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... THE SMALLPOX CASE AT TREHARRIS At the Merthyr Board of Guardians on Satur- day, Mr Jenkin Matthews presiding, a letter was read from the father of tue young woman who was removed from Cardiff to Treharris, whilst suffer- ing from smallpox, in which he ...
... THE SMALL-POX CASE AT TREHARRIS. At the Merthyr Board of Guardians on Satur- day, Mr Jenkin Matthews presiding, a letter was read from the father of the young woman who was removed from Cardiff to Treharris, whilst suffer- ing from smallpox, in which ...
... SPREADING SMALL-POX AT MERTHYR. [SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE ECHO.] At the Merthyr police-court, today-oefore Mr William North (stipendiary) aud Dr. Probert-John Hughes, collier, was sum- moned under the Public Health Act for exposing himself whilst suffering ...
... SMALL-POX OUTBREAK NEAR PONTYPRIDD. At the monthly meeting of the Pontypridd Local Board of Health, on Thursday, held under the presidency of Mr D. Leyshon, Dr. Howard Davios reported that there was an outbreak of two cases of small pox at Hopkinstown ...
... HOW SMALL-POX IS SPREAD AT MEliTHYK. i I At the Merthyr police-court, on Saturday—be- fore Mr William North (stipendiary) and Dr. Probert—John Hughes, collier, was sum- moned under the Public Health Act for exposing himself whilst Ellffering from small-pox ...
... were taken to Rio Janeiro by the Italian steamer Napoli' and sent home in the Kaikotura. Three of them were attacked with smallpox yesterday. ...
... SMALL-PO-Tli,ttik., to the unceasing atten- tion of Dr W. W. Leigli and his assistants, the young woman suffering from small-pox is rapidly approaching convalescence. No further cases are reported. Every precaution is still being taken to prevent the ...
... on Wednesday. Inspector Owens reported that n man named J. Hughes bad been walking about Treharris whilst suffering from small-pox, a,nd that he had attended a place of worship while in that condition. Proceedings were ordered to be taken against him.—Mr ...
... whooping cough, 59 from measles, 56 from I dLarrn.ea. 52 from fever (principally entericj, s 38 from diphtheria, and 8 from smallpox. Scarlet fever esowed the highest proportional fatality, in uldham, Ruddersield, Liverpool, Blackburn, and Birkenhead; whooping ...
... husky voice) I'd be glad to oblige you, but I was carried in here, and am so weak I can't stand up. The doctor hopes it isn't smallpox but I d' koow-I d' know— And the brakeman whistled Empty is the smoker, now the truth is known. UPON A CAST. A youth and ...
... continied tever, 4 from diaoa d dysentery, and not one from small-pox, typhus, or cholera; thus, 173 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 4- beloW the corrected aversge weeky nu=ber. 'Oly; 2 smallpox patients were unaer ?? ?? last il the Metropolitan ...
... diarrhoa, 66 from whooping-cough, 58 from fever (principally enteria), 46 from measles, 48 from diphtheria, and 13 from smallpox. The lowest death-rates from these zymotnc diseases were recorded during the week in Hull, Bri.hton, and Nottingham, end ...