8is.

Asst. Surg. C. C. Pierce reports the disinfection of the Norwegianbark Palla8 at the Tampa Bay Quarantine, Mullet Key, Fla., November4, 1902, on account of a case of tuberculosis, and the master of the vesselwas instructed as to precautions to prevent further infection. Thevessel was fumigated on account of rats, 22 of which were collected andburned.

DifRinfection of veasel at San Francisco on account of tuberculo8sU.

P. A. Surg. W. G. Stimpson reports the disinfection of 3 vesslsduring September, 1902, on account of the employment of tuberculousseamen on board.

Stati8tical reports ofStates and cities of the United States-Yearly and monthly.

ILLINOIS-Springfield.-Month of October, 1902. Estimated popula-tion, 36,000. Total number of deaths, 50, including diphtheria, 1, and7 from tuberculosis.MAssACHUSETTs-Newtoh.-Month of October, 1902. Estimated pop-

ulation, 36,336. Total number of deaths, 35, including 4 from tubercu-losis.MICHIGAN.-Reports to the State board of health, Lansing, for the

week ended November 1, 1902, from 69 observers, indicate that diarrhea,enteric fever, pneumonia, erysipelas, and measles were more prevalentand scarlet fever, inflammation of bowels, cholera morbus, and dysenterywere les prevalent than in the preceding week. Meningitis wasreported present at 3, measles at 18, smallpox at 19, whooping coughat 20, diphtheria at 43, scarlet fever at 63, enteric fever at 91, andphthisis pulmonalis at 226 places.MrNNEsoTA-Winona.-Month of October, 1902. Estimated popula-

tion, 23,000. Total number of deaths 24, including enteric fever, 1;whooping cough, 1, and 2 from tuberculosis.NEW YoRK.-Reports to the State board of health, Albany, for the

month of September, 1902, from 156 cities, towns, and villages havingan aggregate estimated population of 7,467,050, show a total of 9,682deaths, including diphtheria, 166; enteric fever, 179; measles, 7; scarletfever, 31; whooping cough, 83; smallpox, 6, and 917 from tuberculosis.

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The Monthly Bulletin says:The record of the month for healthfulness has been good. There Mwas

a low summer mortality, and September follows with 500' fewer deathsthan the average of past years. The saving has been in diarrheal ainddigestive diseases. Acute respiratory diseases which had an excesivemortality through the summer have continued about 10 per cent abovethe normal rate for the month. Diseases of the kidney have likewisebeen moderately excessive. There were 417 deaths from pneumoniaand 385 from Blight's disease. Acute diarrheal diseases have beenreturned uuder various phases and names. The nomenclature of 47Odeath returns have the following numerical ratio: Cholera infantuni,227 deaths; gastro-enteritis, 57; entero-colitis, 43; enteritis, 28; ileo-colitis, 16; colitis, 7; dysentery, 68; diarrhea, 24. Of the last they werevariously named infantile diarrhea, cholera morbus, choleraic diarrhea,summer complaint or summer diarrhea, bowel trouble, and diarrhea.Of these. 11 occurred in infancy, 5 in middle life, and 8 past the age of 60years. Various contributory causes of deaths were given. There werebut 17 of the entire number in which meningitis was given, and 18 werecomplioated with convulsions. these sometimes being noted as the chiefcause of death. Dentition, lack of proper food, malassimilation, milkinfection, innutrition. marasmus, stomatitis are frequently noted as attend-ant and contributory causes of death. Of the 227 deaths from cholerainfantum, 167 occurred in the first year.of life, 34 in the second year, 15in the third year, and 2 were so called in whom death occurred at the ageof 5 years. Of deaths returned as from gastro-enteritis, 40 were in thefirst year of life, 2 in the second, 1 at 40, and 13 past 60 years, 30 of the57 having no contributory cause given. Entero-colitis caused 30deaths in infancy, 8 in childhood (between 2 and 10 years of age). and5 past 60. Of 28 deaths from enteritis, 10 fell in the first year of life,6 in the second, 2 in middle life, and 10 past 60 years of age. Twowere defined as catarrhal enteritis and 1 as likewise cholera infantum.Ileo-colitis was given as a cause of death only in infancy and earlychildhood. They were all attended with meningitis, convulsions,marasmus, and malassimilation. Six were noted as ulcerative ileo-colitis, all occurring at one locality on Long Island. Colitis, sometimesnoted as acute catarrhal and once as ulcerative, caused 7 deaths, 4 ininfancyand 3 past 60 yearsof age. Dysentery was given as the cause of 68deaths, 15 per cent of the whole number. They were distributed in allparts of the State, and in no special locality, 4 occurring in WestchesterCounty and 2 on Long Island. Bloody dysentery was the term appliedto 2, and intestinal hemorrhage occurred in 3 others. Meningitis, con-vulsions, improper food, and senility were given as contributory, butwith 50 no comment was made. Thirteen of the deaths were in thefirst year of life, 9 at 4, 3 at 10, 12 between 30 and 50, and 31 were past60 years of age. Of the entire number 470 deaths for diarrheal dis-eases occurring in all parts of the State, both rural and urban (NewYork City and Buffalo not being included), 352 occurred in the firstyear of life, 22 in the second year, 6 in youth, 20 in middle and 70 inold age, the majority of the last being past the age of 70 years.Orno-Cleveland.-Month of September, 1902. Estimated popula-

tion, 400,000. Total number of deaths, 457, including diphtheria, 7;enteric fever, 11; measles, 1; scarlet fever, 1; whooping cough. 3;smallpox, 50, and 27 from tuberculosis.Month of October, 1902. Total number of deaths, 509, including

92597 NToveli,xr 14,190

diphtheria, 31; enteric fever, 8; scarlet fever, 3; whooping cough, 3;smallpox, 47, and 42 from tuberculosis.RHODE ISLAND-Newport. -Onthof October, 1902. Estimated pop-

ulation, 23,000. Total ntimber of deaths, 35, including enteric fever, 2,and 5 from tuberculosis.

Inspection of immigrants.

WEEKLY.

WVeek No. of No. ofPlace.

eneyes- iminitt-Pl .ende. sels. grants.

Baltimore, Md..................................................................N Nov. 1 2 1,448Do .................................................................. Nov. 8 3 1,021

Boston, Mass .................................................................. Nov.1 8 1, 173New York, N. Y..................................................................ao. 15 10, 047Philadelphia, Pa............ ...do.. 4 .398

Do .;. . .... .----.Nov. 8 1 2n4

MONTHLY.

No ofMonth immi- N;o. re-P ended. grants 'jecte(l.

passed.

Portland, Me .................. Oct. 31 364 0Detroit, Miclh .................. Sept. 30 4 1Sault Ste. Mtarie, Mich ..................Oct..1. ................. ......... . Oct.1 2

Buffalo, N. Y ......... do.. 83 5New York, N. Y.................. Sept. 30 50 5S8 411

Astoria, Ore ................... Oct. 31 i7 0PortTownsend, Wash........302. 0............................................................... Sept. 30 1020Do ...............................................................O.......................................... Oct. 31 1 l

November 14, 19L

Report from national quarantine

S 'Name of station.

UNITED STATES:1 Alexandaa.....2 Apalachicola,Fla.8 Beaufort. N. .4 Biscayne Bay,Fla.Boca Grande, Fla.:5 PuntaGorda.

Punta Rassa..................Brunswick, Ga ..

Cape Charles, Va.............Cape Fear. N. C.................Cedar Keys, Fla.Oolumbia River, Oreg........

Cumberland Sound, Fla...

Delaware BreakwaterQuarantin e, Lewes, Del.

Dutch Harbor, Alask a......Eastport, Me.....................Eureka, Cal.......................

Grays Harbor, W%sh......Gulf Quarantine, Ship

rsland, Miss.Key West, Fla.................Los Aceeles, Csai ....Newbern, N. U ..................Nome, Alaska...................

Weekended. Name of vesel.

Nov. 8....do .l

Nov. 1 1.........................................

Oct. 25 ........................................Nov. 1 1...................................

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......do. Am. sc. Clifford N. Car-vel (a).

Nor. bk. Trio.Nor. bk. Bayard.

Nov. 8 ..........................................Nov. 1 1.Nov. 8 ..........Oct. 25 Br. ship County of Rox-

burgh.Nov. 1 Br. ss. Peareth..................

......do. Bk. Saratoga.

Nov. 18Nov. 6Oct. 25

Nov. 1......do.

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Br. bk. Elizabeth Nich-olson (a).

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Oct. 4 1.........................................Oct. 11 ..........................................

Dateivol Portof departure.

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Oct. 250Savannaho.

Oct. 28 .......do .........Oct. 30D ....... do ....... ..

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Oct. 24 Shanghai..............

Oct. 29 Tampico...............

Nov. 1 Funchal...............

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SetS60hanghai..............

Pascagoula. Miss... ........... Nov. 1 .......I.......-----

Port Angeles, Wash do.....Portland, Me ...................... .....do.... .... ..................... .............................

Port Townsend, Wash....... Oct. 25 se. Inca.................. Oct. 24 Taku.

Reedy Island, Del............. Nov. 1

St. Georges Sound, Fla.:East Pa .................... Oct. 26West Pams .................... Nov. 1

St. Johns River, Fla........ ......do.

San Diego, Cal................ ...do.

San Francisco, Cal..................do.

San Pedro, Cal .............. do

Santa Rosa, Fla.............. . do.

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A. .s... Umatilla............ I.... c.2

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Victoria ...............

Br. bk. Rolla (a)............... Oct. 20 Para

Nor. bk. Johanna............ Oct. 24 Port of SpainBr. ss. Indra ........ Oct. 26 Baltimore ............Br. ss. Thornley ............... Oct. 29 Philadelphia..It. ss. Euphemia .............. Oct. 31 Hamburg.Am. sc. P. W. Dunn ........ Nov. 1 Portland.

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and inwpection stations.

Destination.

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Held to determine sick- Oct. 27ness.

Boarded and passed.......... Oct. 28........do .Oct. 30............................................. ........

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Held for discharge of bal-.last and disinfection. I

Disinfected and held.......... ..............

Passed on medical officer'scertificate.

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Nov. 1

vessels

Remarks. Inspectedand

'passed.

I . .......................... ..................o ......... ... ... ..............d o.......No transactions ........ I... .

No report.............do.......... d

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2 cases malarial fever. 1

Previous port Liverpool...............Previous port Hamburg.................No report......................................

....................................I. ............3report. ...... ..................

1 death from cholera at 3

Shanghai.1 case malaria; no stego- ...............myia fasciata found onboard.

Pennsylvania training 7ship

No report ................... ......;

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Held for disinfection................ ................... ..........................................

No transactions...............I............ - 3. ...

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San Francisco...... ..Boarded and pased................

Oct. 29

......Ballast discharged; disin-Pensacola........ Nov.t^

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Am. ss. Ohio from Seattlenotboarded on accountof storm.

2 vessels spoken andpassed.

No report.....................................'-e.......o...n..........'Glandular region of

forecastle c r e w o nAm. bk. James Tuftand Am. bk. JamesJohnson, from Hono-lulu, and of forecastlecrew and steerage pas-sengers on Jap. s8.Kinshiu Maru, fromHongkong, examined.

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6 vessels spoken and ...............passed; 3 steamshipspassed without inspec-tion.

................................... ....... 5Glandular region of crew 14and steerage passen-gers on Am. as. Korea,from Hongkong, ex-amined; malaria onAm. ss. Colon fromPanama, and measleson Am. as. Alexanderfrom Bering Sea.

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....do Boarded and passed........... Oct. 26 ......

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Reports fron natin quarantine

| Name of station. Week Name of vessel. arri o Port of departure.31 ended. arvl

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UrrM STAns-Continued.Savannah, Ga..................South Atlantic Quaran-tine, Blackbeard Island.Ga.Tampa Bay, Fla...............

Washington, N.C.CUBA:

Cienfuegos........................Havana............................Matanzas .............Nuevitas...............Santiago de Cuba........

HAWAII:Hilo.. .............................Hl'onolntlu._.Kahului.............................Kihei.................................Koloa..............................Lahaina_...........................

Plt[TtPPI.VF:Cebu. ...... ..................

MIanila ...............

SubportsAguadilla. ..............Arecibo.Arroyo ......

Fajardo ....Humacao............... ...Mayaguez...................

Nov. 1 It. bk. Stella B (a)..........do . .......................................

Oct. 24...............

Cape Town.......................................I

......do. Fr. bk. Ker Joseph (a) ..j.....I Oct. 10 Guadeloupe.Nor. bk. Pallas . Oct. 27 Algoa Bay.

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Oct. 13Oct. 25.do......do......... do..... do.

Sept. 13

,Sept. 27Sept. 13

Sept. 20

Am. as. Taynbas..............Ger. ss. Pronto............................ :j................. ...............

Br. . Yuensang ..............

Br. s8. Diatiuante...............Am. launch Concha.........Br. ss. Sunkiang .............Am ss. Romulus............

Sept. 10Sept. il.... ......

Sept. 8

Sept. 11Sept. 13Sept. 14

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Ormoc ............

Hongkong......................................

Hongkong...........

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Cebu ....................

Br. sas. Zafiro.........,,.,,I Sept. 15 HonD"kong.

Jap. as. Rosetta Maru....... Sept. 16 |......do.

Aus. as. Anna.......... do....do .Br. ss. Renalder ...... do ........ do.Br. ss. Yuensang ............ Sept. 19 .... do.

Oct. 25 1..................................do...Sp.ss.ManuelCalvo.Oct. 20 Havana.

Ss. Philadelphia............ Oct. 22 Puerto Cabello.

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and inTection eaiona--Continued.

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l tpassedI~~~~~~n35 Savannah...........36!i..............................o7T Port Tampa.........

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45 -.----.--4V ..............................45 .................... .........46.47.48 .............................49 ............................

50 Cebu............................. do.

51.........................52 Manila.................

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Fumigated to kill rats........ Oct. 24 8

Held for discharge of bal- Oct. 29last and fumigation

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Disinfected and held.................do .............................................Disinfected.........................

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Sept. 11LSept. 13Sept. 14

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53 Ie i n........................................54 tPalmas ....... Held in quarantine ......... . Oct. 20...... NNew York................... do.Oct. 22

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2 cases malarial fever.oni Br. as. Ixia fromHuelva.No transactions............ ...............

No report .......................do ...............No transactions ........... ...............

No report ....................... .do...............

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2 cholera deaths .............1 cholera death.No report ........................Crew and passengersbathed and effects andbaggage disinfected;vessel mechanicallyc leaned; personnelrigidly inspected.

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1 fatal chelera case atCebu; vessel remandedto Mariveles; c rewand passengers bathedand effects and bag-gage disinfected; per-sonnel inspected.

C rew and passengersbathed, effects disin-fected; vessel me-chanic-ally cleaned,and searched for con-cealed vegetables;personnel inspected.

C r e w and passengersbathed, and effects andbaggage disinfected;personnel inspected..do.

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Crew and passengersbsthed,andeffectsdis-infected; vespel me-chaniically cleaned;personnel inspected.

No report.Local mail and baggagedisinfected.

Local mail and baggagedisinfected, 2 nonim-munes detained tocomplete five days'period.

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ReporM from Sde and

Name of station. eWndeed.

Baltimore, Md ............... Nov. 8Bangor, Me do.....

Boston, Mass ........ ......do.

Charleston, S.a......... Nov. IElizabeth River, Va .......... Nov. 8

Galvester., Tex ........... Nov.

Name of vemel.

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Br. 8s. Lincluden............It. a. Fert .......................Br. as. Costa Rican..........

Port of departure.

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Coatzacoalcos....Antofagasta.........

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Vera Cruz......

Mexican ports.Tampico .............Mexican ports......Havana ..... .....Puerto Cortez.Port Limon.Bluefields.Bocas del Toro....Port Limoii.CienfuegoseMexican ports......

Port Limon..........

Bluefields ...........

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Date ofarrival..-

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Br. ss Cayo Bonito ......... ......do.

Br. as Venetia.................. Nov.

Gardiner Oreg .......... ...............................................

Marcus Biook, Pa ....... Nov. 8 .............. .. ..............

Mobile Bay. Ala ............. Nov. .... ........................ .. ..

New Bedford, Mas ............. Nov. 8

New Orleans, La .............. ;Oct. 25 Br. ss. Corby (a)............... ! Oct. 14

Nor.ss. Hugin (a).... .... Oct. 15

Dutch ss. Wilhelmina (a).- Oct. 18Sp. Ps oleta...................... Oct. 19

Am. 88. Excelsior........ Oct. 20

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Swed. as. H ispania........... .....do.

Am. 8s. Esther................ ......do.

Nor. ss. Alabama.............. ......do.

Nor. ss. Taunton.............. Oct. 21

Sp as. Puerto Rico Oct 2

Br. s. Explorer do

Br. as. Olympia ..... Oct. 231Nor.

Newport News,Va ............. olNov. 8 ...O....do......... I.............NewpYorl, R. L. ......d ..... ..do......................................... ..............

Nw York, N.Y ...do.Pass Cavallo, Tex do..........' do . ..............Port Royal, S.C. ............. . . d ..............

Providence, R. I .................o..............

Quintana, Tex.do.. ........

SabinePaw,Tex ........... do. ..............

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mniaipal quarantine stations.

Destination. Treatment of vesel, pas-sengers, and cargo.

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8mlipox in the UnAed at8esas reported to the Surgeon-General Public Beathand Marine-HoIpital S&vice, June 28, 1902, to November 14, 1902.

For reports received from December 28,1901, to June 27, 1902, see PUBLIc HEzLTH RzpoLTs forJune 27, 1902.

Place.

Alabama:Mobile....................................

Total for State.......... .

Total for State, same period, ..1901.

Alaska:Juneau ...................................ITotal for Territory.............

Total for Territory, sameperiod, 1901.

California:Los Angeles...........................Sacramento...........................San Francisco.........................Stockton ................................

Total for State...................

Total for State,same period,1901.

Colorado:Arapahoe County (Denver in-cluded).

Boulder County.....................Custer County.........................El Paso County.......................Gilpin County.......................La Plata County.....................Larimer County .....................Las Animas County ..............Montrose County....................Ouray County.........................Park County...........................Prowers County.....................Pueblo County........................Routt County.........................San Miguel County.................Summit County.......................Teller County..........................Washington County...............Weld County..........

Total for State......................

Total for State, same period,1901.

Connecticut:Brooklyn.................................Davidson ................................New Britain...........................Stamford ................................Thompson .............................Waterbury..............................Willimantic.............................

Date.

Aug. 2..............

June 16...............

Cases. Deaths. Remarks.

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June 1-Oct. 25

July 1-July 31Aug. I-Aug. 31June 1-July 31June 1-June 30July 31...............June 1-Aug. 31June 1-June 30

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.........do.June 1-Aug. 31

Aug. 1-Aug. 31........do.July 1-Aug. 31July 1-July 31July 1-Aug. 31

.do.........o.Aug. 1-Aug. 31

Total for State.......... I.............................Total for State, same period,

1901.Delaware:

Sussex County........................

Total for State......................I


District of Columbia:Washington ...........................

Total for District.................

1416

10214

146

38

24

21

20210231151

2341213524

153

548 .:

4.2.10.1.32.2.1.

52 .

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r-

Sept. 1-Sept. 26 7

............... .......7

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July 27-Aug. 17 9

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Total number of csesfrom December 1, 1901,toJuly 1, 1902; 119 cseo,1 death.

............................. T..........

...... ..................... . .....12Total for District, same pe-riod, 1901.

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November 14,19(3

mwapox in ahe United tae, etc.-Continued.

Place.

Florida:Jacksonville ...........................Live Oakl.................................Palmetto ..... .....................Escambia County (Pensacolaincluded).

Jefferson County (Lamont in-cluded).

St. Johns County (St. Augus-tine included).

Total for State .....................

Total forState, same period,1901.

Georgia:Augusta..................................

Date.

June 14-Aug. 9July 11...............July II................Aug. 10-Sept. 13

Oct. 4-Oct. 22

Oct. 15-Oct. 22

Cases. Deaths.

61

8

1

25

I............................I...............I............

June 1-June 30

Total for State........... .............................

Total for State same period,1901.

Illinois:Belleville................................Cairo .......................................Chicago..................................Freeport..................................Joliet.......................................Peoria.....................................

June 14-Aug. 30June 29...............June 14-Nov. 8July 6-Oct. 18July 2-July 15July 1-July 31

Total for State .....................I..........................Total for State, same period,

1901.Indiana: 1*61

Adams County........................Benton County.......................Blackford County .................Boone Couaty ......................Brown County........................Casm County ..........................Clark County........................Clay County (Knightstownincluded).

Clinton County.......................Daviess County........... .

Dearborn County....................Dekalb County....................DelawareCounty (Muncie in-cluded).

Dubois County.......................Elkhart County......................Fountain County.................Franklin County..........Fulton County.......................Gibson County........................Grant County.........................Howard County.............;Jay County......................Jefferson County.............Knox County.........................Kosciusko County (Warsawincluded )

Lagrange County...................Lake County .........................Laporte County......................Marioii County (Indianapolisincluded).

Martin County........................Miami County........................Monroe County.......................Noble County,........................Randolph County.................St. Joseph County (SouthBend and Mishawaka in-cluded).

Spencer County......................Starke County.......... .

Vanderburg County (Evans-ville included).

Sept. 1-Sept. 30..... do.

.......do.

.........do.

.........do.

........ .do.

.........do.

July 1-July 31

Sept. 1-Sept. 30.........do.

.........do.

........d ..........

June 1-Sept. 30

Sept. 1-Sept. 30.........do.

.......do.

.do..........do........do.

..... do..........do.

.......do.

........do.

.......do......do.

.. ..do....... .........

........ .do.

.........do.

Jluly 1-Sept. 30June 7-Nov. 1

........do ...... .

Sept. 1-Sept. 30.do.

......do....do...............

Sept. 20-Oct. 25

Sept. 1-Sept. 30.do................

June 29-Sept. 30

.............. .1

3.-...............137 ...............

16 ...............1 1..............

69 222 ...............15 ...............H..............

137 2

143 ...............

I.

1...............1...............

2...............5I...............

2...............I 1------......12

I 0..............14...............

3 ..............2...............9.............

..............11...............3...............3I...............lo ...............5 ...............15 ...............1.

,2...............20.......... ...-

132.

...............4.

1;

87 1

21 22 ...............5...............5..............

41 3

10 .............4..............3..............

2605

Remarks.

November 14,190X 2606

Smallpox in te United State, etc.-Continued.

Place.

Indiana-obnginued.Vermillion County................Vigo County (Terra Hauteincluded).Total for State ....................

Total for State, same period1901.

IowaAdams County.......................Allamakee County................Boone County........................Calhoun County....................Carroll County.......................Chickasaw County.................Clarke County.....................Davis County........................Dubuque County....................Emmet County.......................Fremont County....................Hamilton County...................Harrison County............. .

Johnson County....................Kossuth County.....................Louisa County.......................Madison County....................Mahaska County....................Plymouth County..................Pocahontas County.................Polk County...........................Pottawattamie County............Sac County.............................Sott County (Davenport in-cluded).

Shelby County........................Sioux County.........................Taylor County.......................Wapello County (Ottumwaincluded).

Warren County.......................Webster County.....................Winnebago County................Winneshiek County ...............Woodbury County .................Worth County ........................

Total for State .....................

Total for State, same period.1901.

Kansas:Cherokee County....................Cloud County..........................Ellis County...........................Genesee County .....................Kingman County....................Madison County.....................Rooks County ........................Sedgewick County (Wichita

included).Sumner County......................Total for State .....................


Kentucky:Covington ...............................Lexington...............................

Date. Cases. Deaths

Sept. 1-Sept. 30 18June 14-Sept. 30 7

........... .......... . 323

June 1-June 30 ..............June 1-July 31...............June 1-June 30 .............

...............

. do. ................ d o ...............

.. do.ddo i.July t-July 3l ...............

July I-July 31

.July 1-July 31 ..............June 1-June 30 ................ June 1-July 31 ..............July 1-July 31

Juine 1-July 31July 1-July 31 l...............June 1-July 310...............

......do 12.July I-July 31 l------v-v------June I-June 30 1................. -doo....... I........June 1-July 31.June 1-June30...do.do.... .o . ..

Aug. l-Aug. 31 23

July 1-July 31.June 1-June 30.July 1-July 31 ..June 1-Nov. 1 22

June 1-June30.........do

.do... .... ..do..

.dO.... .... .. d . . .

June I-June 30 ................do..... ... ...............

.................. ........, , 57

............................. 66

July 1-July 16 2

........do ....2.

.....do.2............. 2........do

....do.1......... ..do.1

........do. I

June 14-Nov. 21

July 1-July 16 56

............................. 87

............................ . i 06

June 14-Oct. 18June 21-Nov. 1

Total for State ......................................


Louisiana:New Orleans..........................Shreveport..............................

Total'for Rtate ....................


June 14-June 21Aug. 17-Sept. 20

...................... "......

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8214

96

5

4

5

23

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Remarks.

- There were reported 219cases, with 3 deaths,from 39 counties, dur-ing the month of Sep-tember.

Present.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.

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Nine hours in city.

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11

11

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1.

November 14,19(M

Smalpox in tae United State8, etc. Continued.

Place. Date. Cases. Deaths. Remarks.

Maine:Abbot ......................................Biddeford...............................Machias...................................Montague................................Portland .................................Waterville ..............................Winslow .................................

Sept. 19...............Oct. 18-Nov. 1June 26 ..............Oct. 10...............Aug. 3-Aug. 30Nov. 4..............Sept. 18..... .

Total for State..........................

Total forState, same period,190l.

Maryland:Baltimore................................Cumberland ...........................

July 27-Oct. 4June I-June 30

Total for State .....................


Massachusetts:Boston ....................................Brockton.................................Cambridge ..............................Chelsea ..................................Everett ..................................Fall River...............................Fitchburg ................................Lawrence...............................Lowell ...................................Malden ...................................Marlboro ................................Medford...................................Melrose ..................................New Bedford...........................Newton....................................Quincy....................................Somerville ..............................Taunton..................................Worcester................................

June 21-Nov. 8Aug. 10-Aug. 30June 21-Nov. 1July 27-Sept. 27June 21-Nov. 1

July 27-Oct. 4Aug. 10-Sept. 6Aug, 17-Aug. 30June 21-Aug. 9June 14-Oct. 25Oct. 18-Oct. 25July 13-Nov. 8June 21-July 12July 30-Aug. 2June 21-Aug. 2Aug. 31-Sept. 6June 21-Aug. 30June 21-June 28June 13-Aug. 31

Total for State .....................


Michigan:Alpena County............ .

Antrim County............-..---..lArenac County.......................Baraga County........................Bay County............ .

Benzie County ...........------.-l

Berrien County............ .

Calhoun County.....................Cass County............-.lCharlevoix County.................Cheboygan County.................Clare County.....................Clinton County.......................Delta County.....................Eaton County....................lEmmet County.......................Genesee County.....................Gladwin County.....................Grand Traverse County.........

Gratiot County........................Houghton County ..................Huron County.....................

Ingham County......................Ionia County.........................losco County...........................Iron County ....................Isabella County....................lJackson County ....................Kalamazoo County................

Kalkaska County ...................

Kent County (Grand Rapidsincluded).

Lapeer County........................Livingston County...........

Luce County....................Mackinac County...................

June 14-Oct. 18July 12-Aug. 9June 14-July 26Sept. 6-Sept. 20July 14-Sept. 20June 14-July 5July 12-Nov. 1June 14-Nov. 1June 14-Sept. 20July 12-Nov. 1

June 14-Oct. 25Sept. 20-Oct. 11Aug. 9-Oct. 4June 14-Oct. 11June 14-Oct. 4June 14-July 5June 14-Oct. 4Aug. 2-Oct. 25June 21-Nov. 1

..do .................June 14-Nov. 1

June 21-Aug. 23June 14-Nov. 1June 14-Sept. 6June 14-Sept. 13Aug. 2-Sept. 6June 14-Oct. 18June 14-Nov. 1

June 14-July 5do

June 7-Nov. 8

June 14-July 5Aug. 2-Aug. 30Sept. 13-Sept. 20June 14-July 5

1

311212

11

2

32

5

Imported from Bostoa.

Imported from a lumbercamp~a few miles fromMachias.

.............. Imported from Canada.

1

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1............................

189 344 ............55 23

3 ...............21 44 ...............2 ...............2 1

22 26 ..............1 ...............51 12 11 ...............8 ...............1 ...............

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364 68_1471 17

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2607

November 14.1= 2608

SmaUpox in the United State8, etc.-Continued.

Place. Date. Cases.

Michigan-Continued.Macomb County ..............n . Oet. Il-Nov. 1 .Marqtuette County ............... Oct. 4-Oct. 25............Masonw County (Ludington in- Jute 7-Oct. 18cluded).

Mecosta County...Jne 14-Autg. 16 .!Menominee County ............... Jut,e II-Oct. 11 .Midland Couinty. ........... .......doMissaukee County................June 14-A u"V'.16Montcalmn County.............. Junie 14-Sept. 13 ...Monroe County .............. Oct. 4-Nov 1IMuskegoni Counity .............. Junie 14-Oct. 2.5 K .NewaygoCounty .............. Junel4-June21.Oakland Couinty.............. Juine 21-.July 5 ..Oceana County ..... Sept. 6-Sept. 13.Oteego County ............... July 19-Sept. 6.Ottawa County ............... June 14-Sept. 27.Presque Isle County ............. Junie 14-Nov. 1 ..Roscomtinon County .............. July 26-Aug. 16.Saginaw Coutity ............... Junie 14-Nov. 1 .St. Clair County ........... July 12-Nov. 1.Sanilac County ........... June i4-Sept. 27.SchoolcraftCounty ............. June 14-July 5 ..............;Tuiscola County.................juiie 14-Nov. 1.Washtenaw County ............... Junie 21-July 5.Wayne County (Detroit in- June 21-Nov. 8 106cluded).

Wexford County............... June 14-Oct. 1 .

Total for State ......9.... ............. 119

Total for State, same period. . ---.------......... 31901.

Minnesota:Aitkin County ................ July 7-July 28 3Becker County................ June 9-Oct. 62Beltrami County ................ July 7-Oct. 27 26Benton County ................ July 21-Nov. 3 23Bluje Earth County .............. June 9-Oct. 20 58Brown County................ July 7-July 28 3Carlton Counity................ June 23-July 281Carver County................ June 9-Oct. 27 36Chippewa County...................June 9-Nov. 3 35Clay County................ June23-July 28 .11Cottonwood County............... Sept. I-Sept. 8 1Crow Wing County.. June 9-Sept. 29 21Dakota County......... ....... Oct. 27-Nov. 3 1Douglas County......... .luly 7-JIIly 28 1,.Faribault County ........ June 23-Aug. 4 11Fillmore County................ Sept. I-Sept. 814Freeborn County ................ June 9-July 28 8Goodhue County................ June 9-Nov. 3 8Grant County................ July 14-Sept. 17Hennepin County................ June 9-Nov. 3 55Houston County................ SSept. 8-Sept. 15 5Isanti County............... Aug. 18-Aug. 2526Itasca County................ June 16-Nov 33Jackson County................ July 7-Nov. 3 5Kanabec County............. June 23-Oct. 27 45Kandiyohi County_............. July 21-Oct. 20 9..Lake County................ June 9-July 28 1Le Sueur County................ June 16-July 28 4Lincoln County................ June 9-Sept. 8 73Lyon County........... June 23-Aug. 18 6McLeod County.............. ...... June 23-Nov. 3 12Marshall Coulnty. Aug. 11-Aug. 25 4Martin County. June 30D-.uly 28 3Meeker County. June 16-July 28 8Mille Lacs County ............ June 9-Aug. 4 9Morrison County...................... ..do ..........5 fMower County........... June 9-July 28 1MurrayCounty.. June 23-Aug. 25 12Nicollet County............. June 9-July 28 11.Nobles County............. June 9-Oct. 6 73Olmsted County............. June 9-July 28 9Otter Tail County............. June 9-Oct. 647Pine County............. June 16-Nov. 3 53Pipestone County............. June 9-Nov. 3 4Polk County............. June 23-Aug. 4 4Pope County............ June 16-July 28 12|Ramsay County............. June 9-July 28 11

Deaths. Remarks.

................ Present.

............... Do...............

............... Do............... Do................ Do............... Do.............. Vo............... Do.

............... Do.............. Do................ Do................ Do.......... 1)o-............... Do................ Do............... Do.

............... Do................ Do.

........ I...... Do.

................. .Do.

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.............. Do..ji One case from as. City of

Cleveland; 1 case fromss. Mlary E. Perew.

................ Present.

1I Was reported present in16 counties at 19 places

............... during the week endedNovember 1, 1902.

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..............

NVovember 14 -ift

Smallpox in the United State8, etc.-Continued.

Place.

Minnesota-Continued.Red Lake ............................Redwood County ..............

Renville County.....................Rice County............................Roseau County.......................St. Louis County.....................Scott County...........................Sherburn County....................Sibley County.......... .............

Stearns County.......................Steele County..........................Swift County...........................Todd County...........................Traverse County.....................Wabasha County....................WadenaCounty.Washington County...............Watonwan County..................Wilkin County.....................Winona County......................Wright County........................Yellow Medicine County.......

Total for State......................


MKisouri:Carthage .................................St. Joseph...............................St. Louis.................................

Total for State......................


Montana:Butte.......................................Helena.....................................

Total for State......................


Nebraska:Omaha ...................................South Omaha..........................

Total for State......................


New Hampshire:.Manchester.............................Nashua ..............................

Total for State.....................

Total for'State, same period,1901.

New Jersey:Camden County (Camden in-cluded).

Essex County (Newark in-cluded).

Hudson County (Jersey Cityincluded).

Passaic Coudty......................Union County (Elizabeth andPlainfield included).

Total for State.....................


New York:Auburn ...................................Binghamton ...........................Buffalo ....................................

Elmira ..................................

Date.

July 28-Aug. 4June 9-July 28June 9-Oct. 20June 30-Oct. 13July 14-Aug. 25June 16-Sept. 22June 9-July 28Aug. 4-Aug. 11June 16-Nov. 3June 9-Nov. 3June 16-July 28June 30-July 28June 30DSept. 8June 9-July 28June 3DSept. 15June 23-July 28June 23-Nov. 3June 9-July 28Aug. 11-Oct. 13July 14-Jtly 28

June 9-Nov. 3June 9-Oct. 20

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May 1-July 10July 20-Sept. 13June S-Nov. 2

Cases.

71

185292121

18442

26933

442542

67j

26

1119

2,030

3092163

285

Deaths.

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Remarks.

............................. 1792

June 7-Sept. 28 10June I-Sept. 30 10.

....................... 20 ...............

...... . ........ ............. ..............

June 14-Oct. 4 71.June 23-July 31 21.

92-

............................. 78 ...............-----*--

78.

Aug. 17-Oct. 25 ..7.June 21-Nov. 1 147 1

.............................. 1541

............................. ......l7ll

June 29-Sept. 27 20 2

June 21-Oct. 18 98 29

June 15-Sept. 14 110 19

Aug. l-Sept. 13 4 .I.Mar. 2-)Oct. 11 35 8 One case imported from

a Brooklyn hospital.

............................. .267-58

............................. 125231

June I-June 30 2 ..

Oct. 4-Nov. 1 2 .

June 19-Sept. 11 15 1 One case imported fromPittsburg, Pa.

Julv 28-Aug. 2 1 .1

2609

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II

November 14,19 2610

malUpox in the United State, etc.-Continued.

I

Place. Date. Cas. Deaths.

New York-Continued.New York ..................... June 21-Nov. 1 18253Niagara Falls. ......................... July 15-Sept. 28 11...............

Total for State.......... ................. ... 21354

Total for State, same period,. ............... 5751551901.

North Carolina:Alamance County................... Aug. l-Nov. 1 4..............Beaufort('ounty ..................... May 1-May 31 I..............Cabarrus County..................... May )-Aug. 31 3 .Camden County...................... May I-June 30 5 .Carteret County...................... May 1-Aug. 3113 1Catawba County..................... May 1-June 30 31.Cleveland County................. July 1-Aug. 31 10.Craven County........................ Aug. 3-Aug. 31 112Forsyth County ........... May 1-Aug. 31 26............Gaston County . .. ................ 78.Gates County.......... Aug. 1-Aug. 31 1 .Haywood County.......... ... . do .18Hender.on County ..............I.. July 1-Aug. 31 10 .Johnston County.............. May I-May 31 . 3 .Lincoln County ....... .... ........do.. . 1.McDowell County ............. June 1-July 31Mecklenburg County (Char- May I-Oct. 31 129 2

lotte included).Montgomery County ............. Aug. 1-Aug 31 l...............NashCounty .do ...................

New Hanover County............ May 1-May 3. ...............Northampton County............ May 1-Aug. 31 29..............Rockingharui County............. . .......do .53Rowan County.................. ..do. 12 .Rutherford County................ June 1-Aug. 314.Stanly County........... May 1-May 31 3..............Suirry County.......... . May l-June 30 29Union County........... MWay 1-May 31 25Wilson County........... May 1-June 30 12 .Yadkin County................... .do. 4 .

Total for State ................................................. 5:375

Total for State, same period..504 11901.

North Dakota:Bensot County ............ MMay 1-June 24 2 ............

Cavalier County.................... .. do.18 .

Griggs County..................... ..do. 4Kidder County.................... ..do.10 .Pierce County ................... .. do l.IRichland County.................... ..do......... 2 .Sargent County........... .........do. 6I............'Steele County........... ........ .. do.6Stutsman County................... ..do.15Traill County..........d........ .. do.3 .Wells County........... ........ .. do. 1.

Totalfor State ..................................................68 1

Total for State, same period .74 .

1901.ohio:Adams County ....................... June 1-Oct. 11 12..............Allen County..................................do.Ashtabula County(Ashtabula .. do.*........ 7included).

Athens County....................... .do. 31 .Auglaize County..................... ..do. 3..Belmont County .d............ ........ 17 2Brown County . ...do . 1.Butler County (Hamilton in- June 1-Oct. 25 47 ..............cluded).

Carroll County ............... June I-Aug. 15 8...............Champaign County............... June I-Oct. 11 3...............Clark County.......... ....... .. do........ 76 1Clermont County.................... ..do. 7.Clinton County.................... ..do.3Columblana County ............... do ........2 .Crawford County .do..... .. ...... .......2Cuyahoga County (Cleveland June 1-Nov. 8 1,034 182

included). ,3 1

Remarks.

One case imported.

November 14,1N

Smallpox in the Uitited State8, eta.-Continued.

Place.

Ohio-Cbntinued.Darke County.........................Delaware County...................Erie County.............................Fayette County.......................Franklin County............GaUlia County..........................Geauga County.......................Greene County.......................Hamilton County (Cincinnatiincluded).

Hancock County.....................Harrison County.....................Highland County...................Holmes County.......................Huron County.......................Jefferson County...................Knox County........................Lake County...........................Lawrence County............LickiDg County................Logan County........................Lorain County........................Lucas County (Toledo in-cluded).

Mahoning County (Youngs-town included).

Marion County........................Medina Connty......................Meigs County.........................Mercer County........................Monroe County.......................Montgomery County(Daytonincluded).

Muskingum County...............Ottawa County......................Paulding County...................Perry County...........................Portage County......................Putnam County.....................Richland County....Ross County..............Ficloto uounty .........................ISeneca County.......................Shelby County... .Stark County..........................Su1mmit County.....................Trumbull County..................Tuscarawas County.....Union County ......................Van Wert County...................Warren County......................Williams County....................Wood County.........................

Tntal fnr State.....................


Oklahoma:Oklahoma County.................

Date.

June 1-Oct. 11dodo..ddo.

....do ...............June 1-Aug. 15June 1-Oct. 11

.........do.. ........

June 1-Nov. 7

June 1-Aug. 15June I-Oct. 11.....do.

....do..........do.

.........do.

...do.

June 1-Aug. 15June 1-Oct. 11

........ .do

.........do

.....do......... .do.

June 1-Oct. 25

June 1-Oct. 11.... do.

June 1-Aug. 15........do.

........ .do.

June 1-Nov. 1

June 1-Oct. 11.do..........do.

........ .do.

........do

........do.

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.do........do.... .....

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I ...............

June 16-July 9

Total for Territory..........................................

Total for Territory, sameperiod, 1901.

Oregon:Portland ................................. June 1-Sept. 30

Total for State.......... I.

Total for State, smme period,1901.

Pennsylvania:Allegheny County (Pittsburg,Allegheny, and McKees-port included).

Armstrong County (FordCity included).

Bedford County......................Berks C(ounty (Reading In-

cluded).194

June 21-Nov. 1

Sept. 1-Oct. 31

Oct. 1-Oct. 31

Sept. 9-Oct. 18

Case. IDeaths.

1...............2 i...............16 211 ...............90 12 ...............4 ...............23 ..............

1621 1

21...............5 ...............

85 .........1 ...............

59 637 ....

6 22 19 ...............45 17 39 2

63 6

14 6

43 74 ...............

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13..............................

17 ...............

I ...............6 1

94 1

10 116 ...............14 ...............

24 210 ...............

3 ...............

17 ..............

631 .......... .. ..5 ...............

6 ...............

7 ................

2,312

3,461

6

6

...............

68

688

397

5

410

42

...............

......-.-- --..

...............

65

1

..........-...

......... .....

2611

Remarks.

.................

I.... Ul ........

*- ,. vw.u--u--u............

November l4,192 2612

t*nallpox in the United States, etc.-Continued.


Pennsylvania-Continued.Blair County (Aitoona in-cluded).

Bradford County (Sayre in-cluded.)

Bucks County (Bristol in-cluded).

Butler County (Butler in-cluded).

Cambria County (Johnstownand Ehrenifeld included).

Carboni County (Parryvilleand Weissport included).

Center county........................Chester County......................Clarion County (New May-

ville and West Millville in-cluded).

Clearfield County (Duboisincluded).

Delaware County (Chesterincluded).

Erie County (Erie and Del-hil included).

Fayette County (Bridgeport,Leisenrinig, and High-hou-e included).

Frainklini County....................Huntingdon County...............Jefferson County (Brookvilleand ltinggold included).

Lakawanna County (Scran-ton included).

Lan--aster County (Whitakerincluded).

La w r e n c e County (HazelDell included).

Lehigh County (Allentownincluded).

Nortlhumberland eounty(Sunbury included).

Philadelphia County...............Schuylkill County (Pottsvilleincluded).

Tioga County.........................Washington County (Midwayincluded).

Wayne County (Garland andLander included).

Westmorland County(Greensburg included).

Total for State......................


Rhode Island:Providence..............................

Total for State.....................


South Carolina:Charlestout County (Charles-ton included).

Fairfield County (Monticelloincluded).

Greenville County (Green-ville included).

Spartanburg County (Spar-tanburg included).

Uniont County (Jonesvilleand Union included).

James Island...........................Johns Island ...........................Wadmnalaw and EdistoIslands.

Total for State ....................

Total for State,same period,1901.

June 21-Nov. 8

Oct. 1-Oct. 31

Sept. 1-S;ept. 30

July 12-Aug. 21

June 21-Nov. 1

Sept. 1-Sept. 30

Oct. 1-Oct. 31Sept. 1-Oct. 31

.do.........do

.do..........do.........do ..........|

June 29-Nov. 1

;3ept. 1-Sept. 30

Oct 1-Oct. 31Sept. 1-Oct. 31

......do .

June 14-July 19

Sept. 1-Oct. 31

.........do .

July 6-July 12

Sept. 1-Sept. 30

June 28-Nov. 8July 1-July 31

Oct. 1-Oct. 31Sept. 1-Oct. 31

July 1-July 24

Sept. 1-Oct. 31

June 14-Aug. 12

Aug. 10-Oct. 31

Oct. 1-Oct. 31

.......do

.......do

.......do

.......do

.......do

.......do

............ ...........

........................

32

1

194

57

25114

19

124

41

32

14632

9

5

8

1

1

102

1843.

5l

131

1,366

1,614

12

12

12.

39

22.

1.

1.

23.

3..3.31.

123

,...... ..

............]

.............

11

.............

.............

..........

5

13

...............

1

...............2

...-...........

.........---.

2

...... 14

141...............

...............

129

75

1

..............

...............

...............

...............

...............

...............

...............

...............

...............

,..............

Four cases imported fromPittsburg.

One from as. Essx.

L.

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..

2613 November 1 19U

Smlpox in tae UnedtStates, etc. -Contnued.


South Dakota:Sioux Falls ........... Aug. 17c-Ot. 18

Total forState .......... I.............................


Tennessee:Benton County.......................Blount County.......................Campbell County....................Carroll County......................Cheatham County..................Chester County.......................Claiborne County....................Clay County ...........................Cocke County.......................Crockett County....................Cumberland Countr...............Davidson County (Rashvilleincluded).

Dyer County...........................Fentress County.....................Gibson County.......................4ifles County...........................Greene County.......................Hamilton County (Chatta-nooga included).

Hardeman County..................

Hawkins County...................Haywood County..................Henderon County................Henry County...........Hickman County...................Houston County.....................Humphreys County ...............Jackson County.....................James County........................Jefferson County...................Knox County. ..........

Lake County..........................Lauderdale County...............Lawrence County..................Lincoln County.......................i..uuuou %Jiuuby.....................MKcMinn County .....................McNairy County.....................Madison County.....................Marion County.......................Marshall County..................Maury County (Columbia in-cluded).

Monroe County......................Montgomery County (Clarks-

ville included).Obion County........................Overton County......................Pickett County.......................Polk County...........................Putnam County......................Roane County.........................Robertson County..................Rutherford County.......Shelby County (Memphis in-cluded).

Smith County..........................Sullivan County .....................Sumner County.......................Tipton County........................Warren County......................Washington County...............Weakley County................Williamson County..

Feb. 19-Spt. 15.........do

....do

.do..........do..

......do.

...do..........do

.do..........do

........do.

...do.......do

...do........do

.do..........do

Feb. 19-Sept. 20

........do.

.........do.

........do

........do.

....do.

........do.

........do.

........ .d

....... ..d o......... . d o........ .do.

...... do

....... ..d

....... ..d

........ .do.

........ .do.

.........d

..........do.

........do......do.

.......d

- o........ ..

........do....... ..d

.......d.........do..................do.................do

...do.

........ .d

........ .d

.........do.

....do.

...do........do.........do.

.........do.

.........do.

.........do.

Feb. 19-Oct. 4

....do.

........ do

....... do.

.........do.

.........do.

.........do

.........do.

.........do.

Total for State .....................I.............................

Total forState, same period,...1901.

3

3

...............

14269511is

141

919282120

313515225

114

10851216

10035627284534812162412281756610

7811

1252365717639

21274

3185210024

5514

2,228

2, 155

...............

...............

...............

...............

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*..............

...............

6*-...*.........

...........i.I

...............

...... .......-.

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...............1

........*......

*...........- F6

...............3

......... ..---

........*.....

............-..1

1

8...............*.........................................-

.........--

...............

22

3

13

...............7

67

94

One case on a. Mawomb.

marum %Juouny .. . .... .....

Ir .. A ^..

I.... %&%j................

November 14,1900 2614

Smalpox in the United tate8, etc.-Oontinued.


Texas:~~~~~~~~~Texas:

San Antonio .......................

Total for State .................

Total for State, same perio1901.

Uta1:Ogden .................................Salt Lake City....................

Total for State .................

,....

,....

....


Vermont:Burlington..............................

Total for State.......................


VirginiaDanville..................................Petersburg..............................

Total for State ..................

TotalforState,uame period.1901.

Washington:Adams County......................Asotin

Chehalis County....viamim uounsy...................Cowlitz Count;y.......................Douglas County............Ferry County..............Franklin County....................Garfield County......................BingCounty(Seattle included)ibtap County.......................

Lincoin County.....................Okanogan County.................Pierce County (Tacoma in-

cluded).Skagit County .......................Snohomish County...............San Juan County...................Spokane Oounty (Spokaneincluded).

Stevens County......................Wahkiakum County.-....-:::::Walla Walla County..........Whatcom County...................Whitman County..................Yakima County....................

Total for State.....................

Tofal for State, same period,1901.

Wisconsin:Adams County........................Ashland County.....................Barron County......................Bayfield County.....................Brown County (Green BayIncluded).

Calumet County.....................Chippewa County...................Clark County........................Columbia County.................Dane County...........................Dodge County.......................Door County...........................Douglas County......................Fond du Lac County..............Forest Counity.........................Gates County.........................Green Lake County..Iowa County.............

.1...

June 1-June 9

..........................

June 1-Aug. 3June 14-Oct. 2

..-...................

July 27-Aug.

I..........................

J'uly 8-July 1'June 1-June 24

Jan. 1-June 3&.......do........do..do........do

*-. :

*1

I...

...=,...=5

...do

...do

.........do

.........do

.........do

Jan. 1-Aug. 31Jan. 1-June S0

.........do

.........do

Jan. 1-Oct. 12

Jan. 1-June 30.........do

.........do.

.........do.

.........do.

.........do.

.....do.

.......do.

.....do.

do........do

June 1-Aug. 28...... do.

.do..........do

.do..........doJune 1-4ept. 28

June 1-Aug. 28.......do........do........do........do........do.

.......do.. do.........

........do.....do........do........do........do.

1

1

2030

50

41

1

1

31

2

i.I3...............2 1

5 1

--1.65 .........21.8...............8...............

56 .......1I...............5...............7...............1...............

896 18....*-*.........87 ...............17 ...............57 ...............

1..............24 .......8 ...............

422 ...............

7...............2...............

45 ...............8 ...............

8.

1,241 1

401 3

8........19 ...............5...............1........21 ...............

4...............14 ...............7 .............

1 ...............13......5...............9 120 ...............

0...............2...............72.2............

,... .,

.. .-.

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II

1.

i

............

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............

............I

.........................

...........................

2615 November 14,1W

Smallpox in the United Saes, etc.-Contnued.


WIsconsin-Continued.Jefferson County....................Kenosha County....................Kewaunee County..................La Crowe County....................Lafayette County...................Langlade County..................LinColn County.....................Manitowoc County................Marathon County..................Marinette County..................Marquette County.................Milwaukee County (Milwau-kee included).

Monroe County......................Oconto County........................Oneida County........................Outagamie County................Ozaukee County.....................Pepin County........................Pierce County.........................

Portage County......................Price County...........................Racine County........................Rock County (Janesville in-cluded).

Sauk County...........................Sawyer County.....................Shawano County ....................Sheboygan County..............Trempealeau County.............

Vernon County.......................Vilas County...........................Walworth County..................Washburn County..................Washington County...............Waupaca County..................Waushara County ..................Winnebago County.................Wood County........................

fntvl1 f*r.C1t.ffi*

June 1-Aug. 28do..........do

........do.

........do.

.do..........do

........do.

........do.

...do.

.do..........

........do

...do.

June 1-Nov. 1

June 1-Aug. 28.do..........do

........do.........do.........do.

.do..........do..do

.do.........o

June 1-Aug. 30

June 1-Aug. 28.........do.

.do..........do

.........do

..do........do

...do..........do

.do..........do

...do.

.........do

.do..........do

.........do.

.........do

.do..........do.

do........ .

AvW& WvK k7 0............ .............................

Total for State, same perioid.............................1901.

Grand toa ............. ..............

Grrand total, same period, .1901. 1..............

96123981083221

5613

118

2020214591217489

41177

118211043425294

797

1,156

12,581

14,153

...............*--.............

........... .....-

........*......................

............T-X

........... .. -.@

...............

...............

...............

...... ---..-..

...............

...............

12

...............

...............

.........-..

...............

...............

..........

......................................

*......................................---- ..

6

24

660,

4 i-

v^vub %&lk ... .... ...I....vAM...... ..-1 ---------_: - - - - - - - - - - -

,.1..... o.........

November 14,1I( 2616

.Page in UniJtdt as reported toUteSiurgeonGn 1bW Heatth andMaris-Ho.pat Service,from December *8,1901, to Nowmber 14,1909.

PLAGUE.

PlAce. Date. a Desemar.

California:San Fransoo. ........... . Dec. 12

Feb. 22ALpr. 20May 19May 25May 29July 13July 18July 19July 20July 21Aug. 7Aug. 17Aug. 19Aug. 20Aug. 22Aug. 23Aug. 25Aug.30Aug. 31S9ept. 2Sept. 9Sept. 11Sept. 16Sept. 20Sept. 23Sept. 26Oct. 4Oct. 5Oct. 7Oct. 11Oct. 16Oct. 28

111111

I1121L111

111212

121

............i..1111111

1

11

1

1211

1111112I22121111

From Berkeley.From Daviuville.

One came from Oakland.

2617 November 14,19U9

Weeky mortaity wbe4 caiie of the Unitd State.

Deaths fromn-

A IC2~~~L;

Altoona,Pa ...........Nov. 1 38,973 15 1 ...........................Ann Arbor, Mich..........do... 14,509 ..... 1.I... ...... ............ .. .Ashtabula, Ohio ..........do... 12,949 .................

Baltimore, Md............do... 508,957 166 34 ................Belleville, Ill.......... ...do... 17,484....3 ...... .. .. ......

Biddeford, Me . ..........do... 16,145 ........ ...1.......Binghamtom, N.Y.........do... 38,647 8 1.............. .................

Bo nMass.......... ...do_. 560,892 223 25 ....4..... .1...6 4BRockton,, Mass.............do.... 40,063 12 2 .... ...... ...... ............

Burlington, Vt. Oct......O 18 18,641 5 ......................... ..........

Do................Oct. 25 18,641 5 .... ...... ...... ...... ............

Do............... NOV. 1 18,641 4 .... ...... .. ...... ...... .:....Cambridge, Mass..........do... 91,886i 31 7 .... ...... .....I....I....Camden, N.J.............do... 75,935 22 1......1...... ... ...... .......Carbondale, Pa........Oct. 31 13,536 9.1.......Charleston, S.OC........Oct. 25 55.807 30 4. ....Chelsea, Mass .........Nov. 1 34,072 18.... ......................

Chicago, IIll...............do..... 1,698,575 439 48 .... ............13 5 2L 2j 2Chicopee, Mgass ............do... 19,167 7 .... ...... ........... 2 1 .........Cincinnati, Ohio........Oct. 31 3295,902 103 16 .8.. ...... ...... I1 2........Cleveland.Ohio.-.......Nov. 1 381.776 110 10.... 8...........2 1....8.......Clinton, Mass.............do.... 13,661 4 1 ....................Covington, Ky.........Oct. 25 42.938 16 3 ..... ...... .. .....

Do...............Nov. 1 42,938 10........................I...I ....Dayton, Ohio .............do... 85,333 22 5 ....I...... ..........

Denver, Colo..........Oct. 25 133859 44 11 .4.. ............ ....

Detroit,Mich ..........Nov. 1 285.7,04 83.........................1 3.......Dunkirk, N.Y............do..... 11,616 4 1 .... ......... ..... ............

Elmira,N.Y..............do.... 35,672 7 .... ...... ...... ...... ............

Erie, Pa.................do.... 52,733 16 .... ...... ...... ...... ............

Evansville, Ind...........do... 59,007 14 3 ....I...... ....... .............Everett, Mass .............do.... 24,336 3 .....................Fall River, Msdo 104,863 42 1 .2.. 1 ..........Fitchburg, Mass ...........do.... 31,531 10 ....................... ......

G*alesburg, Ill .............do.... 18,607 6 .... ...... .. ...... ...............

Gloucester, M5ass ..........do... 26,121 8... ...... ...... .......... ... ...

Grand Rapids, Mich .......do.... 87,565 17 1 ..................... 2.......Green Bay, WVis........Nov. 2 18,684 6 ......................................Hamilton, Ohio........Nov. 1 2.3,914 4..................... 1 ..............Haverhill, Mass ...........do.... 37,175 6 1 ...................................Holyoke, Mass .do..........45,712 13 .... ...... ............ ...........

Indianapolis, [nd... do... 169, 161 43 2 .1.. ......... . .. ....Johnstown, Pa .do....35,936 13 1 .1.................Lawrence, Mass......... .d. 692,559 22........................1.......Lexington, Ky............do.... 26,369 8 2 ..................................Los Angeles, Cal.......Oct. 25 102, 479 44 13 ....I. .......... .....

Lowell, Mass ..........Nov. 2 94,969 40 1.1.. 2........ .

Lynchburg, Va ........Nov. 1 18.891 7 3................2.. ..............

McKeesport, esa..... .....do... 34,227 8 ... ... I... ...... .. .1... ...

Malden,Mass ............do.... 33,664 13... ...... ...... ... ...1. 2 .Manchester, N. H ..........do.... 56,987 30 .... ...... .... ...2....5 2....Massillon, Ohio ...........do.... 11,944 2 .... ...... .... ...... ............

Medford, Mass............do.... 18,244 1 .......................................Melrose.Mass.............do.. 12,962 3...... ....... .... ... ... ..... ....Milwaukee, Wis ..........do... 285,315 67 3 ... 1 .................. ......~Mobile, Ala ..............do.... 38,409 21 3... . ...... .1... ...

Nashua,N.H..............do.... 23,898 5..............1... ......

Nashville, Tenn............do... 80,865 24........................1.Newark,N.J.............do... 248,070 99 9 .... ... ... ...4.2..New Bedford,Maws........do... 62,442 31 .1.. ........ 3 2 i......Newburyport, Mass........do.... 14,4778 2 ....I.. .. ...... ....

New Orleans, La ..........do... 287,104 114 18 .............. 2....1 1Newport, R.IL......... ...do.... 22,034 9.................. .... . ...... .::Newton,M mw......... ...do.... 33,587 7 .... ...... ...... ..... ..... ....

New York,N.Y........ ...do....3.437,202 1.087 136 ....I... 31 7 26 1 2Norristown, Pa ............do.... 22,265 6 ..............North Adams.Maw ........do... 24,200 12 2 .1.. 1.. 2.. ... ...

Northampton, Mass........do.... 18,643 5 ......................................Omaha, Nebr.............do.... 102,555 18 ... ...... ...... ...1.......Oneonta, N. Y.............do.... 7,147 1 .... ...... ...... ...................Ottumwajowa........Oct. 4 18,197 1 ................. ............

Do...............Oct. U 18,197 4..............1!........Do...............Oct. 18 18,197 7 1................1... ............

Do...............Oct. 25 18,197 5 I........ ... ..............

Do.............. . Nov. 1 18,107 21..................

November 14,1" 2618

Weekly mortality table, ities of the United tat-Continued.

MassNov.Palmel,NfA~~.ss................'Na.1'Philadlelphia, Pa............. .....do.|

Pittsl)urg, Ila............... do.

Plainifield, N.

Providence, R.I.............. ......do..

Quincy. Mass................ ......do.|ltea(liilg, Pa................ Nov. 3

Sacramenito, Cal............. Oct. 25

Salt Lake City, Utah ...... Nov.

sain Franicisco, Cal .......... Oct. 26

Santa Barbara, Oct. 25

Sihreveport, La... .......... Nov.

Sioux Falls, S. Dak........ ......do.

Somierville, Mass .................do.Steeltoni, Pa ....... ....do.

T atco mi, ...........W hOct. 25

DO ........... Nov. 2

Taunton, Mass..........Nov. 1

Titusville, Pa do.....

Waltham, Mass. .........

Washington, D. C ................doWeyiniotnth, Mass................ do.

Wiclhita, Kanis .............. do.Williamsport, Pa.................do.Winona, Alinn............... Nov. 4

Worcester, Mass ............. iOct. 31

Youngstowni, Ohio......... Oct. 25

7,8011,293,697321,61615,369

175,59723,89978,96129,28253,531

342, 7826,58716,01310,26661,64312,068.3,71437,71431,0368,244

23,481278,71811,32424,67128,75719, 714

118,42144,885

3! 11..339 49......139 7' 6

6i 1.......68 9 ......7 1 . ......

20 3 ..... .

14 2 ............17 ..... ...... .....155 9 ......1

1...... ...... ......

2

21 1 .....

7_....... ......

8 1. ......

5 3......117 13......32...'... ......I I 2 ...... ......

8 1 ..... ......I .......... ......

6' . ..-27 3 ... ......14 1 .. 1

2619 November 14,19

Table of teemperature and rainfaUl, boeek ended November 3, 1902.[Received bom Department of Agriculture, Weather Buresu.]

Locality.

Atlantic Coast:Eat port, Me....... ..................Portland, Me .............................Northdeld, Vt ............................Boston, Mass..............................Niew Haven, Conn.....................Albany,N.Y...............|New York, N. Y.......................Harrisburg, Pa...........................Philadelphia, Pa........................New Brunswick, N. J................Atlantic City, N. J......................Baltimore, Md...........................Washington, D. C......................Lynchburg, Va..........................Cape Henry, Va..........................Norfolk, Va................................Charlotte, N. C...........................Raleigh, N.C.............................Ktttyhawk, N. C.......................Hatteras, N.C............................Wilmington, N.C.......................Columbia, S. C...........................Charleston, S. C..........................Augusta, Ga...................Savannah, Ga ...........lJacksonville, Fla........................Jupiter, Fla..............................Key West, Fla...........................

Gulf States:Atlanta, Gsa................................Tampa, Fla................................Pensacola, Fla...........................Mobile, Ala......... .

Montgomery, Ala......................Meridian, Miss..........................Vicksburg, Miss........................New Orleans La...................Shreveport, lLa..........................Fort Smith, Ark........................Little Rock Ark........................Palestine, Tex...........................Galveston,Tex...........................San Antonio, Tex.......................Corpus Christi,Tex...................

Ohio Valley and Tennessee:Memphis, Tenn..........................Nashville, Tenn..........................Chattanooga, Tenn....................Knoxville, Tenn........................Lexington, Ky...........................Louisville, Ky...........................Indianapolis,Ind.......................Cincinnati, Ohio........................Columbus, Ohio.........................Parkersburg, W. Va..................Pittsburg, Pa..............................

Lake Region:Oswego,N. Y.............................Bochester,N. Y..........................Buffalo, N. Y..............................Brie, Pa....................................Cleveland, Ohio..........................Sandusk Ohio..........................Toledo, hlio..............................Detroit,Mich..............................Lansing, Mich...........................Port Huron, Mich. ..................Alpena, Mich............................Sault Ste. Marie, Mich...............Marquette, Mich........................Escanaba, Mitch..........................Green Bay, Wis........................Grand Haven, Mich...............Milwaukee,Wi .......................OhicLgo, Ili...........Duluth, Mtnn ........._.

Temperature indegrees Rainfall in inches and hun.~~~~~~~~

ITemperature in degreesFahrenheit.

Normal. a Excess. a Defic'ncy.

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Normal. Excess. Deficiency.

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Table of temperwature and rainfalg week ended Novmber 8, 190-Cont'd.

Upper Misissppi Valley:St Paul,M ............

La Crogss Wis.................Dubuquo, iowa..........................Davenport, tIowa.......................De Moines, .ow.a................Keokuk, Iowa ............Springield, Il.........................lo I...................................

St. Louis, Mo............................Misouri Valley:

Columbia, Mo............................Springield, Mo.........................n city, Mo........................

Toeka, Kas... ..................Wichita, Kans. .... ......Concordia, KRans.....................Lincoln, Nebr...........................Omaha, Nebr.............................Sioux City, Iowa.......................Yankton, S. Dak.......................Valentine, Nebr........................Huron, S. Dak ...........................Pierre, S. Dak...........................Moorhead, Minn.......................Bismarck, N. Dak......Wiiston, N. Dak....................

Rocky Mountain and Plateau Re-glon:Havre, Mont . ........Helena, Mont...........................Miles City, Mont........................Rapid City, S. Dak....................Spokane, Wash........................Walla Walla, Wash...................Baker City, Oreg........................Winnemucca, Nev....................Pocatello, Idaho.......................Boise, Idaho..............................Salt Lake City, Utah .................Lander, Wyo..............................Cheyenne, Wyo..........................North Platte, Nebr.....................Denver, Colo..............................Pueblo, Colo.............................Dodge City, Kans.....................Oklahoma, Okla........................Amarillo, Tex...........................Abilene, Tex..............................Santa Fe, N. Mex.......................El Paso, Tex.............................Ph nix, Aris.............................Yuma, Aris.................................

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Tomperature in degrees Rainfall in inches and hun.Locality. Fahrenheit. dredth.

Normal.) aExcesssDefic'nclv. Normal. Exoce. IDeaciency.394243444546485251

50504948514846454242444042363636

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FOREIGN AND INSULAR.

ARABIA.

Cholera at iodeidah.ADEN, ARABIA, October 8, 1902.

SR: I beg to state that the following is an extract of a letter datedOctober 5, 1902, from the consular agency at Hodeidah re cholera:

I regret to have to report that the disease is spreading in Hodeidah, as well as in theinterior, and consequently the international sanitary board of Constantinople hasextended the ten days' quarantine for all arrivals from above Yambo, down to Mokha,both ports included.

Goods arriving from Hodeidah are ten days in quarantine in Aden.Respectfully, W. H. LOCKERMAN,

United States Vice-Consul.The ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE.

BRAZIL.

Causes of death in Bahia.

BAHIA, BRAZIL, October 13, 1902.For the week ended Oetober 11, 1902, there were reported in Bahia

93 deaths from the following causes: Arterio-sclerosis, 3; beriberi, 5;bronchitis, 3; cirrhosis of liver, 4; diarrhea and dysentery, 3; ente-ritis, 2; entero-colitis, 1; malarial fever, 3; gastritis, 5; senile debility,1; Bright's disease, 3; stillborn, 4; pneumonia, 1; syphilis, 2; tetanus,3; infantile tetanus, 2; tuberculosis, 10, and from other causes. 38.For the week ended October 4, 1902, there were reported in Bahia

90 deaths from the following causes: Arterio-sclerosis, 4; beriberi, 4;bronchitis, 3; diarrhea, 1; enteritis, 1; puerperal fever, 1; malarialfever, 5; gastritis, 5; hepatitis, 3; senile debility, 5; stillborn, 9;syphilis, 3; tuberculosis, 9, and from other causes, 37. I have furtherto report that during the week mentioned there were reported 3 casesof smallpox and 42 disinfections of domiciles took place, heing fortuberculosis, 30; smallpox, 8; typhoid fever, 2, and dysentery anddiphtheria, 1.

H. W. FIJRNISS,United States Consul.

The SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

CANADA.

Inspection of immigrants at Quebec.Week ended Saturday, October 25, 1902, 465 immigrants were

inspected at this station. Number passed, 450; number detained, 15.W. C. BILLINGS,

Assistant Surgeon.The SURGEON-GENERAL.

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CHILE.

Smallpox at Pisagua.

September 29, 1902, the consul at Iquique reports an epidemic ofsmallpox at Pisagua, and some cases in the villages between Pisagua andIquique.October 13, 1902, the consul reports that after careful investigation

he is able to asco,rtain the existence of only 6 cases of smallpox at Pisa-gua, and that reports of an epidemic have been exaggerated.

COSTA RICA.

Yellowfever at Port Iimon.

Acting Asst. Surg. Wm. H. Carson reports 4 cases and 3 deaths fromyellow fever at Port Limon from October 6 to October 30, 1902.

EGYPT.

Cholera epidemic.

CAIRO, EGYPT, October 18, 1909.SIR: I have the honor to confirm the following telegram to the

Department regarding the cholera epidemic in Egypt:CAIRO, EGYPT, October 11, 1902.

SECRETARY OF STATE, Wash1ington:Since 4th instant, 971 cases cholera, 915 deaths-all Egypt.

SMITH.Comparing the figures of the foregoing with those given in my cable

of the 4th instant, it will be seen that there has been a decrease in thenumber of cases and deaths of over 50 per cent.The following will show the number of cases and deaths for the

week ended the 11th instant:

Egypt. New Deaths. Cures. Egypt. New Deaths. Cures.cases. oases.

Cities: Provinces-Cont'd.Cairo .................. 7 13 5 Dakalieh..................47 102 9Alexandria .................. 15 71 31 Galioubleh.................. 1843 30Port Said.5 7 1 Menoufleh.................. 12 6126Damietta ..................9 32 8 Ghizeh . .................. 1127 18

Suez.............. 5 6 2 Beni-Souef.................. 610 9ElArish............ 1 4 5 Fayoum................... 1155 23

Provinces: Miuieh .6 11 5Garbieh .................. 22 *46 32 Assiout.................. 67103 16Behera.... 15 134 17 Girgueh.................. 46 5835Charkieh................. 13 42 22 Keneh....48.... 104 21

Since July 15, 1902 (the date of the outbreak of the epidemic), to yes-terday there have been in all Egypt, according to the figures furnishedby the Cairo sanitary department, 38,083 cases and 32,377 deaths with5,546 cases cured.

Respectfully, H. T. SMITH,Vice Oo -Generw iniaharge.

The AsISTANT SAECETARY OF STATE.

The following telegram dated November 1, 1902, has been receivedfrom the vice consul-general: "Since October 25, 225 case cholera, 212deaths-all Egypt."

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GERMANY.

Beport from Berlin-Plague and cholera in various countries.BERLIN, GERMA1NY, October 27, 1902.

SIR: I have the honor to transmit herewith the latest informationregarding plague and chQlera, obtained from the imperial health office(Kaiserliches-Gesundheitsamt) at Berlin:

Plague.

RUSSIA.-During the period from September 30 to October 7 therewere registered in Odessa 5 new plague cases and 1 death.TURKEY.-The 18-year-old waiter, attacked with plague in Smyrna,

died on the sixth day of his illness.According to a report, dated September 17, from Syria, it appears

that in the district of Beni-Cheir 9 plague cases and 8 deaths have beenrecorded.EGYPT.-During the period from October 3 to October 10 no fresh

cases of plague have been recorded. Only in Alexandria were 4 plaguepatients still under treatment on October 10. On October 11, however,1 new case of plague was registered in Alexandria.BRITISH INDIA.-In the Bombay Presidency between September 21

and September 27 there occurred 9,931 plague cases and 7,443 deaths-that is to say, 682 cases and 712 deaths more than during the foregoingweek. In the city of Bombay 78 plague cases and 63 deaths wererecorded; in the town and port of Karachi there occurred 19 cases and13 deaths.MAURITIUS.-During the period from August 8 to September 4 there

were registered 6 plague cases with 5 deaths.MOZAMBIQUE.-In MIagude, according to a report dated September

15, 2 cases of suspected plague have been registered.CAPE COLONY.-During the period from August 17 to September 13,

according to the official bulletins, no fresh plague cases have occurredin the colony, but dead rats which have succumbed to plague are stillfound from time to time in Port Elizabeth.

Plague and cholera.BRITISE INDIA.-In Calcutta, during the week ended September 13,

6 deaths from plague and 10 deaths from cholera were recorded.Respectfully, FRANK H. MASON, United States Con&sdl-General.

The SuRGEON-GENERAL.

Reportfrom Berlin-Cholera in various countries.

BERLIN, GERMANY, October £7, 1902.SiR: I have the honor to transmit herewith the latest information

obtained from the imperial health office (Kaiserliches-Gesundheitsamt)at Berlin:RussIA.-According to the official reports published in the Govern-

ment Gazette (Regierungs-Anzeiger) of October 9, there occurred in theAmur district between September 29 and October 5, 22 fresh choleracases, of which 3 cases occurred on river steamships; the remaining 19cases were distributed as follows: Blagoweschtschensk, 1; Nikolajewsk,1; Vladivostock, 8, and Chabrowsk, 9. The total number of casesrecorded in the Amur district since the outbreak of the disease amountsto 1,183, of which 888 (75 per cent), occurred in the 3 most inmportanttowns of this territory, Blagoweschtscheusk. Vladivostock, and Chaba-

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rowsk. In the Kwantung district, during the period from September28 to October 1, there were recorded in Port Arthur 5 cholera cass,and in DalnU 1 case. Altogether in these 2 towns there have beenregistered, between July 13 and October 1, 1,015 cholera cases.TURKEY.-In Syria the cholera is spreading from the south in the

direction of Jerusalem. According to a report dated October 6, severalcases of cholera have been notified in two districts from four to six hours'journey from Gaza. In Gaza itself an alarmingly high rate of mortal-ity prevails, and on October 18 the place was officially declared to beinfected with cholera. Two days previously a similar declaration wasmade concerning Lydda, near Bamleh. According to a report datedOctober 18 traffic between Jaffa and Ramleh has been interrupted. InHodeida, according to a communication dated October 5, 25 case ofcholera have been registered.EGYPT.-During the week ended October 6, 1,971 villages were

reported to be infected with cholera; 1,571 cases and 1,546 deaths.KoREA.-In Chinnampo, up to August 29, 139 cholera cases and 79

deaths had been registered.JAPAN.-According to a report issued by the ministry of the interior,

there had been registered, up to August 29, 4,329 cases of Asiatic chol-era, with 1,650 deaths. To these must be added 213 cases which hadoccurred up to August 26 in Formosa, of which 133 ended in death.

Respectfully, FRANK H. MAsON, Uned States8 nwul-General.The SURGEON-GENERAL.

ITALY.

Report from Genoa.GENOA, ITALY, October 14, 1902.

SIR: I have the honor to state that I arrived here yesterday, October13, 1902, and immediately visited Mr. Pearson, the United States consulat this port.

I learn that there is no disease in the city at present of interest froma quarantinable standpoint.The water supply is extremely good, being obtained from the moun-

tainas some distance away from the city.The streets are very clean. This was one of the first things I noticed

on arrival, and Mr. Pearson tells me that the entire city is in a cleanand healthy state.There is very little malaria in the city, there being very few places

where the mosquito can breed.Respectfully, CAAROLL Fox, As4stant Surgeon.

The SURGEON-GENERAL.Reports from Nap -es1e*es inspected.

NAPLES, ITALY, October 20, 1902.Week ended October 18, 1902.-The following ships were inspected at

Naples: October 13, the steamship Sicilia, bound with cargo for NewYork. October 15, the steamship itta di Milano, bound with passen-gers and cargo for New York. There were inspected and passed 552steerage passengers and 150 pieces of large baggage; 950 pieces of bag-gage were disinfected by steam. The rejection of 48 steerage passen-gers was advised. October 15, the steamship Maesilia, bound withpassengers and cargo for New York. There were inspected and passed874 steerage passengers and 220 pieces of large baggage; 1,100 piece ofbaggage were disinfected by steam. The rejection of 58 steerage pas-

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sengers was advised. October 16, the steamship Lahn, bound with pas-sengers and cargo for New York. There were inspected and passed 645steerage passengers and 258 pieces of large baggage; 750 pieces of bag-gage were disinfected by steam. The rejection of 50 steerage passengerswas advised. October 17, the steamship Hetperia, bound with passen-gers and cargo for New York. There were inspected and passed 615steerage passengers and 124 pieces of baggage; 950 pieces of baggagewere disiuifected by steam. The rejection of 36 steerage passengers wasadvised.

NpiALS, ITALY, October 27, 1902.Week ended October 25, 1902.-October 21, t,he steamship Jambrontan.

bound with passengers and cargo for Boston. There were inspectedand passed 672 steerage passengers and 250 pieces of large baggage;950 pieces of baggage were disinfected by steam. The rejection of 60steerage passengers was advised. October 22, the steamship Liguria,bound with passengers and cargo for New York. There were inspectedand paed 870 steerage pasengers and 160 pieces of large baggage;1,000 pieces of baggage were disinfected by steam. The rejection of 67steerage passengers was advised. October 25, the steamship BuenosAires, bound with passengers and cargo for New York. There wereinspected and passed 197 steerage passengers and 50 pieces of largebaggage; 400 pieces of baggage were disinfected by steam. The rejec-tion of 51 steerage passengers was advised. October 24, the steamshipScotia, bound with passengers and cargo for New York. There wereinspected and passed 498 steerage passengers and 90 pieces of largebaggage; 600 pieces of baggage were disinfected by steam. The rejec-tion of 56 steerage passengers was advised.

ENRICO BuONOCORE,Temporary Acting Assitant Surgeon.

The SURGEON.-GENERAL.KOREA.

Measures to preven the #pread of cholera in Seoul.[No. 513.]

SEOUL, KOREA, October 4, 1902.SIR: In my dispatch No. 509, of September 23, I handed you a copy

of a joint note sent to the Korean minister for foreign affairs by theforeign representatives in Seoul regarding measures to be taken for thesuppression of the cholera. The very hour that we had our meetingfor that purpose the Emperor took voluntary steps in the same direc-tion and postponed the October celebrations as well. This action wassupposed to have been taken to anticipate the attitude of the foreignrepresentatives.

I now have the honor to hand you inclosed a copy of a very promptreply to this joint note, being but an account of the action taken by theEmperor in the direction of that indicated by our joint note.

Respectfully, HORACE N. ALLEN,Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary.

The SECRETARY OF iSTATE.[Inclosure 1.]

FOREIGN OFFICE, September 25, 1902.[Dispatch No. 105.]

YOuIR EXCELLENCY: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your joint notesuggesting the prevention of the spread of cholera.

I beg to inform you that His Majesty, on the 20th instant, issued a decree as follows:"At this time during the season of summer and autumn changes there must be some

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sickness, and we hear that lately there are severe case of cholera among the people,which disease is very sudden and there is no time to try with medicine to cure it. Also,the poor people may not be able to get medicine for it, so there may be some untim.elydeaths, which we are very sorry for. Therefore, we furnish $5,000 to the sanitaryboard, and the officials of that board shall invite all the doctors to discuss very carefullyand write out a proper prescription and a plan of preventing its spread, and to buy goodmedicine and think out a way of rescuing the people without the danger of dyingbecause the patients are not at once attended. This prescription they make out to bealso sent to the country districts to do the same way. In case anyone neglects to attendit in the same way and cause the disease to increase or spread, it can not be said that hedid according to our earnest desire for the good of the people So have the homedepartment to instruct all the governors and magistrates accordingly."Under this decree I think the officers and doctors of the sanitary board will do what

is proper to answer His Majesty's gracious desire, and I also have written to the homedepartment to dispatch policemen to help as much as they need.

I thank your excellencies very much for the kind suggestion.I have the honor to be, sir, your obedient servant,

CHEY YOUNG HA,Acting Minister for Foreign Afjairs.

To their excellencies:HAYASHI, Japanese M1inister.H. N. ALLEN, United States Minister.Hsu TAI SHIN, Chinese Minister.COLLIN DE PLANCY, French Minister.JORDAN, British Mlinister.STEIN, Russian Charge d'Affatres.WEIPERT, German Consul.CUEVILLIER, Acting Belgian Consul.

MEXICO.

Report from Vera ruz.VERA CRUZ, MExIco, October 27, 1902.

SiIR: I have the following report to make for the week ended October25, 1902: From all causes there were reported 55 deaths-l0 cases and3 deaths from yellow fever, 5 deaths from pernicious fever, 6 fromremittent fever, and 6 from tuberculosis.The health conditions in the shipping have been very good. The

captain of the steamship Frey had a malarial attack while in port.The American schooner O8car G, from Pascagoula, arrived here on

the 25, with 1 man suffering from malarial fever, having been sick sincethe second day at sea, October 12. During the voyage the first officerdied after having been sick for eight days, probably also from malaria.No more sickness has occurred aboard. The forecastle and cabin werefumigated and the water casks emptied. The casks were found to bebreeding places for mosquitoes.

Respectfully, S. H. HODGSON, Acting Aui8tant Surgeon.The SuRGEON-GiENERAL.

Yellow fever at Tampio.TAMPICO, MEXICO, October 81, 1902.

SIR: I desire to make a final report on the yellow-fever situation inthis city. Since the date of my last report there have been officiallyreported 7 deaths from this disease. It is impossible to learn the num-ber of cases occurring in this city, but the number is large and typegenerally mild. In short, the disease is epidemic, and unless the win-ter turns quite cool there is an excellent promise of an extensive out-break next spring.

Respectfully, Jos. GOLDBERGER, Anutant Surgeon.The SURGEON-GENERAL.

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MAURITIUS.

Plgue, surra, and other disease8.PORT LouiS, MAURITIUS, September 20, 1902.

SIR: It is now over four years ago since bubonic plague broke out inMauritius, and has continued its ravages and devastation up to dateamongst all clases of the population, except with slight cessation atoccasional intervals.To add to the many other misfortunes of the island, this town was

threatened a short time since with Asiatic cholera and smallpox broughthere by Indian troops and contract coolie laborers regularly importedto work on the sugar plantations. On the arrival of the vessel in portit was reported that several cases of cholera and smallpox had occurredon board during the voyage from India to Port Louis. The passengerswere at once sent to a quarantine station, about 30 miles distant fromthis port. By the last reports from this station it appears that the dis-ease is abating and the health of the quarantined improving.

Unfortunately, on the other hand, it will be seen from the inclosednewspaper reports that surra in an epidemic form has broken outamongst the cattle, horses, mules, asses, and oxen used as beasts of bur-den in the colony.

All the horses in use here are imported from Australia, oxen fromMadagascar, mules and asses from South America. There is no stockwhatever raised on the island, except a few goats for the use of theMohammedans and Hindoos, whose religion proscribes the use of otheranimal food.

Respectfully, JOHiN D. CAMPBELL,United States Consul.

Dhe AssISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE.NORWAY.

Quarantine proclamationfrom Christiania.October 16, 1902, quarantine was declared against Odessa on account

of plague, and the following cities and countries were declared infectedwith plague: Constantinople, Arabia, Persia, India, China, Manila,Formosa, Egypt, Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, Madagascar, R6unionIslands, Mauritius, Porto Alegre and Paranague (Brazil), and BuenosAyres. Pernambuco was declared no longer infected.

PEILIPPINE ISLANDS.

Cho7era.Chief Quarantine Officer J. C. Perry submits the following report on

cholera:Cholera report, Mfanila, for periodfrom September 14 to September 20, 1905, inclusive.

Number of cases. Total.Date. | Fili- Chi- Amer- EBuro.Oers. Cas. Deaths

pinos. .nese. loans. peans. Ohr.Css ets

september 14 ...................................6...... . .......... ....................................64september 15 .................................. 81 ....................................9 10

ptember 16 ...................................4. .... ............September'17.. ................................. 2 ............ ..................................23

Sptember .................................. 71 . .......... ............83September 19 .................................. 12.......... ............ 12 11September20 .................................. 6 ............1....1.j..7 5

Total ................. ................. 45 22 ............ ............ 4936

195

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Report of cholera occurring in provincial town8 in the Philippine IJlandsfor the week endedSeptember 20, 1902.

Place. Province. i < Place.

Nabau ...................Bustos ..................Mariquitia..............San Mateo.............Bay ...................Santa Crz.............Calamba..Urdaneta.......Umingan................Sant-a Maria...........Calisao....................Santa Harbara.Aguilar .................Mangatarem......... ".Calasiao...............Malasaquli ............Alava...................Alcala ...................Binmaley ...............San Nicolas............San Fabian............Penaranda .............San Leoniardo........Santa Domingo.Nemapicuan ..........Cuyapo .................Aliaga....................Gapani ...................Cabanatuan ...........Bantay...................Santa Domingo.San Viceinte..........Maringaln............Santa Catalina........Santiago.................Vigan ....................£ andon..................Santa Maria...........Laoag.....................Ambulong.............Talisay..... .

Bauan ....................Baybay ..................Maasin...................Ormoc....................Mutiong.................Calbayog.Pinamalayan.........

Paniqui..............Alos...................Botolan ..........Balincaguen....Castillijos...............San Marcelino......Iba. ......................Gazan.....................

Cebu.......................Bonigio,................Camon...................Naga ......................

Camarines Sur..Bulacall.Rizal.................Laguna...........do.

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Island of Mar-induque.

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6 61 16 31 04 39 73j 222 1

12 61 11 11 12 2

13 46 66 42 21 12 21 19 720 41 13 34 414 148 31 14 20 12 23 12 261 41 1

5 420 73 383 561 11 02 03 3

127 412 340 402 1

17 162 23 35 31 16 46 64 31 1

10 953 1270 3820 18

San Fernando.......Danao ...................Liloon ...................Sigonga.................San Fernando.......Balaoan ................Bauan ...................San Juan...............Rosario .................Bacnotan ..............Aringay.................Naguilan ..............Banigar...................Namipicuan...........Bohol ..................

Iloilo ......................Jaro........................Molob.......................La Paz...................Baratoc Nueva.Leganes..........Mandurrio........Zarrago..................Cabatuan ...............Pototan...................Arevalo..................Dnnanvas...............

I Pavia.....................Duoinas...................Analio...................Kondon.................

Ii sani Miguel ............Alimadoin.............Maasin...................Sanita Barbara.Dingle....................Buena Vista ...........Jordan..................Zaearroga..............San Enrique...........Guimbol.................Capiz............Bacalod...................Baguio..................Sariaya...................Botolan.................Silay......................Victoria................San Enriqui...........Sumag....................Murcio....................

IBogo.......................Pontavedra.............Villadolid............|,Suravia...........1Bulupanadan..........La Castillano..........Lopez..............

Total.............

Province. |

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.........do. 187 159

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.........do ......... 85 49......do. 10 4

Island of Panay 34 18........do ..2....... 2'2.........do ......... 29 29.d.....5.d < 0504 361.........do .. 37 18

.do.......... 165 112.........do.0. , 37

.do............ 92 60........do.. 55 12.........do. 3 1........ 24 22

.do......... 2 2.do..... do30

.........do 134 60.do.......... 40 13.do.......... 7 4.do........ 13 3.do.......... 37 37.do.......... 8 8

........do .. 1 1.......do .. 118 74Islaiid ofNegros 373 292

.do......... 11 9........do ..... j2 3........do ..

.do.......... 28 22

.do......... 12 10.........do.. 21 21

.do.......... 113 34.do.......do87

.do.......... 52 28........do5 25........ . 10 10........do.. 8 10.........do.. 5 5..do .. 10 3.do... 26 6

............................3,853 2,454

CEBU, P. I., Sejptemrber 11, 1902.Report of cholera in this city from September 5 to Septeinber 10,

1902, both dates inclusive:New cases, 32; deaths, 28.By nationalities: Spanish-cases, 1; deaths, 1. Filipinos-cases, 31;

deaths, 27.The report remains low for Cebu City, but there is no improvement

in outlying towns.

.......uu.................,

2629 November 1,19

Bohol Island is generally infected, and many towns in Samar andLeyte are infected. I inclose a list of infected ports in this district.The steamship Tayaba8 arrived yesterday morning from Ormoc with

2 of the crew dead from cholera. The German steamship Prontoarrived this morning from Hongkong via Iloilo with 1 of the Chinesecrew ill with cholera.

Cholera-infected ports in Cebu customs district: Alcantara, Cebu;Argao, Cebu; Balamban, Cebu; Bantayan, Bantayan; Barili, Cebu;Baybay, Leyte; Cabalian, Leyte; Calape, Bohol; Calbayog, Samar;Carcar, Cebu; Catmon, Cebu; Cebu, Cebu; Dalaguete, Cebu; Danao,Cebu; Dumanjug, Cebu; Guiuan, Samar; Hindang, Leyte; Laoay,Bohol; Liloan, Cebu; Loboc, Bohol; Maasin, Leyte; Mandaue, Cebu;Naga, Cebu; Ormoc, Leyte; Palompon, Ieyte; Sibonga, Cebu; Tabo-gOD, Cebu; Talisay, Cebu; Tanauan, Leyte; Toledo, Cebu; Tagbilaran,Bohol; Tubigon, Bohol; IJbay, Bohol.

Assistant Surgeon Stansfield reports cholera at Cebu as follows: Sep-tember 10 to September 18, 18 cases, 14 deaths; September 19 to Sep-tember 24, 8 cases, 6 deaths. Total cases to September 18, 1902, 1,258;total deaths, 705. September 29; no case of cholera in the city in thelast four days, and reports from outlying districts show a markeddecrease in the disease.

Weekly report of outgoing quarantine at Cebu, P. I., instituted for protection of other Philip-pine ports on account of the prevalence of cholera in Cebu.

Week ended-

Sept. Sept. Sept.13. 20. 27.

Number of vessels remaining in quarantine from last week................................ 13i 8 11Number of vessels entering quarantine during the week...................................... 12 16 15Number of vessels discharged from quarantine during the week.......................... 17 13 14Number of crew quarantined during the week...................................................... 246 495 252

Number of cabin passengers quarantined during the week................................... 4 10 9Number of steerage passengers quarantined during the week............................... 27 79 30

Numberof vessels disinfected during the week ........................... ......................... 40 ONumber of vessels remanded to Mariveles for disinfection.................................... 1 00Number of cases of quarantinable diseases occuring among persons in deten-

tion, choler.7 0 0....................................................................... 7Numberof pieces of baggage disinfected ........................... ................................... 1031 6425

Number of pieces of baggage inspected and passed................. ............................. 58 3810

Vessels for clean ports are held in quarantine 5 days before beingallowed to sail, and inspected daily. Vessels for infected ports arecleared without quarantine detention.

H. A. STANSFIELD,A&i8tant Surgeon, Quarantine Officer, Cebu, P. L

P. A. Surg. J. C. PE;RRY.

PORTO RICO.

In ection of alien 8teerage pa8sengers.

San Juan, week ended October 25: Number of vessels, 6; number ofimmigrants inspected, 34.

November 14,19(2 2630

Foreign and inekar tistioal reorts of ountries and cities-Yearly and*monthly.

BAHAMAS-DuRnmore Town.-Two weeks ended October 24, 1902.Estimated population, 1,232. One death. No contagious diseases.

Governors Harbor.-Week ended October 25, 1902. Estimated popu-lation, 1,500. No deaths and no contagious diseases.NK&au.-Two weeks ended October 11, 1902. Estimated population,

8,000. Number of deaths not reported. No contagious diseasesreported.CANADA-. Winnipeg.-Month ended October 21, 1902. Estimated

population, 45,156. Total number of deaths not reported. One deathfrom diphtheria, 7 deaths from enteric fever, and 1 death from scarletfever reported.CUIBA.-Havana.-Month of September, 1902. Estimated population,

275,000. Total number of deaths, 404, including diphtheria, 2; entericfever, 6; scarlet fever, 2; whooping cough, 2, and 59 from tuberculosis.

Guanabacoa.-Month of September, 1902. Estimated population,20,080. Total number of deaths, 29, including 4 from tuberculosis.DUTCH GUIANA-Paramaribo.-Month of September, 1902. Esti-

mated population, 31,626. Total number of deaths, 97. No contagiousdiseases reported.FRANCE-RoUen.-Month of September, 1902. Estimated popula-

tion, 116,316. Total number of deaths, 291, including enteric fever, 2'scarlet fever, 1, and 40 from tuberculosis.

St. Etienne. -Two weeks ended October 15, 1902. Estimated popula-tion, 146,559. Total number of deaths, 124, including 13 from tuber-culosis.GERMANY-Friburg.-Three months ended September 30, 1902.

Estimated population, 90,106. Total number of deaths, 354, includingdiphtheria, 2; whooping cough, 10, and 63 from phthisis pulmonalis.GIBRALTAR.-Two weeks ended October 19, 1902. Estimated popula-

tion, 27,460. Total number of deaths, 31, including 1 death fromenteric fever.JAMAICA-Port Antonio.-Two weeks ended October 25, 1902. Esti-

mated population not reported. No deaths and no contagious diseases.JAPAN-Na.qa8aki.-Ten days ended October 10, 1902. Estimated

population, 131,700. Total number of deaths not reported. Seventeendeaths from cholera reported.JAvA-Batavia.-Two weeks ended September 27, 1902. Estimated

population, 150,000. Total number of deaths not reported. Eighty-one deaths from cholera reported.MALTA.-Two weeks ended October 11, 1902. Estimated population,

189,749. Total number of deaths, 91, including diphtheria, 3, and 2from enteric fever.NORFOLK ISLAND.-Month of August, 1902. Estimated population,

900. One death. No contagious diseases.PORTO Rico.-Month of September, 1902. Census population,

953,947. Total number of deaths, 2,383, including diphtheria, 2;enteric fever, 13, and 116 from tuberculosis.

2631 November 14,1"

Ohaor, y.eow fe r, plgue and smapox, June 28, 190, to November 14,190.

(Reports received by the Surgeon-General, Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service, fromUnited State onsuls through the Department of State and other source.]

[For reports received from Deoember 28, 1901, to June 27, 1902, see PUBuC HEALTH RmP'oa forJune 27, 1902.]

CHOLERA.

Place. Date. Cases. Deaths Remarks.

Aabia:Hodoi eih.............................

Borneo:eanc e m in.....................

Oeylon........................................Chia:Amoy...................................Canton .....t ...........Chenglohien ........................Chin kiang............................Choanchow.........................Fa thhan ...............................Foochow..............................Hangehow...........................Hongkong ..........................Bsinchou............................Kiangyin.............................Kweilam..............................Macao..................................Nanking ..............................Niuchwang .........................Peking.................................Pinglo .................................Port Arthur........................Shanghai.............................

Shihlich................................Sheoyang............................Shouyanghsien ...................Soochow .............................Taiyuanfu............................Tangku...............................Tientsin ...............................Wusieh.................................Hunan Province..................Shansi Province...............

Dutch India:Batavia................................Samarang.............................Pekalongan.........................Soerabaya............................Pasoervean .........................Probolinggo ........................

Egypt:Alexandria ..........................Cairo.Damietta ............................El Ariche.......................Ismailia.........................PortSaid............................Suez......................................Asiout Province................Behera Province ................Beni Souef Province............Charkieh Province..............Dakahlieh Province...........Fayoum Province...............Galioubieh Province.........Gharbieh Province.............Guirgueh Province..............Guizeh Province..................Keneh Province..................Menoufieh Province............Minieh Province.................

India:Bombay................................Calcutta..............................Karachi ...............................Madras .....................

Japan:Osaka and Hiogo.................Rhime Ken...........................

Sept. 10-Sept. 12

May 23-June 5Aug. 3-Aug. 9

May 31-Aug. 16May 9...............sept. 6...............June 24...............June 5...............May 9-July 6Sept. 6...............June 24-Sept. 6To Oct. 4 ............Sept. 6.............

........do.To June 12.........To May 31.....To Sept. 6.........June 6-Sept. 22June 7................To June 12 .........Sept. 14...............May 1-Sept. 1

Sept. 6.....................do.

........ .do..do..........do

........ do.June 6.............June 7-Sept. 6June 24...............Sept. 6...............

.........do.

June 8-Sept. 27May 28-June 24May 26-June 24June 1-June 28June 2-June 29June 9-June 29

Aug. 5-Oct. 20July 22-Oct. 20Aug. 26-Oct. 20Sept. 16-Oct. 20Aug. 26-Oct. 20Sept. 1-Oct. 20Sept. 8-Oct. 20Aug. 2-Oct. 20Aug. 12-Oct. 20Aug. 11-Oct. 20Aug. 19-Oct. 20Aug. 26-Oct. 20

.do ................Aug. 4-Oct. 20Aug. 13-ct. 20Aug. 26-Oct. 20July 25-Oct. 20Sept. 1-Oct. 20Aug. 9-Oct. 20Aug. 19-Oct. 20

May 27-Oct. 7May 24-Sept. 27May 25-Aug. 24July 5-Oct. 3

9

781

710............................................. -..

*...................-..-.

............482

..-..........

............

............

1,170................. ......

592. ..........

............

............

............

............

....................

165

............

............

............

............

43.....

............

............

............*..............................................*...........

...........-

............

.......a...

Sept. 6-Sept. 27 ...........June 1-Aug. 13 84

9721

............

........-.-..

............

............

............*.......................

..........i.422

............

10,00040,0001,018

13,000285493

............

............

...........

*....................................

569............................... ----

455382191177433

9381,409583422729108

3,7222,122350

1,3562,213834

1,6965 4922,4911,8)6946

2,7071,146

434643559

6582

Estimated.Abating.Epidemic.Present.

Do.Epidemic.

Do.Present.

Epidemic.Do.Do.

Imported.

One case on ss. County of Rox-bury bound for United States.

Epidemic.Do.

3,000 cases a day.Imported.Epidemic.

Do.

Present.Reported.

Do.

November 14,1902 2632

Cholera, yellowfever, etc.-Continued.CHOLERA-Continued.

Place. Date. Cas. Deaths. Remarks.

Japan-Continued.Formosa ..............................

Fukuoka Ken.....................Hiogo Ken...........................Hiroshima Ken..................KRagashima Ken ..................Kansgawa Ken....................Kochi Ken...........................Kumamoto Ken...................Kyoto Ken...........................Myazaki Ken......................Nagasaki Ken.....................Nara Ken.............................Oita Ken.............................Okayama Ken .....................Okinawa Ken.......................Osaka Fu (Kobe included)...Shiga Ken...........................Shimane Ken.......................Shizuoka Ken......................Tokio Fu..............................Tokushima Ken .................Tottori Ken .........................Wakayama Ken ..................Yamaguchi Ken..................

Korea:Chenampo ..........................Seoul...................................

Syen Chun...........................Wang Hai............................Woonan ..............................

Philippine Islands:Cebu ...................................

Manila .................................Provinces.. .... .

Russia:Amur District-

Blagoweschtchensk ............Chabarowsk ........................Charbin..............................Dalnij ...................................Girin.......Inkou .....Mukden ..............................Manchuria...........................Nikolajewsk........................Nikolk....Odema .................................Olowjrannaja........................Vladivostock........................Zizikar................................

Straits Settlements:Hingapore ............................

Turkey:Tiberias..... .

June 1-Aug. 18Jan. 1-July 3June 1-Sept. 22June 1-Aug. 31June I-Sept. 22

......do ......do.................June 1-Aug.31

....do........ find........do.June 1-Oct. 10June 1-Sept. 10

Anv.U. .. ..

June 1-Sept. 22A..-

June I-Oct. 11June 1-Aug.31

........do.July 5...............

.-

....-do..........do.

......do.

....do.

To Aug. 21.........Sept. 27...............

To Aug. 17.........Aug. 17...............Aug. 9..............

July 9-Sept. 24

2131,9871,042

607068I 2,344

'8825816

2143

2,1408

3421716193

171

92..-.........

20.............-..........

1,266To Sept.20.......... 4,023

..........do.58,026

July 16-Sept. 14 156July 28-Sept. 14 147June 14-June 20 112Aug. 25-Sept. 14 143July 14-July 20 ............Ju y 6-July 17 128July 12-July 15 87ToJuly 19........... 54Aug. 25-Sept. 14 25.......do . 12Aug. 24-Sept. 10 18To August 8.. .... 8Aug. 14-Sept. 14 141July 11-July 13 ............

Apr. 26-Sept. 20 ...........

Nov.I .....

1331,51664626

......... ..

......... ..2

48361

113........i...391,455

396

*-...-.-....

.-.-..-.*...

.... ..-..-.

4............

............

.*-*........T

55............

50............

711

3,03040,167

98841

1751067324

....... .....*.-.........

65

1.......

631

Reported.Epidemic. From 50 to 250deaths daily.

Present.

Total number since outbreak1,219 case, 672 deaths.

............ Present.

YELLOW FEVER.

Brazil:Bahia.. ..June 7-June 14Manaos ... July 23.Pernambuco........................ June 16-June 80Rio de Janeiro ..................... ept. 21-Sept. 28

Oolombia:Panama . .................... July 1-Oct. 27

Costa Rica:Port Limon ................... July 4-Oct. 30

Cuba:Gibara . . .......... July 16.Havana ............ Aug.5.

Sept. 10

SePt. 16...............Dutch Guiaa:

Paraaribo .......... July 1-July 31

2............

............

............

8016

.........--.

............

6

14

7

11

1

Present.

From _s. Vigilancia from VeraOrus.

From &L Monterey from VeraCruz.

One case on as. Havana fromMexican ports

I..... ..- ... .. .. . .. . ..

I........%&p............

... . %Av........

263.3 November 14,1=

Chlera, yellow fever, etc.-Continued.

YELLOW FEVER-Continued.


Ecuador:Guayaquil .............. Aug. 10-Oct. 19 ............ 9

Mexico:Alvarado ..... July 7............... .................... Epidemic.City of Mexico .......... June 1-Oct. 19 ............ 5Coatzacoalcos .......... June 14-Oct. 11 72 20Cordoba ..... July 7..................................... Present.Jaltipan ..... Julyl9 ..... ............................... Reported epidemic.Merida ... To Oct. 3 ...... 19 8Progreso ..... July 15-Oct. 24 13 10Tampico..... To Oct.20 ... 6Tuxpan. .. ..Oct. 14-Oct.21 1Vera Cruz ..... June 7-Oct. 25 343 141

Porto Rico:San Juan ......... Oct.27 ................ ..................... One case on s8. Montgomery.

Venezuela:Valencia ......... Aug. 25............... .................... Reported.

PLAGUE.

Africa:Cape Peninsula ............... !To Aug. 9.Port Elizabeth ............. ..do.Mossel Bay .. ........do.All other places . ........... ...do.

Australia:Brisbane .. ...... Feb. 1-May 31New Castle ........ Aug. 24-Aug. 31Sydney ............ June12.Townsville ............ Aug.21.

Brazil:Pernambuco........ April 15-July 31Rio de Janeiro ........ Aug. 15-Sept. 28

China:Canton ............ May 10.Chiangehow ............ June.5.Choanchow . .............. ..do.Honam ........ ........ .. do.Hongkong .. ..... May 10-Sept. 30

Eg-ypt:Alexandria .. ..... Apr. 14-Oct. 4.Assiout Province ....... June 18....Dakahlleb Province ....... Apr. 14-June 18Galioubieh Province ....... May 2-Aug. 6Garbieh Province.. ..... June 3.Keneh Province ............... May 11-June 25Menoufleh ............... May 7-June 25Minieh ....... ........ Apr. 26-June 25

France:Dunkirk .. ............. June 11-June 13

Marseille .......................... July 3.Hawaiian Islands:

Honolulu.......................... July 28-Oct. 16lndia:Bombay Presidency and Sind:Northern Division-Ahmedabad City............... Apr. 26-Sept. 27Bandra eort.......... .... June 7-Sept. 27Bassein................. ...... do.Bhiwndi......... Aug. 9-Sept 27Bombay City......... Apr. 26-Sept. 27Broach District...........d.......o....dBulsar Port.................. |May 24-Sept. 27Kaira District................. Apr. 26-Sept. 27Kalyan ................. Aug. 30-Sept. 27Mahim .................June7-Sept. 27Panch Mahals District...... Apr. 26-Sept. 27Rewakantha State........... ...do.Surat District, Port, and.do.Town.

Thana District . .......... ........do.....Utan ................. May 17-Sept. 27

Central Division-Ahmednagar District..... Apr. 26-Sept. 27Rhandesh District ......... do....doNasik District.............. . do.Poonah District and Clty............do.

7451351314

741

1

I...........II..I...162

19

391

562927

I............

7241119

............48.534891431

214198

1,688

4419

344,9383.5501,542

3626646

251

......... ..

10820

............ .Decreasing.

............ .Present.

............ Do.

............ .Epidemic.431

80

421381515

............ Twodeaths on a. City of Perth,from Calcutta, etc.

............ One cas on as. Espagne fromBuenos Ayres.

420

1114

2,9703942

4081014

14989

1,140

3708

154 0462,8101,200

Imported.

One case imported.

Fifteen cases imported.

I..................................

I...........

November 14,19(I 2634

Cholera, yellow fever, eto.-Continued.PLAGUE-Oontinued

Plae. Date. Cases. Deaths. Remarks.

Indta-Ontinued.Bombay Prei d en c y an d

Slnd-Continued.Central Division-Continued.Satara District.................Sholapur District andTown.

Southern Division-Belgaum District..............Dabhal ..............................Dharwar District..............Hyderabad Town andDistrict ..........................

Kanara District.................Karachi District,City, and

Port.Kolaba District................Ratnagiri District and portRevdanda..........................

Political Charges-Aundh State.......................Baroda State.....................Billimora.........................Cutch State........................JaLnira State and port.......Kodinar Port...................Kathiawar State...............Kolhapur and SouthernMahratta Country..........

Mandvi Port................Mangrol.............................Porbander Port................Sachtn State.......................Savanur State...................Verawal.............................

Outside Bombay Presidencyand Sind-

Madras Presidency..............Bengal-

Bhagalpur.........................Burdwan Division............Calcutta............................Chota Nagpur Division.....Oria ...............................Patna.................................

Northwest Province andOudh-

Allahabad Division...........

Apr. 26-Sept. 2,.do . .......

.........do.June 21-Sept. 27Apr. 26-Sept. 27

. do.

. do.......do.

. do... do.May 24-Sept. 27

........do...do .

June 21-Sept. 27Apr. 26-Sept. 27May 24-Sept. 27June 7-Sept. 27Apr. 26-Sept. 27

.........do.May 24-Sept. 27July 26-4ept. 27May 24-Sept. 27Apr. 26-Sept. 27May 24-Sept. 27

.........do,.

Apr. 26-Sept. 27

.do..........do..........do.

.do..........do.....do.

.........do.A.

.......do.

Benares Division .......do.

Fyzabad.......................Gorakpur..........................Lucknow .........................Meerut ..............................

Punjab-Delhi Division ..................Jind...................................Jullunder Division...........Lahore Division...............Maler Kotla......................Patiala State.....................Rawalpindi Division.......

Mysore State-Bangalore City, District,and Mii Station.

Chitaldrug Dbrc.........Haman Distric................Kadur District.................Kolar District and GloldFields.

Mysore Cityand District...Shimoga District...............Tumkur District............

Hyderabad State................Berar State..........................RaJpunta State.....................Beluchistan..........................Kashmir-Jammu Province...............

June 21-Sept. 27May 24-Sept. 27Sept. 13-Sept. 27May 24-Sept. 27

Apr. 26-Sept. 27June 21-Sept. 27Apr. 26-Sept. 27

X......do

June 21-Sept. 27July 5-Sept. 27Apr. 26-Sept. 27

......d .

....do.

........do...do..........do

.do..........do

.do..........do..........do

.........do

June 7-Sept. 27July 5-Sept. 27

Apr. 26-Sept. 27

11,59;78t

6,82331

9,375

123

. 67118

........i.35.

70578728519823

2,585

5,472' ii15

31974

*...-..*-....

3,930

218140

1,51009

1,482

3,069

441

9120

............*-..---....

10,3831

8, 229915,113

16

10,437

2,108

132311

1,166375

3,7671,281

14785758

113

490

8,2255]

4,96831

6,065

96486400

985927

60465720416221

1,411

3,7374099

1604113

3,210

190127

1,50209

1,036

2,535

424

.994

....-...-..

6,960

5 8178,712

1389

8,385

1,464

87198859260

2,66075154568547

111

373

Two cases imported.

One case imported.

Three cases imported.

Including 186 imported seizuresand 129 imported deaths.

Including 12 Imported casesand 8 imported deaths.

Including 6 imported cases and6 deaths.

Three cases imported.

One case imported.

I... ....... ...

1

I

F

*.

::1

7

2635

holra, yelow fever, etc.-Continued.PLAGUE-Continued.

November 14,1 U

Pla e Date. Case. Deaths. Remarks.

Japan:Formosa ................ May 1-May 31 700 555

Madagascar:Maunga . ...... May 26-June 22 41Tamatave........ July 1-July 22 18 14

Philippine Islands:Manila ........ ... June 8-June 21 1 1

Rusia:Odemsa ... To Oct. 18 .......... 47 15

South Africa:Port Elizabeth ... June 15-June 21 4............

Spain:Barcelona ......... July16 ..................................... One cae on e. Duca di Galliera

from Buenos Ayres.

Constantinople .......... Oct. 30 .....1.1Pera . July5.. ............. ..................... Declred.Smyrna....Sept. 29-Oct. 5 1 Do.

SMALLPOX.

Argentina:Buenos Ayres............. May 1-June 30

Austria-Hungary:Prague ... May 26-Oct. 11 45Trieste ... ... Aug. 10-Aug. 16 1

Barbados ......... July -Oct. 18 1,090Begum:

Antwerp ... ... May 26-Oct. 18 27Brussels ............. Aug. 17-Sept.27.Ghent ............. Aug. 31-Oct. 18

Brazil:Pernambuco............. May 17-Sept.30Rio de Janeiro............. Sept. 21-Sept. 28.

Canada:Amherstburg.... ...Sept. 20-Nov. 1 9Quebec ......... June 7-Nov. 1 14St. John .. ..July 13-July 26 2Vancouver ... ....... July 1-July 31 2Winnipeg .......... June 7-June 28 3

Ceylon:Colombo........ June 14-June 21.

Chile:Pisagua - ... Oct.13. 6

China:Hongkong .... ... Apr. 26-Sept. 13 13Shanghai . ....... Aug. 24-Sept. 6.

Colombia:Cartagena....... June 1-July 13.Panama .. ... June 1-July 21 12

Cuba:Havana ........ . ............................ ............1

Dutch West Indies:Curagoa.............. Aug. 3-Aug. 9 1

Equador:Guayaquil......... Aug. 23-Oct. 19.

usiro......... June 25-July 1England:

Birmingham........ May 31-Aug. 9 35Bristol ........ Oct. 4-Oct. 18 1Leeds........ Oct. 4-Oct. 11 1Liverpool ........ May 31-Oct. 25 105London........ May 31-Oct. 25 773Manchester......................... Sept. 27-Oct. 262Newcastle.on-Tyne ............. May 31-Sept. 20 3South Shields.................. .do..6Sunderland....... June 7-Sept. 27 8Swansea.......SSept. 20-Sept. 27 ............Warrlngton ..........do. ...........

France:La Rochelle........ Oct. 20-Oct. 26.Marseille ........ June 1-Sept. 30.Paris ........ June 7-Oct. 24 ...Rheims........ Oct. 5-Oct. 26 1

Gibraltar ........ Aug. 11-Oct. 12 4Greece:

Athens ... June 29-July 238196

13

............41

1074

9418

...........

.........

..........---

1

............

103

3............

.....----.

........ ..-

25

1

2

1

1541............

1i'11

1

359

2...........

One case imported.

On Spanish ss. Onton fromHamburg and Bilbao.

Wovember 14.29' 2636

Cholera, yelow fever, etc.-Continued.SMALLPOX-Continued.

Place. Date.

India:Bombay. . ............May 13-Oct. 7Calcutta . . May JO-Sept. 20Karachi . ..............May 25-July 27Madras. . Iay 10Sept. 19

Ireland:Belfast ............... June 7-June 14Dublin ....... ........ Aug. 3-Aug. 23

Italy:Milan . ........... ay 1une 30Naples . .............. June21-ct. 13Palermo ..May....... M 24-Oct. 11

Japan:Formosa. . May 1-May 31Yokohama ............... May 31-une 7

Malta:Valletta ............... June 22-June 28

Mexico:City of Mexico ............... June 1-Sept. 28Vera Cru ............... June 7-July 12

Netherlands:Rotterdam ........ ....... June 14-Aug. 23

Philippine Islands:Manila ....... ........ Apr. 26-June 21

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Rusia:Moscow .............. May 31-Oct. 18Odessa .............. May 24-Oct. 18Riga . . ............ Apr. 1-July 31St. Petersburg .............. Apr. l-Oct. 18Warsaw .............. May 18-Sept. 13

Sootland:Dundee .............. July 6-Sept. 27Edinburgh.......... Sept. 27-Oct. 4Glasgow .. June 13-Aug. 22Leith .. ........ Aug. 3-Aug 9

Spain:Barcelona..........Sept. 2-Sept. 30Corunna...... June 29-Sept. 27Malaga ...... May 1-July 31Valencia....... June 1-June 15

Straits Settlements:Singapore . ..... May 3-Sept. 13

Switzerland:Geneva .. .... May 31-Sept. 20

Turkey:Constantinople .. .... Oct. 13-Oct. 19Smyrna .. .... June 16-June 22

Uruguay:Montevideo .. .... June 5-July 26

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Do...............iGuayaqull............Halifax, Nova Scotia....Hamburg.............Hamilton, Bermuda.....

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Santa Cruz.....................Do ..........................

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Do ..........................Singapore ......................

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