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It would seem from the figures in Table No. 5 below that the protection afforded
by inoculation increases up to the third week following the Operation, and that it remains
fairly constant for a period of at least four months, and that even beyond this period the fata-
lity of attacks among the inoculated is very much less than among the uninoculated.
Table No. 5 showing the number of days which elapsed Between innoculation and
attacks of plague, with the results of attacks in the British Districis of the
Punjab in 1902-03
Number of days between inoculation and attack.
On ist day ...
...
...
On 2nd day ...
...
...
On 3rd day ...
—
—
...
Within 3 days
...
...
On 4th day ...
...
On 5th day ...
On 6th day ...
...
...
...
On 7th day ...
...
...
...
From 4 to 7 days ... ...
Within 1st week
...
...
From 8 to 14 days
...
....
From 15 to 21 days
...
...
...
From 22 to 28 days
...
...
Within first month
...
...
...
From 29 to 60 days
...
...
From 61 to 90 days
...
...
From 91 to 120 days
...
...
...
Over 120 days
...
Total
Attacks of
plague.
70
50
59
179
67
82
63
73
285
464
452
281
315
1512
1,302
819
498
1,162
5.293
Deaths.
48
24
20
92
30
3
17
20
97
189
108
64
73
434
284
,83
108
328
337
Recoveries.
22
26
39
87
37
52
46
53
188
275
344
217
242
1,078
1,018
636
390
834
3 956
Ratio of
deaths to
attacks.
1 in l.4
1 in 2.l
1 in 29
1 in 1.9
l in 2'2
1 in 27
1 in37
1 in36
l in 2.9
1 in2.5
1 in4.2
1 in4.4
1 in4.3
1 in3.5
1 in46
1 in4.5
l in 4.6
l in 3.5
1 in 3.9
General conclusions.
94. The experience of the year under report does but confirm previous experi-
ence of the value of inoculation as a measure
of diminishing the incidence of mortality
from plague.
It is only fair to conclude that had inoculation been as Avidely accepted as before the
calamitious accident at Malkowál there was every reason to hope that the Punjab would have
suffered far less from the ravages of plague than it did during the epidemic under report.
HlSSAR DlSTRlCT.
95 The people had an absolute terror of inoculation. Only 41 in all were done
and these by a lady missionary doctor at Bhiwani.
62
The total number of cases of which full details had been received up to 20th June 1903 was 718, with
227 deaths ; of these 33 cases and 27 deaths are those in which symptoms were present before or were
exhibited at or about the time of inoculation, leaving 685 cases and 200 deaths to calculate case mortality.
Plague, all types.
Plague at time or before inoculation ...
1st day after...
2nd
do.
3rd
do.
4th
do.
5th
do.
6th
do.
... -
7th
do.
Cases.
33
25
18
22
25
10
21
12
Deaths.
27
15
8
10
4
11
2
Case mortality,
per cent.
8r8
6o'o
44.4
63.6
40.0
40.0
52.4
166
Ratio of cases to
deaths.
1.22 to 1
1.67 to 1
2.25 to 1
1.57 to 1
2.5 to 1
2.5 to 1
1.91 to 1
6 to 1
First 4 weeks.
First week excluding 1st 3 days
First week 7 days
2nd
do.
3rd
do.
4th
do.
68
133
126
76
68
27
64
36
16
14
397
48.1
28.6
21.1
20.6
2.52 to 1
2.08 to 1
3.5 to 1
4.75 to 1
4.86 to 1
First 4 months and after.
First month excluding 1st 3 days
First month full
29—60 days
61—90 days ...
91—120 days ...
After
Total
338
403
182
71
26
3
685
93
130
53
3
...
200
270
32.3
29.1
19.7
11.5
...
29.2
3.64 to 1
3.1 to 1
3.43 to 1
5.07 to 1
8.67 to 1
...
3.43 to 1
In those cases which were inoculated, and afterwards were reported to have had symptoms of the onset
of plague at the time of inoculation, the case mortality, 8r8 per cent, was higher than uninoculated.
The first 3 days after inoculation mortality was much the same as in uninoculated, slightly less.
On the 4th day a distinct improvement, the mortality falling to 40 per cent., and on the 7th day to
166 per cent.
Taking the 1st 4 weeks, there was steady improvement as time progressed, the mortality of 48.1 per
cent. in the 1st week gradually dropping to 20.6 per cent. in the 4th week.
Taking the first 4 months, the mortality 323 per cent. in the 1st month fell to 11.5 in the 4th.
Roughly speaking, it seems that the protection afforded by inoculation improved up to the 4th month,
the latter period being that in which it was most marked.
It must not be forgotten, however, that the later periods to a certain extent correspond to the period of
the epidemic when plague became milder in character. The case mortality, total, according to these figures
is 29.2 percent, which is extremely favourable to inoculation when compared with that among the uninoculat-
ed of 67.85 per cent.
No figures are available to show how long protection lasted after the 4th month.
Nine cases occurred in those inoculated with "new" fluid between the 8th and 120th day, which may
be compared with those inoculated with the " old."—
" New "
"Old"
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Case mortality.
... 22.23 per cent.
... 24.8
„
65
Official he had better be done ; the village was dead against it ; when, however, the whole of the Lambardas
family died while he alone escaped, the opinion quickly changed and greatly assisted in bringing home to
this portion of the district the value of inoculation : —
Village.
Thattian
Kairon
Ditto
Ditto
Dhariwal
Waneke
Dhulka
Ditto
Ditto
Mucchal
Botala
Khalchian
Bhindar
Ditto
Mian Wind
Ditto
Khadur Sahib
J aura
Phailloke
Ditto
Mohanpur
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
e ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
••
Number in family
7
6
7
12
6
18
4
9
5
7
5
6
8
7
29
5
10
7
9
7
7
UNINOCULATED.
Number
3
2
3
1
4
1
1
1
1
2
3
4
4
3
9
2
5
3
6
3
3
Cases;
2
2
2
1
4
1
1
1
1
2
2
3
4
2
4
2
4
2
5
3
2
Deaths. ]
2
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
2*
2
3*
4
2
3
2
4
2
4
2
2
INOCULATED.
Number.
4
4
4
11
2
17
3
8
4
5
2
2
4
4
20
3
5
3
4
4
Cases.
...
...
...
...
1
1
...
...
1
1
2
...
1
...
...
...
...
4
3
...
...
Deaths.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
REMARKS.
Bubonic.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
*1 Bubo., 1* Pneu.
Bubonic.
* 1 Pneu., 2* Bubo,
Bubonic.
l* Pneu., 1* Bubo,,
Bubo. & Pneu.
Bubonic.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
For instances of pneumonic plague see below :—
Sheron
Ditto
Muradpore
Sheron
Mucchal
Jawandpur
Botala
Bhindar
Jawandpu
Ditto
Village.
...
...
e
...
...
r
...
...
r
...
...
....
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Number in family
5
3
10
3
8
2
5
5
4
3
UNINOCULATED.
Number.
1
2
9
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
Cases.
1
2
9
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Deaths.
1
2
9
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
INOCULATED.
Number
4
1
1
2
7
1
4
4
3
2
Ca ses
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Deaths.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
REMARKS.
Pneumonic.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto,
Ditto.
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APPENDIX
STATEMENT NO. I-—Showing the number of plague-infected villages with particular's of plague cases and
I
Serial No.
1
s
3
4
S
6
7
S
9
10
2
Name of district.
HISSAR
...
ROHTAK
...
GURGAON
...
DELHI
KARKAL
...
AMBALA
SIMLA
...
KANGRA
HOSHIARPUR ...
JULLUNDUR
... 1
3
Name of tahsil.
1.
Fatahabad
...
2. Hissar
3. Hánsi
4. Bhiwáni
5. Sirsa
Total
1. Jhajjar
...
2. Rohtak
Total
I. Rewári
...
1. Delhi
1. Karnál
2. Thánesar
3. Kaithal
...
Total
1. Ambala
...
2. Rúpar
3. Kharar
...
4. Naráingarh
S. Jagádhri
Total
1. Subáthu
Canton-
ment.
1. Núrpur
1. Hoshiárpur
2. Garhshankar
3- Una
4. Dasúya
Total
1. Jullundur
...
2. Nawashahr
3. Phillour
4. Nakodar
...
Total
4
INFECTED VILLAGES.
Total.
Number of Villages.
10
1
3
1
7
2
9
61
1
4
27
20
41
55
25
23
55
29
187
1
1
319
298
64
163
844
204
209
164
137
714
Population.
22,539
18,065
6,856
39,450
17.058
103,968
6835
28,707
35,542
68,665
208,385
24,265
29,558
27,832
81,655
128,866
13,170
37,009
50,062
36,487
265,594
3,500
4,466
171,991
203,888
39,021
97,202
512,102
197,556
184,854
167,484
165,588
715,482
Cases.
33
2
223
330
11
599
286
6
292
4,371
10
243
765
1,449
2,-157
4,120
745
734
2,406
983
8,988
9
16
14,585
13,399
974
6,564
35,522
11,046
10,425
16,456
8,536
46,463
Deaths.
23
1
174
264
6
468
214
6
220
3,700
7
153
563
985
1,701
3,042
460
407
1,727
682
6,318
9
12
8,056
6,719
632
3,948
19,355
6,432
4,748
8,868
5,181
25,229
5
UNINOCULATBD.
Population.
22,539
18,065
6,856-
39,409
17,058
103,927
6,835
28,707
35,542
67,797
208,382
22,436
29,494
27,276
79,206
117,142
10,648
31,890
42,591
33,231
235,502
3,500
4,466
121,919
143,488
38,009
80,750
384,166
188,337
159.934
143,646
154,997
646,914
Cases.
33
2
223
330
11
599
286
6
292
4,353
10
212
765
1,448
2,425
3,972
722
683
2,319
954
8,650
9
16
13,432
12,320
972
6,277
33,001
10,920
10,125
16,110
8,490
45,645
Deaths.
23
1
174
264
6
468
214
6
220
3,697
7
141
563
984
1,688
2,952
448
395
1,665
665
6,125
9
12
7,840
6,517
630
3,S97
18,884
6,415
4,713
8,812
5,165
25,105
Porcentagc OH
population
of
Cases.
'15
•01
3.25
•84
•06
•58
418
•02
•82
6-42
•00
•95
2'59
5-31
306
2-62
678
2-14
5'44
287
366
•26
•36
11'02
8-51
2-56
777
8-59
579
632
1122
5-48
706
Deaths.
•10
•01
2-54
•67
•04
•45
3-13
•02
•62
5 -45
•00
•63
1-91
3'61
2-13
2'52
4-21
1-24
391
2'00
2-59
•26
•27
643
4-54
1-66
4'83
4-92
3'4i
2-95
613
3'33
iii
deaths, and inoculations by tahsils, in the Punjab, from October 1st, 1902, to September 30th, 1903.
Case mortality per cent.
6970
5000
7803
8000
54-55
7813
74-33
100 00
75'34
8493
70'00
66-51
7360
6796
69 61
96-09
62-05
5783
71-79
69-71
71-81
100-00
75-00
5836
5290
6482
62-10
57-22
58-75
46.58
54-70
6082
55-01
6
INOCULATED.
Population.
41
41
868
3
1,829
64
556
2,449
11,724
2,522
5,119
7,471
3,256
30,092
50,072
60,400
1,012
16,452
127,936
9,219
24,920
23,838
10,591
.68,568
Cases.
IS
...
31
I
32
148
23
51
87
29
338
...
...
1,153
1079
2
287
2,521
126
300
346
"46
818
Deaths.
...
3
12
1
13
90
12
12
62
17
193
...
216
202
2
51
471
17
35
56
16
124
Percentage on
population
of
Cases.
0.00
000
0 00
0 00
000
0-00
000
000
0-00
2-07
000
1-69
000
•18
1-31
1'26
•91
1 -00
1-17
•89
1-12
000
0-00
2-30
1•79
•20
174
1-97
1-37
1-20
1-45
'43
1-19
Deaths.
000
0 00
0 00
0 00
000
0-00
0-00
000
0-00
•35
0 00
•66
0-00
•18
•53
•77
•48
•23
•83
•52
•64
000
0-00
•43
•33
•20
•31
'37
•18
'14
•23
'15
•18
Case mortality per cent.
000
000
000
000
000
000
0'00
000
000
16-67
000
3871
000
100-00
40-64
6o-81
52-17
23-53
71-26
5862
57-09
0-00
000
18-73
1872
l00-00
1777
18-66
13'49
11-67
1618
34-78
I5'16
7
TOTAL INOCULATIONS PERFORMED.
In infected Villages.
41
41
...
868
3
1,829
64
556
2,449
11,724
2,522
5,119
7,471
3,256
30,092
...
50,072
60,400
1,012
16,452
127,936
9,219
24,920
23,838
10,591
68,568
In uninfected Villages.
...
...
248
251
98
*25
374
4,642
5,071
7,5o1
4,652
4,040
25,906
...
...
6,988
14,067
2,872
6,608
30,535
3.048
3,848
1,881
4,375
13,152
Among persons belonging to othe
...
...
...
...
56
4,718
4,718
...
...
79
79
377
377
Total.
41
...
...
1,116
3
2,879
60,716
...
...
158,550
82,097
8
REMARKS.
*Includes 22 operations
which were perform-
ed in the Pánípat
Tahsíl which was
not infected.
V
APPENDIX
STATEMENT NO. I—Showing the number of plague-infected villages with particulars of plague cases and
1
Serial No.
11
2
Name of district.
LUDHIANA
...
12
13
15
16
FEROZEPORE ....
SIALKOT
...
GUJRANWALA ...
MONTGOMERY ...
LAHORE
...
AMRITSAR
...
3
Name of tahsil.
1. Ludhiána
...
2. Jagraon
...
3. Samrála ...
Total
1. Ferozepore
...
2. Moga ...
3. Muktsar ...
4. Fázilka ...
5. Zíra ...
Total
1. Sillkot ...
2. Zafarwál
...
3. Raya ...
4. Pasrúr
...
5. Daska ...
Total
1. GujránWála ...
2. Wazírabád ...
3. Háfizabad ...
4. Khángah Dográn
Total ...
1. Montgomery ...
2. Gugera
...
3. Dipálpur
Total ...
1. Lahore
...
2. Sharakpur
...
3. Chunián ...
4. Kasúr
...
Total ...
1. Amritsar
...
2. Tarn Táran ...
3. Ajnála ...
Total ...
4
INFECTED VILLAGES.
Total.
Number of vil-
lages.
75
36
62
173
47
S3
3
13
114
230
49
71
8
45
210
383
374
195
75
76
720
1
7
18
26
205
113
233
208
759
224
207
132
563
Population.
121,590
64,170
59,777
245,537
74,837
95,142
7.521
17,016
81,177
275,693
78,773
39,074
10,601
40,324
173,258
342,030
258,701
173,633
72,658
142,328
647,320
6,976
9,336
18,219
34,531
545,582
144,469
266,017
274,909
1, 230,977
411,091
238,458
125,728
775,277
Cases.
3,432
2,445
2,171
8,048
1,307
2,766
.55
580
6,586
11,394
1,780
2,455
118
1,355
16,989
22,697
39,572
19,607
5,756
5,394
70,329
9
281
365
655
15,795
5,485
17,687
15,317
54,284
17,766
8,027
41,508
Deaths
2,022
1,593
1,314
4,929
801
1,727
88
547
4,732
7,895
1,112
1,438
60
840
10,905
14,355
25,333
13,365
4,020
2,738
45,456
6
109
113
228
7,435
2,495
7,659
8,063
25,652
11,006
11,980
4,905
27,891
5
UNINOCULATED.
Population
118,133
62,223
58,765
239,121
73,932
84,532
7,451
16,769
77,793
260,477
78,595
37,293
10,328
38,418
169,053
333,687
251,104
169,051
7°,733
141,264
632,152
6,976
9,336
18,219
34,531
540,781
144,468
262,543
267,134
1,214,926
388,527
210,016
119,991
718,534
Cases
3,420
2,442
2,166
8,028
1,306
2,611
155
580
6,551
11,203
1,774
2,429
118
1,351
16,969
22,641
39,465
19,530
5,701
5,388
70,084
9
281
365
655
15,771
5,485
17,582
15,238
54,076
17,456
15,354
7,936
40,746
Deaths
2,018
1,592
1,313
4,923
801
1.653
88
547
4,721
7,810
1,112
1,435
60
837
10,897
14,341
25,298
13,333
3,983
2,736
45,350
6
109
113
228
7,428
2,495
7,631
8,043
25,597
10,938
11,843
4,877
27,658
Percentage
on
Population of
Cases.
2.90
3.92
3.69
3.36
1.77
3.09
2.08
3.46
8.42
430
2.26
6.51
1.14
3 52
1004
6.79
1572
11.55
8.06
3.81
11.09
1.29
301
2.00
1 90
2.92
3.80
6.70
5.70
4.45
4.49
731
6.61
5.67
Deaths
1.71
2.56
2.23
2.06
1.09
1.96
1.18
3.26
607
3.00
1.41
385
.58
2.18
6.45
430
10.07
7.89
5.63
1.94
7.18
.86
1.17
.62
.66
1.37
1.73
2.91
3.01
2.11
281
5.64
4.06
3.85
V
I—CONTINUED.
deaths and inoculations by tahsils, in the Punjab, from October 1st, 1902, to September 30th, 1903—contd.
i
Case Mortality per cent.
59.01
65.27
6062
61.34
61.33
63.31
56.77
94.31
72.07
69.71
62.68
59.08
50.85
61.95
64.22
63.34
64.10
68.27
69 87
50.78
64.71
6667
38.79
30.96
34.81
47.10
45.49
43.40
52.78
4733
62.25
77.13
61.46
6787
6
INOCULATED.
Population
3,457
1,947
1,012
6,416
905
10,610
70
247
3,384
15,216
178
1,781
273"
1,906
4,205
8,343
7,597
4,582
1,925
1,064
15,168
...
...
...
4,801
I
3,474
7,775
16,051
22,564
28,442
5,737
56,743
Cases
12
3
5
20
1
155
...
...
35
191
6
26
...
4
20
56
107
77
55
6
245
...
...
24
105
79
208
310
361
91
762
Deaths
4
1
1
6
74
...
11
85
3
...
3
8
14
35
32
37
2
106
...
'••
...
7
...
28
20
55
68
137
28
233
Percentage
on
population of
Cases
.35
.15
.49
.31
.11
1.46
000
000
1.03
1.26
337
1.46
0 00
.21
.48
.67
1.41
1.68
2.86
.56
1.62
000
000
0 00
000
.50
000
302
1.02
1.30
1.37
1.27
1.59
1.33
Deaths
.12
.05
.10
.09
000
,'069
o.oo
0 00
.33
•56
0 00
.17
0 00
.16
.19
.17
.46
70
1.92
.19
.70
0 00
0 00
000
000
.15
000
.81
.26
.34
030
•48
.49
.41
33.34
2000
30 00
o.oo
47 74
0.00
000
31.43
44.50
o.oo
11.54
o.oo
7500
40.00
25.00
32.70
41.56
67.27
3334
43.27
0.00
0 00
000
0 00
29.17
000
2667
25.32
2644
21.94
3795
30.77
3060
7
TOTAL INOCULATIONS PERFORMED.
In infected Village
3457
1,947
1,012
6,416
9°5
10,610
70
247
3,384
15,216
178
1,781
273
1,906
4,205
8,343
7,597
4,582
1925
1,064
15,168
...
...
...
4,801
1
3,474
7,775
16,051
22,564
28,442
5,737
56,743
In infected Village
7,329
1,193
840
9,362
471
6,778
277
10
1,333
8,869
332
889
1,757
1,546
769
5,293
501
128
122
542
1,293
...
...
...
...
...
...
1,570
4,191
138
5,899
Among persons belonging to other district
262
262
65
65
...
...
...
...
...
...
204
...
...
...
182
182
133
133
Total
16,040
24,150
13,636
16,665
...
...
...
16,233
62,775
8
REMARKS.
vi
APPENDIX
STATEMENT NO. 1—Showing the number of plague-infected villages with particulars of plague cases and
I
Serial No.
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
2
Name of district.
GURDASPUR
GUJRAT
SHAHPUR
JHELUM
RAWALPINDI
MIANWALI
MOOLTAN
JHANG
...
...
{
1.
2.
3
4
1.
2
3
1.
2.
3.
1
2
3
1.
1.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
3
Name of tahsil.
Gurdáspur
...
Shakargarh
...
Pathánkot ...
Bátala ...
Total
Gujrát
...
Khárián
Phália
Total
...
Shahpur
Bhera
...
Khusháb
Total ...
Jhelum* ...
Ráwalpindi ...
Gujar Khan ...
. Attock ...
Total ...
Isa Khel ...
. Mooltan ...
Jhang ...
Lyallpur ...
Chiniot ...
Toba Tek Singh ...
Samundri
...
Total ...
GRAND TOTAL
...
Number of vil-
lages.
53
47
12
147
259
80
9
27
125
6
18
7
31
2
6
1
1
8
2
1
2
52
29
6
13
102
5,260
4
INFECTED VILLAGES
Total.
Population.
29,613
27,557
15,848
158,524
231,542
105,447
8,296
27,328
141,071
17,438
38,086
26,471
81,995
12,027
88,603
3,036
9,799
101,438
11,227
74,627
25,647
56, 686
32, 786
4,411
7,539
127, 069
6,331,720
Cases.
1,262
1,324.
420
5,236
8,242
3,225
147
991
4, 363
28
463
457
948
129
600
1
2
603
3
4
12
1,428
1,867
29
477
3,813
325,747
Deaths.
656
827
262
3,419
5,164
2,131
95
603
2,829
22
283
280
585
83
452
1
2
455
1
2
5
946
1,277
18
351
2,597
195,141
5
UNINOCULATED.
Population.
28,901
25,745
15,289
153,738
223,673
102,525
8,296
27,328
138,149
17,146
38,082
26,440
81,668
12,001
88,603
3,036
9,799
101,438
11,227
74,627
25,509
56,052
32,188
4,411
7.539
125,699
5,971,312
Cases
1,260
1,313
414
5,212
8,199
3,195
147
991
4,333
28
462
457
947
129
600
1
2
603
3
4
12
1,421
1,864
29
477
3,803
320,454
Deaths.
656
821
259
3,413
5,149
2,116
95
603
2,814
22
282
280
584
83
452
1
2
455
1
2
5
944
1,276
18
351
2,594
193,804
Percentage
on
Population of
Cases.
4'36
514
2'71
339
3'67
3'12
1'77
363
3'14
'16
1'21
1'73
1'16
1'07
'69
'03
'02
'59
'03
'01
'04
2'54
5'79
'66
6'33
303
5'37
Deaths.
2'27
3'19
1'69
2'22
2'30
2'06
1'15
2'2I
2'03
'13
'74
1'06
'72
'69
'51
'03
'02
'45
'01
'00
'02
1'69
3'90
'41
4'66
2'06
3'25
vii
I—CONTINUED.
deaths and inoculations by tahsils, in the Punjab, from October 1st, 1902, to September 30th, 1903—concld.
Case mortality per cent
52'03
62'56
62'56
65'48
6280
66'23
64 63
60' 85
64' 94
78' 57
61 04
61 '27
61' 67
64 '34
75' 33
100'00
100 00
7546
33'34
5000
41' 67
6643
68' 45
62' 07
73'59
68'21
60'48
6
INOCULATED.
Populations.
712
1,8l2
559
4,786
7,869
2,922
2,922
292
4
31
327
26
...
...
...
...
...
...
138
634
598
...
...
1,370
360,408
Cases.
2
II
6
24
43
30
30
1
...
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
7
3
...
...
10
5,293
Deaths.
6
3
6
15
15
...
15
1
1
...
...
...
... ...
...
...
...
...
2
1
...
...
3
1,337
Percentage
on
population of
Case
•28
'61
1'08
'50
'55
1'03
0'00
0'00
1'03
0'00
25'00
O'OO
'31
0'00
0'00
0'00
0'00
0'00
000
000
0'00
1'10
'50
0'00
0 00
'73
1'47
Deaths.
000
'33
'54
'13
'19
'51
000
0'00
0'51
000
25 00
0 00
'31
0'00
0'00
0'00
0'00
000
0 00
0'00
000
032
'17
0'00
0 00
'22
00'37
Case mortality percent
000
54'55
5000
25'00
34'88
50'00
0'00
0 00
50 00
0 00
100' 00
000
100'00
0 00
0'00
0'00
0'00
000
0'00
000
000
28 57
33'34
0'00
0'00
3000
25' 26
7
TOTAL INOCULATIONS PERFORMED.
In Infected Villages
712
1,812
550
4,786
7,869
2,922
2,922
292
4
31
327
26
...
...
...
...
...
138
634
598
...
1,370
360,408
In uninfected Villages
1,507
10,375
108
659
12,649
479
29
32
540
355
59
414
...
...
...
...
...
1
150
26
121
102
400
114,934
Among persons belonging
to other districts.
!.-
95
.
28
...
...
...
...
...
...
40
40
6,239
Among person belonging
other districts
20,613
3,490
741
26
...
...
...
...
...
...
1,810
481, 581
8
REMARKS.
Total.
* Two imported fatal
cases of Pind Dádan
Khan are included
in the Jhelum Tahsil.
viii
APPENDIX
STATEMENT NO. 2—Showing the number of Plague Cases, Deaths and
Serial No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
NAMES OF DISTRICTS.
Hissar ... ... ...
Rohtak ... ... ...
Gurgaon ... ... ...
Delhi ... ... ...
Karnál ... ... ...
Ambala ... ... ...
Simla ... ... ...
Kángra ... ... ...
Hoshiárpur... ... ...
Jullundur ... ... ...
Ludhiána ... ... ...
Ferozepore ... ... ...
Siálkot ... ... ...
Gujránwála ... ...
Montgomery ... ...
Lahore ... ... ...
Amritsar ... ... ...
Gurdáspur ... ... ...
Gujrát ... ... ...
Shahpur ... ... ...
Jhelum ... ... ...
Ráwalpindi ... ... ...
Miánwáli ... ... ...
Mooltan ... ... ...
Jhang ... ... ...
Total ...
OCTOBER 1902.
1
Cases.
...
•••
...
...
18
454
9
...
739
331
321
140
396
485
...
142
153
242
99
1
...
...
...
...
...
3, 30
2
Deaths.
...
...
...
...
11
276
9
...
393
129
175
88
213
241
...
46
83
124
57
1
...
...
...
...
...
1,846
3
Inoculations.
...
...
...
3
...
17,132
...
...
23,958
23,989
5, 919
6,636
4,894
6,171
...
9,095
2, 106
7,737
2,980
665
25
...
...
27
111,337
NOVEMBER 1902.
1
Cases.
...
...
...
142
460
...
...
1,198
1,466
421
259
599
954
...
678
1,332
322
131
...
...
...
...
...
8
7, 970
2
Deaths.
...
...
...
...
95
285
....
...
689
594
286
194
331
508
...
254
707
185
79
...
...
...
...
...
6
4,213
3
Inoculations.
...
...
...
...
170
5,483
...
...
5,724
5,048
1,138
947
1,137
170
...
1,776
2,219
3,700
510
76
...
...
...
...
111
28,209
DECEMBER 1902.
1
Cases.
1
...
...
...
...
429
697
...
...
2,247
2,910
335
289
818
2,076
...
1,752
2,794
298
98
...
...
...
...
...
122
14,865
2
Deaths.
...
...
...
...
331
553
...
...
1,349
1,360
259
244
590
1, 337
...
703
1,913
169
71
...
...
...
...
...
91
8,970
3
Inoculations.
...
...
...
...
...
6,287
...
...
7,551
518
...
1,424
25
148
...
240
1,678
1,025
...
1
...
...
...
2
18,899
ix
I.—CONTINUED.
Inoculations in each district month by month during the Plague Epidemic of 1902-03.
JANUARY 1903.
1
Cases.
...
...
43
...
143
896
...
...
2,286
2,022
191
464
742
2,977
...
2,090
3,073
294
68
...
...
..
...
...
113
15,402
2
Deaths.
...
...
37
...
132
679
...
...
1,361
1,076
117
329
505
1,326
...
973
2,068
179
44
...
...
...
...
80
8,906
3
Inoculations
...
...
...
...
5
10,830
...
...
40,954
6,728
827
7,579
181
632
...
631
5,271
3,376
...
...
...
...
...
...
96
77,110
FEBRUARY 1903
1
Cases.
1
7
413
...
183
1,088
...
5
3,640
3,575
446
772
1,199
7,913
...
3,335
4,494
366
81
...
...
...
...
...
314
2,832
2
Deaths.
I
7
380
...
132
791
...
3
2,036
1,888
269
462
781
4,530
...
1,534
3,091
262
47
...
...
...
...
...
221
16,43
3
Inoculations.
...
...
...
562
10,794
...
...
44,931
l6,139
6,057
3,682
342
2,026
...
883
14,862
1,832
...
...
...
...
273
103,283
MARCH 1903.
1
Cases
91
113
1,930
...
430
1,982
...
2
6,482
8,338
942
1,572
3,495
18,686
11
8,991
8,026
828
233
6
...
1
1
...
658
62,818
2
Deaths.
59
79
1,597
...
265
1,308
...
2
3,540
4,391
498
1,033
2,173
11,681
2
3,698
5,251
545
157
4
...
...
1
...
505
36,789
3
Inoculations.
...
...
760
...
1,083
5,670
...
...
24,584
15,889
1,244
1,866
4,390
2,562
...
2,089
17,417
1,402
...
•••
...
...
...
...
686
79,642
APPENDIX
STATEMENT NO. 2—Showing the number of Plague Cases, Deaths and Inoculations
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
NAM
Hissar
Rohtalk
Gurgaon
Delhi
Karnál
Ambala
Simla
Kángra
ES OF
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Hoshiárpur
Jullundur ...
Ludhiána ...
Ferozepore...
Siálkot
Gujránwála
Montgomery
Lahore
Amritsar
...
...
Gurdáspur...
Gujrát
Shahpur
Jhelum
...
...
...
Ráwalpindi
Miánwáli
Mooltan
Jhang
...
...
...
DISTRICTS.
...
...
...
...
...
...
... ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Total
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
APRIL 1903.
1
Cases.
251
154
1,821
10
666
2,089
...
5
8,133
16,789
2,579
3,550
7, 432
23,271
208
19,097
11,939
2,800
1,412
347
...
...
...
...
1,705
104,258
2
Deaths.
193
121
1,543
7
429
1,522
...
4
4,469
8,967
1,487
2,364
4,677
16,218
88
8,701
8,136
1,777
898
226
...
...
...
...
1,080
62,907
3
Inoculations.
...
297
996
3,950
...
...
10,848
11,324
680
1,183
2,613
3,709
...
1,205
13,322
1,021
...
...
...
...
...
...
368
51,516
I
Cases.
213
11
162
367
1,112
...
4
9,381
9,816
2,241
3,647
6,745
12,062
353
15,737
8,421
2,505
1,908
300
53
9
2
2
841
75,892
MAY 1903
2
Deaths.
173
7
141
...
248
755
...
3
4,729
5,981
1,463
2,691
4,196
7,712
102
2,855
5,792
1,521
1,246
205
35
4
...
...
567
40,426
3
Inoculations.
41
...
59
...
63
570
...
...
...
2,079
117
833
53
347
...
309
5,898
518
...
...
...
...
...
...
247
11,134
JUNE 1903.
1
Cases.
38
7
2
...
65
290
...
...
1,327
1,173
327
701
1,213
1,892
78
2,425
1,247
562
320
268
69
499
...
2
52
12,557
2
Deaths.
38
6
2
...
46
138
...
...
756
820
262
490
867
1,892
35
6,867
825
378
227
134
44
394
...
2
47
14,266
3
Inoculations.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
300
...
...
I
•••
...
5
...
2
• ••
...
...
...
...
...
308