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Case No. 12
Case No. 13
Case No. 14
Case No. 15
Case No. 16
Case No. 17
Case No. 18
Case No. 19
Case No. 20
Case No. 21
Case No. 22
Case No. 23
Case No. 24
Case No. 25.
Case No. 26
Case No. 27
... 5th February 1897.
14th
February
1897.
16th
February
1897.
23rd
February
1897.
4th March 1897...
8th March 1S97...
llth
February
1897.
7th February 1897.
Do.
7th March 1897 .
20th March 189 7.
21st March 1897
27th March 1897 .
5th April 1897 ...
7th April 1897 ...
12th April 1397...
About February 1st a Marátha woman died of plague
in Bárámati Táluka, Poona. Her brother who lived
in Shindewádi, Taluka Málsiras, an adjacent village,
went to her funeral. He returned to his village and
was well until 5th idem, when the plague declared itself
and he died on the 7th. The surviving members of his
house-hold were at once removed from the village to a
field at a distance when the following cases occurred.
Brother of case No. 12 died on 15th February 1897.
Mother
do.
do.
20th
do.
Brother
do.
do.
25th
do.
Sister-in-law do.
do.
5th March 1897.
Brother
do.
do.
10th
do.
Besides these a Rámosi woman who lived near was
attacked on the llth February- She was removed by
her friends to the adjacent village of Dharampuri where
she died on the 13th.
A man who had come to stay with the Station Master
at Angar was attacked with plague and died there.
A Hospital Assistant who said he had been on plague
duty in Bombay arrived by the early morning train.
He escaped detection at the Railway Station but went
to the Civil Hospital the same day when he was found
to be suffering from plague. He was removed to the
segregation hospital wherein course of time he recovered.
A Brahmin came from Poona to Mádha. On 7th March
he was attacked with plague and died on the 9th in a
Dharmshála outside the village where he had been
segregated.
A passenger from Dhond to Bársi Road was detained
in the camp of observation there. He developed plague
and died on the 22nd idem.
A Márwádi arrived at K cm Railway Station from
Poona on March 19th. He went to Wadshivane, a
village in Karmála Taluka. On 2 1st idem he got fever.
On the 25th he went with his wife to Wangi where he
died on the 26th.
A Hindu woman became ill in Bombay and was
brought by her husband to Warkutne in Karmála Taluka.
She died on the 29th idem.
A party of labourers were returning from Bombay to
Pondsiras in Málsiras Taluka. They came by train to
Jejuri and thence by carts. Two of them were detained
by the Plague Inspecting Officers at Kalyán. After
alighting at Jejuri a woman of the party fell ill. She
died on the 7th as they were nearing their destination.
Her child caught the disease the same day. The
villagers did not allow the party to enter the village.
The child afterwards recovered.
On the 6th April a Bania came with his wife by rail
from Poona to Kem and thence by road to Tembhurni
in Karmála Taluka. He was kept under observation
by the village officers. On the 12th he was found to be
suffering from fever and headache and was at once
segregated. He died on the 14th. It is reported that
his mother died of plague in Poona a month before.
Cases detected by the Plague Inspection Officers at Hotgi.
Case No. 28
Case No. 29
...
...
27th
February
1897.
29th March 1897.
An Armenian came from Bombay or Poona. He
stayed at Sholápur to beg for passage money, and then
went on to Hotgi, where he was found to be suffering;
from plague. He recovered.
In this case also the patient recovered.
I attach a statement of the expenditure incurred showing separately the
special expenditure incurred by the Municipalities.
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