INDEX.
vii
P—(contd.)
Plague—(contd.)
—measures, 11, 152, 15.6. 160. 163, 171, 177, 179,
197, 198, 207, 232, 272, 354, 358.
—measures. Brief sketch of those introduced
throughout the Presidency, 13.
Considerations affecting the introduction of—
11, 12.
—measures, during second epidemic, 131.
—measures, during third epidemic, 131.
—mortality,
59.
—operations. Cost of—168.
—pneumonia, primary—76, 77, 86, 90, 93, 107,
—Research Committee. 13, 67, 113, 371.
—statistics. Circumstances which vitiate them, 12.
Post-mortem appearances of—86.
Pre-disposing causes of—70.
Pregnancy and—75, 101.
Premonitary symptoms of—72.
Prevalence of—previous to first official report. 1.
Prognosis of—80.
Progress of present epidemic in Bombay City, 125.
Respiratory symptoms of—74,
83.
Season. Influence of, upon—69.
Second attacks from—78.
Septicæmic—76, 89, 72, 66. 99.
Sequelæ of—77.
Severest epidemics of-during first year, 2.
Severity of—in Presidency during second year. 3.
Spores. Absence of— 122,
Susceptibility of fisherman and Koli classes to—184
Symptoms
of—72.
Temperature in—72, 78.
The onset of an attack of—73.
Theories as to origin of—in Bombay, 125.
Total cases of, and deaths from—during the three
periods, 6.
Treatment of—81.
Urinary system in—75, 87.
Varieties of—86.
Pneumococcus, Fraenkels, 101.
Pogson, Mr.
210.
Poiares, Dr. 37.
Poona, 223, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 11, 22, 59, 61, 62, 64, 66.
Description of origin and outbreak, 237.
Explanation of excessive mortality in—237.
Lai Bagh and Wanowric Bazar camps, 22, 231,
Measures decided upon by Plague Committee, 231.
232.
Plague amongst the troops in—229. 230.
—Central Plague Hospital, 226.
—City Plague Committee, 231.
Segregation at—233.
Porbander, 5, 24, 350.
Port Health Officers, 137.
Port Health Staff, 135, 138, 139.
Pottinger, Lieut. R. S., 347, 350.
Pratt, Mr. F. G.; I.C.S., 30. 261, 262.
Pregnancy and Plague, 25, 101.
Priestley, Mr. 209, 210.
Prophylactic (see Vaccine).
Prophylactic for Plague.
First production of the—35, 113.
First trials of the—35. 113.
Harmlcssuess of the—115.
Manufacture of the—114.
Prophylactic measures, 82.
Q
Quin, Mr. H. O., I.C.S., 303.
R
Rabbits, 110, 113, 122.
Rags ( see Clothing).
Railway-
Bombay, Baroda and Central India—141—147.
Dhoud and Manmar—114.
Great Indian Peninsular—141— 147, 219.
Southern Mahratta—46, 49, 145.
Railway Inspection Posts, 141, 144, 145, 160.
Railway Medical Inspection; 13, 141, 197.
203, 207, 324:
-When first introduced, 13, 141.
Arrangements for—now in force, 144.
Details of working of—during first year, 13.
R—(contd.)
Railway Medical
Inspection—(contd.)
Duties of supervising Medical Officer of—141.
Methods of
evading—142,
162.
New system of—November 1898,13, 141.
Reasons for the powerlessness
of—11.
Railway Pass System,
177,
180.
Rainier, Lieut. N.R. J., I.M.S., 21, 21, 324, 338,
359.
Ramdurg, 356.
Rand, Mr. W. C., I. C. S.
224.
Rander,
176,
181.
Ransome, Dr., 123.
Rao, Dr. Srinivasa,
111.
Ratnagiri, 307, 1, 4, 6, 21, 58, 60, 61.
Jhamps transported free by Messrs. Shepherd and
Co.,
310.
Only villages affected in this district. 307.
Rats, 17, 69, 69, 119, 122, 130, 156, 172, 201, 216, 227,
234, 259, 273, 274, 287, 297, 304, 311, 321, 328,
349, 352,
361.
Experimental inoculation of—122.
Immunity of the musk rat, 122.
Reade, Major W. L., R. A. M. C., 225, 235.
Recrudescence, as distinguished from re-infection,
29.
Rarity of a—after complete evacuation, 29.
Redkar, Asst. Surgeon R. B., 280.
Red Sea Ports, importation of- Plague from—125.
Re-occupation, 182, 233, 255, 265, 274, 360.
Reports—
Campbell's, Sir James, 125.
Childe's, Capt. 86.
Appendix A to—107.
Appendices B and C. to—omitted, 109.
Corthorn's, Dr. Miss, A. M.—46, 47.
Couchman's, Mr., iv 13, 62, 125.
Gatacre's, General, 60, 125.
Hankin's, Dr., 109.
Harvey's, Mr. W. L., 62, 125.
Leumann's, Capt. B. F., 45, -86.
Lyons' , Major, 67.
Nathan's, Mr. R., iv. 13, 125.
—of the Bombay Bubonic Plague Research
Committee, 67.
—on Plague in the Hoshiharpur and Jullunder
Districts, iv.
—on Plague in the Central Provinces, iv.
Research Committee (see Committee)
Revdanda,
302.
Rewa Kantha, 363. 3, 4, 8, 31, 171.
Reynolds, Mr. Playford, 126.
Richards, Dr. L. W., 157.
Ricketts, Capt. W. S. P., I. M. S., 3:53.
Riley, Lady Nurse, Miss E., 290.
Riot and storm at Bantwa, 351.
Riots in Bombay City, 126, 131.
Robertson, Lieut. G., I. M. S., 243, 247.
Rodrigues, Assist. Surgeon C. M., 203.
Ross, Major W. C., 22, 230, 231.
Ross, Lieut. H., 280, 281.
Roux's, Dr., Serum, 327.
Ruffer, Dr. M. A., 372.
Rushton, Mr. K. C., 202.
S
Sachin State, 183, 5, 8, 179.
Salaries, 56, 57.
Salt-water. Growth of bacillus in, 110.
Discovery of Plague bacillus—at Siwri, 110.
Sandhurst, H. E. The Governor, Lord, 177.
Opening of the Parel Laboratory by—115.
Sands, Mr. E. iv.
Sangli, 354, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Sanjana, Khan Saheb, 265.
Sapre, Mr., 243.
Satara, 241, 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, 19, 58, 60, 61, 64, 65, 66.
Burning of first infected houses, 250.
First district to return indigenous Plague, 1.
Suppressive measures adopted in District, 246.
Sathe, Rao Saheb N. N., 235.
Sathe, Mr. B. C.,
26.
Sathe, Mr. G., 235.
Savantvadi, 367, 1, 8, 32, 61.
Savedi Camp, 199.
Scroggie, Dr. W. R., 259.
Season, influence of, upon Plague, 69, 194.