, 1889-07-11

unknown. Thirty-seVen deaths have
occurred at the hospital. A large per
cent. of this list were persons brought
In from neighboring towns and the trib-
utary country, which greatly reduces
the number of actual residents that have
dieG.
1t will be readily observed by figuring
the percentage of the number of deaths
in city the size of Spokane Falls, which
has a population of 20 900, that the death
rate is remarkably small and the show
ing is surely good one.
Following Is the mortuary record from
January / to date.
JANUARY.
2-Tnfunt child of C.. Dart, stillborn
2-Francis Bailey, Group.
3-Mary Gillette, cncmia.
"a. Ii. Cook, overdose of morphine.
5-Minnic Olsen, heart paralysis.
S--Chas. Collins, accidental.
9-W. b. Harmon, variola.
1o--L. j. Barton, alcoholism. (Died at
io@Wii ihclmina Gunbenberg, typhoid
pneumonia.
11--John Jonson, phthysis. Oiled at
i3"W. II. Robert, MISREPRESENTATION.
Oied at hospital)
13-Aaron Van Hantcn, typhoid fever
1S--Robcrt.S. Typho- -malarial fever,
2O-GuStav Hahndorf, accidental
2l--lda Larking typhus abdomcnis.
Oiled ut hospitalD
22-William Silliman, pleuro pneu-
monia.
22-Douglas Camp, varolod.
25--Henry Gilbert, phthisis. Oiled at
26|ike Long, typhoid pneumonia.
Uoied at hosptal)
2e-Iohn @. hndcrI on, typhoid fever.
3l-lntant child of Prof. Waltz still
born.
3i--Charles Baliigcr, burned to death.
3l-Josephine Bollegcr, burned to
death
Edward Watson, pneumonia.
IA. Nj. Brigham, heart disease.
Gust, Rydell, erysipelas, Oiled at
.S-Isabella Fatheringham, pneumo-
mia.
4-Emil Copps, inflammation of
bowels, (diod at hospital)
Abel Croop, asph yNia, (died at hos
pital)
John NJ. simmons, variola.
isabelle Mclean, typhoid fever.
9-Philip |. Gates pvsmia.
9--lnfant child OF Mr.. Haas, still
born.
-i'olilS !phHSoll niil-Joint ulstdSe'
li-S, Robinson, paralysis (died at
hospital)
14-Duncan Mcdonald, variola.
lb-Fred Macbeth, accidental.
2o-,George A. Clarke, typhoid pneu-
monia.
22-lnfant child of Winters, stillborn.
22--lntant of Il. A. Jones, stillborn.
,22-Andrew Johnson, heart disease,
tdied at hospital)
IA. j. Snyder, typho-malarial
fever.
24-Hn Die, pneumonia.
24-Louis II. Fun, accident, (ded on
trainD
,2d,william Delaney, typhoid fever,
(died at hospital):
MARCH.
2-Charles NJ. Skeels, gunshoe wound.
4-Pctcr Kelly, typhoid fever, (died at
4TL. Pooloc, overdose of morphine,
(died at hospital.)
.4-Charles K. Bilbee, Bright's disease
(died at hospital)
5-Maria Budd, dipt iberia.
5--lntant child OF w. $. Hoyt, still
born.
7--Charles Saunders, tapeworm, (died
at hoSpital)
9-Joscph Richard, unknown.
10-Lce Mon Yen, pneumonia,
fever.
15-Colin McGilrary, accidental, (died
at hospital)
16--Grace Swingler, diptheria,
l6-John G. Duffy, syphilis, (died at
hospital)
l7-Infant child of A. f. Nichols, still
born.
17--John Kramer, murdered.
1S-Georgc &. Lythman, cause un-
known.
30-Arthur Thomas, congestion of the
brain.
3o-sarah A. Morrison, typhoid fever.
APRIL.
t-Daura Hazletimc, cap. bronchitis.
3-Leyina May Tull, typho-malarial
fever.
4--Blanch Thomas, typho-malarial
fever.
5-Mabel Harney, portonitis.
6-Absolom Parker, gunshot wound.
7-Sophia Wheat, cnteritis.
9-Patrick Wallace, pneumonia, (died
at hospital)
I3--E X. Packard, Brights disease.
l5-lra LOOMS, cerebral anacmia,
(died at hospital)
l6-Martin Palm, bronchitis.
16-Clara Patterson, gaStritis.
17-Ncttic Watkins, phthisis.
l2--Gus Simonson, pneumonia (died
at ls"ssisier' so.si'.oii' oasilda, typho-malaripl
fever.
2o-Ralph HenSacker, enteritis.
22--Li2zic COons, typhoid fever.
22-lniant child of Mrs. Kelly, still
bern.
.95-Annic Frederick, typhoid fever,
(died at hospital)
26-Fred Gretchen, pneumonia, (dicd
at hospiaal)
Cora NJ. Dowcll, typhoid fever.
I'D. II; Wood, typhoid fever, (died
at hoSpital.)
1-Thos Mattigan, typhoid fever (died
at hospital.)
Barbara Mckay, typhoid fever.
3-Martin Pound, typho-maarial
fever.
o--Hcdcvig saucr, typho-maarial
81. 9, Cudmore, phthisis, (died at
hospital)
6.-Leopold Steiner, run over by cars.
flames Cassidy, severe burn, (died
az lo%6. oos'"' A. Malinsrew, structure of
bowels.
l2-Lowis Sears, typhoid fever.
15-P. Ray Wentworth, spinal fever.
16-Robert Scholder, typhoid fever.
Nv. NJ. Henley, typhoid fever.
1S-Elma Bump, paralysis of heart.
l0-Anna Ludwig, organic heart dis
case.
3-J. NJ. tones, organic heart disease.
22-R. II. Jones, consumption.
2s-Bcrtio Lewis, urumia.
oS-Ipwis Marian hropcbit;a