SCARLET FEVER, MEASLES, DIPHTHERIA, AND TUBERCULOSIS -Contd. Cases and Deaths Reported by Cities for Week Ended Sept. 6, 1913—Contd.

102,054 104,839 181,548 116,577 119, 295 112,571 106, 294 110,364 150, 174 127,628 168, 497 145, 956

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Bridzeport, Conn.
Cambridge, Mass.
Columbus, Ohio.
Dawn, Ohio
Fall River, Mass..
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Lowell. Mass.
Nashville, Tenn..
Oland. Cal.
Ritmond, Va..
Tokerto, Ohio..

Worcester. Mass.
Fren 3) (m to 100,000 inhabit-
ants:
Altoona, Pa..
Bayonne, NJ.
Broca ton, Mass
Camden, NJ
Elita' eth, N.J.
Erie, Pa...
Harrisburg, Pa..
Hinford, Conn.
Hołw ken, X.J.
Johnstown, Pa.
Kansas City, Kans.
Laurence, Mass.
Libe, Mas..
Manchester, N. H.
New Bedlord, Mass.
Pusak, N.J.
Pautisket, R. I..
Peading, Pa.
Joxph, Mo.
Sebene tady, X. Y.
inted, III
pot field, Mass.
Theaton, N.J.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

Yonkers, NY
From 21.NO 1o 50 mo inhabitants:

Atlantic Cits, N.J.
Ayuru, X. Y
Aurora mi.

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SCARLET FEVER, MEASLES, DIPHTHERIA, AND TUBERCULOSIS—Contd.

Cases and Deaths Reported by Cities for Week Ended Sept. 6, 1913–Contd.

IN INSULAR POSSESSIONS.

HAWAII.

Examination of Rodents. Rats and mongoose have been examined in Hawaii for plague infection as follows: Week ended August 30, 1913, Honolulu, 375; week ended August 23, 1913, Hilo, 1,559; Honokaa, 1,198.

PORTO RICO.

Rodents Collected and Examined.

Passed Asst. Surg. Chapin reports that during the week ended September 6, 1913, there were examined 1,038 rodents, collected from various points in Porto Rico, and that of these 705 were collected from various parts of San Juan municipality. None was found

infected with plague.

144

(1999)

FOREIGN REPORTS.

BRAZIL.

Rio de Janeiro-Yellow Fever.

Asfatal case of yellow fever in Rio de Janeiro was reported by telegraph. Death occurred September 13.

CHOLERA, YELLOW FEVER, PLAGUE, AND SMALLPOX.

Reports Received During Week Ended Sept. 26, 1913.