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... last week to over 42 per 1,000. The corn.tspondiug rate last year was 16. According to a telegram dated Bombay, Tuesday, smallpox is reported to be spreading at Peshawur, and several Europeans are among the victims. I It is stated that the new American ...
... the figures which are given for London that this condition of the public health is not due to the prevalence of measles, smallpox, or any of the well-estab- lished maladies, but almost entirely to the inclemency of the season. In the metro- polis the ...
... yellow flag. Since the liner sailed s from the Themles one of the stewards developed what the ship's doctor suspected to be smallpox, - and it was decided to land the patient, who was removed to the Plymouth hospital ship. The Arabia proceeded on her voyage ...
... apprenticeship to that calling. He went on for 59vera1 years in that trade, being helped by his mother. The outbreak of small-pox in Gloucester proved very bad for his trade. _ _ _ Mr. :Shar;.. - -:- - Whar, smallp3x bad for a chemist? The Itegistrar ...
... waste paper basket, but instead caused inquiries to be made, when it asas found that the children's father had died from smallpox. The uncle, who lived in the same house, had also succumbed, and two other members of the family attacked with the disease ...
... Meimrd's de p artment also contribute proportionately. Is this column we had occsinon t ram in regretful terms to the death from smallpox at /tangoes, of Mr Eiger L. Lug& R.N.R., whose career Tao prematurely cut short at the age of thirty. Revving av a chief ...
... refugees from the fa districts, and, besides the plague, diseie'- the respiratory organs, p)hbsis., fever dci diarrhaea, smallpox. meisles, and dv en-r, .a very prevalent.-Reuter. in EARTHQUAKE IN SUMATRA. he let LOSS OF LIFE AND GREAT DAMAG&F f Amsterdam ...
... Thursday night in Belfast harbour. The portal authorities immediately went on board, and discovered a I very bad case of smallpox among the crest. , With all care the man was conveyed to the infections diseases hospital. In the Queen's Bench Division ...
... on Tuesial amounted to the imh . ever - tented total of gee The worst previous record ton a day was 392. White plague arid smallpox are again raging, while other diseases are epidemic. p o siti o n of matters is aggravated by the adveat of fanane refugees ...
... teGi~wdiergwstercart, The Grenadiers ravanced and drove the ememy back, ?? one of their n=2bes. BASUJTOLAND. r OUJTBREAK OF SMALLPOX. ; M ocaror wSO T n WRSPECUT4. Maseru, February lo. 'To add to the presen diffcultiets and -burdens of the Basutoland Governnment ...
... unprecedentedly high rate of mortality prevails in Bombay, the number of deaths reaching 406 per day. Besides the plague, smallpox - , dysentery, and other diseases are epidecni 3 among refugees from famine. stricken districts. ...
... from New Orleans Feb 26 ACCRA. s Paul Woerrnann from Hamburg Fob 26 ALBANY. W.A. • India Feb 23 (detained in port owing to smallpox on board ALEX &NOM A. : • Commonwealtb from Pensacola _ . _ s from Southampton Feb 28 I Dingwall from Newport ALM Eta& I ...