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Index.
Regulations— contd.
PA
Central Provinces. General plague
— prescribed by the Chief Com-
missioner of the,
.
Egypt. Quarantine — in, against
arrivals from India .
Egyptian Sanitary Board. Issue
of fresh plague — by the, based
on the Venice Convention .
Egyptian Sanitary Board. — of
1894 of the
Epidemic Diseases Act. — issued by
Local Governments under the,
Epidemic Diseases Act. — issued by
the Government of India under
the,
France. — in, against arrivals from
infected Indian ports
.
.
Hardwar. Plague — at,
Hides and skins. — in France,
Germany and Italy, as to the
importation of, from India
Hyderabad.
General plague —
prescribed by the Resident at, .
India. — against arrivals from, en-
forced in other countries
Italy. — in, against arrivals from
infected 1 ' Indian ports
Madras. Issue of plague — by the
Government of,
.
.
.
Mysore. General plague — pre-
scribed by the Resident in, and
the, Durbar
.
.
.
.
North-Western Provinces and
Oudh. — issued by the Govern-
ment of the, under the Epidemic
Diseases Act .
Punjab. Issue of general plague
— by the Government of the,
Quarantine — . (See Quarantine.)
Rajputana.
General plague —
prescribed by the Agent to the
Governor General in,
.
.
United Kingdom. — in the, against
arrivals from infected Indian
ports
Venice Convention. — of the,
Report —
Dr. Croft's — on the plague at
Khandraoni
.
.
.
.
General Gatacre's — on the plague
in Bombay
.
Mr- Rand's — on the plague in
Poona
.
Mr. Wingate's — on the plague
in Sind .
Reunion-
Rice, Indian. Refusal of — to
allow the importation of, .
.
GE
250
415
408
406
132
132
409
269
419
250
405
410
250
250
247
250
250
408
368
283
150
197
22
420
Rogers, Dr.—
pa
Haffkine method of treatment. Re-
marks by — on the, „
Rohilkhand—
Fever epidemic in — . Dr. Guthrie's
Rohri-
Plague outbreak at — .
Plague outbreak at — . Measures
taken to suppress the,
Railway booking. Stoppage of, in
the neighbourhood of — .
Roman Catholic Convent(s) —
Nurses for Karachi supplied by
the—
.
.
,
.
Nurses for the hospitals in Bombay.
Difficulty of procuring, met by
aid given by the sisters of the — .
Roumania —
Merchandise. Orders restricting
the importation of, from India
Quarantine against Indian vessels.
Russia —
Merchandise. Orders restricting
the importation of, from India .
Quarantine in — against Indian
vessels
.
.
.
.
.
Tea. Treatment of, from India
in —
.
Russian Plague Commission —
Monkeys. Experiments of the — on,
Monkeys. Experiments on, con-
ducted by the — in connection
with preventive inoculation
Yersin. Comments of the — on
the, treatment
.
.
Russian Turkistan —
Quarantine measures. Adoption
of, in — .
S
Sakhi Sarwar—
Punjab Government. Order of the,
prohibiting persons coming from
the direction of Sind to visit the
shrine at —
Sanitary measures —
Bombay City. — in, .
Bombay City. Scheme for the
sanitary improvement of, .
Bombay Presidency. Rules for
general — in the,
GE
62
85
124
23S
302
228
170
424
412
424
412
42S
57
63
58
352
347
174
182
188
Index.
xxix
Sanitary measures — contd.
Calcutta. Improvement in the
sanitary condition of,
H ardwar. — at,
Houses in Bombay reported to be
insanitary. Treatment of,
Karachi. — at, .
.
.
.
Khandraoni. — at,
Localities in Bombay. Cleansing
and disinfection of entire, .
Mandvi. Proposed — for the im-
provement of, .
Municipalities near Calcutta. —
adopted in,
....
North- Western Provinces. — in the,
Poona. — at,
Refuse. Disposal of the city, in
Bombay .
.
.
.
.
Regulations for general — framed
by Local Governments
" U. H. H." system in Bombay .
Satara District —
Plague in —
Recrudescence of plague in —
Scheube —
Course of plague epidemics. Re-
marks by — on the, .
Diagnosis. Remarks by — on the
difficulties of, .
.
Infection. Opinion of — as to pos-
sibility of, by the air or touch
.
Plague. Period of incubation of,
according to —
.
.
Search Parties —
Bombay. Method of work of — in,
Females. — in Bombay accom-
panied by, .
.
.
.
Females. — in Poona accompanied
by,
Justices of the Peace. Assistance
given by, to — in Bombay
Karachi. Military — in, .
.
Native gentlemen. — in Poona
accompanied by,
Poona. Mr. Rand's remarks as to
the difficulties in the way of —
in
Poona. Method of work of — in,
Segregation —
— a principal measure for the sup-
pression of plague
Bengal. — rules in : home segrega-
tion not allowed
.
.
Bengal. Rule for the — of persons
likely to be infected in,
Bombay. Arrangements for the
— of the sick in,
.
.
PAGE
264
272
174
227
287
176
223
266
267
214
182
262
175
118
125
54
10
30
19
158
159
203
157
230
203
203
•— -wj
202
128
254
257
160
Segregation — contd.
Bombay. — of persons in, likely to
be infected
.
Bombay. Opposition to the — of
the sick in,
Bombay, opposition to the — of the
sick in. Manner in which the,
was overcome .
.
.
.
Bombay Presidency. — of suspi-
cious travellers in the,
Bombay Presidency and Sind. Rule
for the — of the sick and of
persons likely to be infected
.
Calcutta. Arrangements for — in,
Central Provinces. — rule in the, .
Daman frontier. — camp on the,
H ardwar. Home — not allowed in,
Hard war. — arrangements at,
Health camps. — in, .
Kankhal. — arrangements at,
Karachi. Opposition to the — of
the sick in,
.
.
.
.
Khandraoni. — arrangements at, .
Madras. — rules in,
North-Western
Provinces and
Oudh. Rule for the — of per-
sons likely to be infected in the,
North-Western Provinces and
Oudh. — rule in the, : home
segregation allowed .
.
Poona. — camps in,
Poona. — of healthy inmates of in.
fected houses .
.
.
.
Punjab. — rule in the,
Suspicious travellers. — of, .
Wilkins, Surgeon-Lieutenant-Col-
onel. Remarks on — in Mandvi
by
Serum —
Curative treatment. System of, by
the sub-cutaneous injection of
therapeutic — .
Preventive treatment. System of,
by inoculation with prophvlac-
tic —
.
.
.
Sewage and Conservancy —
Calcutta. Defective — arrange-
ments in, .
Calcutta. Improvement of the —
arrangements in,
...
Poona.
Improved — arrange-
ments of the city of, .
Sex-
Mortality from plague. General
excess of, shown by the female —
Plague. Males attacked by, in
greater proportion than females .
PAGE
172
136
146
295
187
256
256
299
254
269
236
278
224
284
256
257
253
208
208
256
293
220
56
59
263
265
214
15
20
XXX
Index.
Shikarpur District-
Evacuation. Salutary effect of, in
villages in the —
. . . .
Outbreak of plague in the towns of
Sukkur and Rohri and in several
villages in the — .
.
. .
Sukkur and Rohri. Measures
adopted a t ,
. . . .
Villages in the — . Measures adop-
ted in,
Sholapur District-
Plague in — during the recrudescence
Siam—
Vessels from Bombay. Inspection
at Pakanam of, before being per-
mitted to proceed to Bangkok
Silk-
Importation of raw — from India.
No restrictive orders issued in
France, Italy, or the United
Kingdom as to the, .
.
.
Sind—
Emigration. Prohibition of, from
the Bombay Presidency and — .
Frontier. Protection of the Punjab,
Grain. Precautionary measures as
to exportation of, from — .
Health camps in — . Mr. Wingate's
account of, .
.
.
.
Plague Epidemic in — in 1816
Pilgrimage, Suspension of the, in
the case of residents of the Bom-
bay Presidency and —
Plague operations in — . Account of
the, . . . . . . . . . .
Plague. Outbreaks of, in —
Account of the,
Railway inspection stations. The
principal, in —
.
.
.
Railway passengers from — . Pre-
cautions in the Punjab with
reference to,
.
.
Railway passengers from — . The
principal inspection stations for
the examination of, .
Railway passengers. Rules for the
examination of, in —
.
.
Railway passengers.
Arrange-
ment in — for the inspection of, .
Railway passengers. Arrange-
ments made in — to prevent the
evasion of inspection by,
Special Plague Committees. Ap-
pointment of, in — ,
.
.
Susceptible articles. Orders prohi-
biting the export of, from the
Bombay Presidency and —
.
-PAGE
235
124
232
235
126
415
421
387
340
392
236
74
429
223
121
314
309
314
317
308
328
190
389
Singhast Mela —
PAAGE
Arrangements to guard against
plague made at the — at Ujjain
in Gwalior
.
.
.
.
Spain—
Merchandise. Restrictions in — on
the importation of, from India
Quarantine imposed against all
arrivals from India .
.
Staff-
Medical and Military — employed
in plague operations .
.
(See also Medical Stan and Military
Staff.)
Statistics-
General — of plague in the Bombay
Presidency and Sind .
Sub-division —
Administrative plague districts in
the City of Bombay. System of
of the, .
.
.
.
.
Plague Staff and Equipment of a —
of Bombay City
.
.
Suez Canal—
Dilwara. Passage of the — by the
infected ship, .
.
.
.
Passage of the — by vessels from
India
. . . . . .
Quarantine. Healthy vessels from
India pass the — in, .
Venice Convention, Regulations
of the, for the passage of vessels
through the — .
Sukkur—
Cleansing and disinfection at —
Concealment of cases in —
,
.
Danger. Special, of plague in — .
Evacuation and health camp system
at — . . . .
Flight from —
.
.
.
.
Health camps. Instances of, at —
Nurses at —
.
.
.
Plague Epidemic. Account of the,
in -
.
Plague Committee appointed for
— and Rohri
.
.
.
.
Plague. Outbreak of, in — .
.
Plague operations in — . Difficulties
in carrying out, and opposition to,
Plague operations in — . Mr. Win-
gate's account of, .
.
Sulphur fumigation-
Disinfection. — unreliable as a
means of,
.
.
.
.
347
424
412
395
105
148
150
407
406
408
407
234
232
232
234
233
238
234
121
234
232
232
232
244
Index.
xxxi
Surat District—
Daman. Protection of the — against,
Plague epidemic in the —
Plague epidemic in the — . Course
of the,
.
Recrudescence of plague in the — .
Surveillance —
Bengal. Rule for the — of persons
landing from an infected ship
made by the Government of,
Madras. Rule for the— of persons
landing from an infected ship
made by the Government of,
Venice Convention. Distinction
between — and observation made
by the,
.
Surveillance of travellers—
Bengal.
Orders issued by the
Government of, for the — by
railway from infected stations .
Bombay. Rule in, for the — by
railway from infected districts
Central Provinces. Rules in the,
for the — by railway from infec-
ted districts
.
.
.
.
Central Provinces. Rules issued
by the Chief Commissioner of
the, for the — from Bombay and
the special surveillance of towns
and villages in communication
with Bombay .
.
.
.
Government of India. Orders of
the, for the — by railway from
infected districts
.
.
North-Western Provinces and Oudh.
Arrangements in the, for the
— by railway from infected dis-
tricts
North- Western
Provinces and
Oudh. Rules issued by the Gov-
ernment of the, for the — from
Bombay, and the special surveil-
lance of towns and villages in
communication with Bombay .
Punjab. Rules issued by the Gov-
ernment of the, for the — from
Bombay, and the special surveil-
lance of towns and villages in
communication with Bombay
.
Susceptible articles —
Bengal, Madras, and North-West-
ern Provinces and Oudh regu-
lations to guard against the
spread of infection from —
.
Commodities treated as — by the
Government of India
.
Commodities treated as — by
Foreign countries
.
.
.
PAGE
297
117
117
135
377
380
371
332
332
331
333
330
332
333
334
390
391
422
Susceptible articles — contd.
Export of — from the Bombay
Presidency and Sind into any
other port in British India.
Orders prohibiting the,
Import of — to Calcutta, Madras
and Rangoon. Orders of the
Government of India prohibiting
the,
.
Indian Trade. — of, .
Venice Convention. List of — of
merchandise contained in the,
Venice Convention. Treatment of
— in the,
.
Suspected Ships —
Bengal Government Regulations
for the treatment of —
Egypt. Regulations for — arriving
in, contained in the Venice Con-
vention .
.
.
.
.
Persian Gulf. Rules for the treat-
ment of — in the, contained in
the Venice Convention
Suez Canal. Treatment of — in
the, .
.
.
.
.
.
Suez Canal. Treatment of — in
the, under the rules of the Venice
Convention
.
Venice Sanitary Convention. Treat-
ment of — prescribed in the,
Symptoms—
Gujarat Plague. — of the, .
Mahamari. Identity of the — of,
with those of ordinary plague
Pali Plague. — of the,
Plague. Description of the —
of,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Syria —
Plague, Outbreaks of, in —
T
Tea, Indian —
Batoum.
Alleged
prohibition
against the importation of —
to,
Thana District —
Plague in —
.
.
.
.
Plague in — . Course of the,
.
Recrudescence of plague in —
.
Thomson, Surgeon-Captain —
Non-infectious character of plague.
Observations recorded by — as
to the, in hospitals
Predisposing causes of plague.
Remarks by — as to the, .
.
PAGE
389
389
417
390
391
378
415
413
406 T
407
371
73
92
85
9
67
424
117
118
125
45
43
Index.
xxxiii
U
United Kingdom-
Regulations against plague in the —
Wool. Discussion as to the possibi-
lity of infection being carried to
England in, from India
.
.
United States-
Quarantine in the — against arri-
vals from India
V
Venice Sanitary Conference —
Circumstances leading up to the — .
Convention signed by the delegates
ot the Powers at the —
Indain delegates at the —
Venice Sanitary Convention of 1897—
Belgium. Regulations issued in,
based on the — .
Classification. Three fold, of vessels
Ceylon.
Regulations issued in,
based on the — .
.
.
Differences between the — of 1897
and previous sanitary conventions
Europe. Measures prescribed out-
side of,
.....
European Governments. Measures
to be adopted by,
.
Egypt. Regulations issued in,
based on the — .
General scope and arrangement of
the —
Healthy vessels .
.
.
.
Infected ports.
Inspection of
vessels sailing from, .
Infected vessels .
.
.
.
Inward bound vessels. Regulations
for the inspection of, issued in
India based on the —
Italy. Regulations enforced in, re-
vised in accordance with the — .
Merchandise classed as susceptible
by the — of 1897
Notification prescribed by the,
Outward bound vessels. Regula-
tions for the inspection of, issued
in India based on the —
Pilgrim traffic. Rules for the,
Ports of arrival. Measures to be
adopted a t ,
....
Persian Gulf. Regulations for the,
contained in the — .
.
.
Precautionary measures of the prin-
cipal maritime countries in close
communication with India modi-
fied in accordance with the —
PAGE
408
421
4l6
363
368
368
411
371
414
369
369
370
415
368
371
370
371
372
410
390
369
382
37°3
71
413
406
Venice Sanitary Convention of 1897—
conta.
Quarantine, land.
Modern prin-
ciples of disinfection to be subs-
tituted for the obsolete system of,
Quarantine, land. — opposed to,
Regulations of the — based on pre-
vious Conventions
.
.
.
Red Sea. Control of traffic in the,
Sea traffic. Rules for the inspec-
tion of,
.....
Suez Canal. Regulations of the
— for the passage of vessels
Susceptible articles. List of, in the,
— and the manner QÍ their treat-
ment
.
.
.
.
Suspected vessels .
.
.
.
Viegas, Dr. —
Bombay. Discovery of plague in,
by —
.
,
W
Wards —
Bombay City — of, .
.
.
Bombay City. Population of the
-cf,
Hospital — . Sanitary precautions in,
Plague. Course of the. in the differ-
ent — of Bombay City
Plague. Intensity of, in different —
of Bombay City
Water—
Infection. — a possible source of, .
Waste-paper —
Bombay Presidency and Sind.
Bringing of — from the, into other
parts of India prohibited .
Why te, Dr.—
Discussion by — on the origin and
spread of plague
Insanitary conditions. Belief of —
that plague is fostered by, .
.
Kathiawar. Report by — on the
plague in,
.
.
.
.
Remedial measures suggested by—
Wilkins, Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colo-
nel —
Bacillus. Remarks by — as to the
mode of entry of the, into the
system
Mandvi. Account of the plague in,
by -
Segregation in Mandvi. Remarks
by — on, .
.
.
PAGE
269
293
368
370
268
406
390
371
107
167
112
114
51
389
79
41
77
79
36
216
220
xxxiv
I ndex.
Wilm, Staff Surgeon-
Bacillus. Opinion of — as to the
mode of entry of the, into the
system
.
.
.
.
.
Contagion. Opinion of — that
plague is not communicable by, .
Hong- Kong. Remarks by — on
the inspection of the water-traffic
at,
Hong-Kong plague. Observations
by — on climatic influences on the
course of the, .
.
.
.
Immunity of attendants on the sick
during the Hong- Kong plague of
1896. Remarks by — as to,
.
Plague. Period of incubation of,
according to — .
.
Wingate, Mr. —
Health camps in Sind. Account
by — of, .
Immunity of hospital attendants.
Remarks by — in his report on the
plague in Sind, as to,
Sind. Account of the plague in,
by
Wool-
Disinfection of raw and manufac-
tured — before importation re-
quired by the French rules under
the Venice Convention
England. Discussion as to possibi-
lity of infection being carried to, in
— from India
.
France. Prohibition in, against the
importation of — from infected
ports
.
Statistical statement showing for
the year 1895-96 the value of the
Indian trade in raw — with
different countries
Venice Sanitary Convention, Raw
— classed as ' susceptible ' by the,
PAGE
31
46
110
52
46
19
236
45
224
421
421
421
420
390
Wyssokowitz, M. —
Infection by direct inoculation.
Conclusions of — as to, .
.
Y
Yersin, M. —
Curative serum. — 's system of
treatment by the sub-contaneous
injection of a, .
Curative serum system. Inconclu-
sive results of the,
Curative serum system. Remarks
on the, by General Gatacre .
Curative serum system. Remarks
on the, by Dr. Bitter .
Curative serum system. Remarks
on the, by the German Plague
Commission
.
.
.
.
Curative serum system. Remarks
on the, by the Russian Plague
Commission
.
.
.
.
Plague. Description by — of the
symptoms of, as observed in the
Hong-Kong epidemic of 1894
Plague. Period of incubation of,
according to —
Plague bacillus. Discovery of the,
by-
Yunnan —
Plague in China. Mountain valleys
of — the seat of the, .
Z
Zabolotny, M. —
Infection by direct inoculation.
Conclusions of — as to,
.
.
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57
58
57
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List of numbers of Scientific Memoirs by Officers or the Medical and
Sanitary Departments of the Government of India (New Series)
published previous to the present issue.
No. 1 Standardisation of Calmette's Anti-Venomous Serum with Pure Cobra Venom : the
Deterioration of this Serum through keeping in India, by Captain G. Lamb,
I.M.S., and Wm. Hanna, Esq., M.B. Price As. 3 or 4d.
No. 2. Malaria in India, by Captain S. P. James, I.M.A Price Re. 1-8 or 2 s. 3d.
No. 3. Some Observations on the Poison of Russell's Viper (Daboia Russellii), by Captain
G. Lamb, I.M.S., and Wm. Hanna, Esq., M.B. Price As. 5 or 6d.
No. 4. On the Action of the Venoms of the Cobra and of the Daboia on the Red Blood
corpuscles and on the blood plasma, by Captain G. Lamb, I.M.S. Price
As. 8 or 9 d.
No. 5. Specificity of Anti-Venomous Sera, by Captain G. Lamb, I.M.S. Price As. 3
or 4 d.
No. 6. First Report on the Anti-Malarial Operations in Mian Mir, 1901-03, by Captain
S. P. James, I.M.S.
Price As. 12 or 1s. 2 d.
No. 7. Some Observations on the Poison of the Banded Krait (Bungarus Fasciatus), by
Captain G. Lamb, I.M.S. Price As. 8 or 9 d.
No. 8. A Preliminary Report on a Parasite found in Patients suffering from Enlargement
of the Spleen in India, by Lieutenant S. R. Christophers, Price Re. 1-8
or 2s. 3 d.
No. 9. Second Report of the Anti-Malarial Operations at Mian Mir, 1901-03, by Lieute-
nant S. R. Christophers, I.M.S. Price As. 10 or 1s.
No. 10. Specificity of Anti-Venomous Sera (Second Communication), by Cap
tain G. Lamb,
I.M.S. Price As. or 9d.
No. 11. On a Parasite found in persons suffering from Enlargement of the Spleen in
India-Second Report, by Lieutenant S. R. Christophers, I..M.S. Price
Rs. 2 or 3 s .
No. 12. On the Morphology, Teratology, and Diclinism of the Flowers of Cannabis, by
Major D. Prain, I.M.S.
Price As. 14 or 1s. 4d.
No. 13. Oriental or Delhi Sore, by Captain S. P. James, I.M.S. Price As. 10 or 1 s.
No. 14. On a Parasite found in the White Corpuscles of the Blood of Dogs, by Captain
S. P. James,
Price As. 10 or 1s.
No. 15. On a Parasite found in persons suffering from Enlargement of the Spleen in
India—Third Report, by Lieutenant S.R. Christophers, I.M.S. Price
As. 10 or 1s.
No. 16. The Specificity of Anti-Venomous Sera with special reference to a Serum prepared
with the Venom of the Daboia Russellii, by Captain G. Lamb, I.M.S. Price
As. 6 or 7 d.
No. 17. Snake-Venoms in relation to Hæmolysis, by Captain G. Lamb, I.M.S. Price As. 6
or 7
d.
No. 18. Hæmogregarina Gerbilli, by Lieutenant S. R. Christophers, M.B., I.M.S. Price
As. 10 or 1s.
No. 19. On Bala Azar, Malaria and Malarial Cachexia, by Captain S. P. James,
I.M.S. Price Re. 1-4 or 1 s. 11 d.
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