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for him than believing. Mr.. nay requested
| Mr.. Wu to inform Mr Wo that MS Ieiestial
| Government would De held accounIaoie
for any accident TO kinyoun.
kmyoun now proposed an ihoelenoen. M
commission 10 determine tne PrsS .,1 y,
absence OF plague. But about tins time
detailed reports OF plague teast'u W npp na
| In tho weekly bulletin OF tne teasu,y I
partment. Inc on COMPANIES ".,u r,,u,'' r,'e
otate plara o, nea.n Wos s i, am,. ,%o
,ous care 0, ohnatomu m s,hndor, WA, rhn com.
! neA'nes, SPo' ~! "e"t .; r boai,h
bneu enoT.s Oh we ~! Wa,;uo Hon raj
Snu 'ne III .nuI ~s nmiv twanty.,wo
G 1-,,,, ,hrsa nont n. among rs .OOO
deaths IN Stou. t',,ee ,,,,,w i,,o"' a ,.,i., -
peOpie' ne % Us' ,;,',d ON ~ H., rare
snUun srs"",a, ed I Two Of the known deaths
.a.a'Vu ..' nowover due ,o plse,,e. In October
xero, s nom' ~ ,ls o,,, wars discovered, No.
! ioui ea u H." ornh.r ~ ornd nm cas.s OF
.,'a In January. 1901. the Treasury
P,asu. ,,.n, .ont out n sneciai commission.
ISnp,s.,Iiv" > Parker of The University of
home, Sinner Elsxner of the University
Chicago. .rinani. 5,,ao ALL snJ Fred a. N Novv Of The the
G,;rn,ai;w q Of Michigan. bacteriologisis
a., an,,,ny The IeUislat,,re of
Q, o.,;,nen;o nsm; was in session. Wr. Cutter in
ean,ut," 0,,,nt = resoln,ion calling upon the
prsliasn, Of the nmed States to remove
klnyauh .v;ns M' IN u,'rs mart. na .KinvoIn XII ought
$751;, pt'ax, Ian banps,i for il Mr., Gage.
70 To- naoo noS.rnnr agreed with Mr.. Cutter and
the , Tha t,overnor wire. 10 tho prosi-
Tn, s',u TI I'm, the state OF Caiifornia had been
uen. ' .nAi Sv Tho Eedcr al a,,thorities Tor the
= nnauea ~ cnnd,,cting a secret inyestiea-
| pu,Po7vd ond ,heranv Jnin, irr,parable injury
uon anS LIES. S.natnrs psrk;ns and Bard
10 .ne , ,I, pros;dsn, Gov Gags wanted
Ms,oou M od Jy W.. tnt ,hnngh, he,,er ~ 4, The
neW'pnp ,o'in,hind thar attacks unon
| sion auu r. sm,n,;ss;on LaJ an.
,,, Nn,you" ,,,,o,, Nv ca-cs Of niap,,e within two
NPHeS p,ia,.d up, ,Loir animal ino1,,iation
weeks, conpietco e'en nrar, ANNA ia s,,iI hn ,ha
xn1 sa,h " %e rebr,ary.
'o,r oi G,,n.nnr ..n, ,vo d;st;pcuisbee, nen
| ne . EGve,no' ~ nono;,a,a tSa Sanatnrs
70 MasmhS ,or, n,nw W mana >, ,n,n, amJ -
10 IhuAHie ,,r ~. Tha pan,Iansn "u mt NJ
remove m,n!osh, wi, Al. %, Earnb q and ~
Ine 1Ieasu,y n,,nn,r,nn, wn,,,d ,", nuh,
| hne trcoy a.. s,,,n;ssio,".;f ,boy
hsh the report o, 'ne TRn,ii R;,rt,,,n,raii svy S,r,
couIu reip H. u. a,rnodv ,,.on cent On, 70
Geon wnI.s no. ,ss.css,ins,a K;rv",n's ",
csn .sns.1eU " s.roament wa. drs nm
Ao Aonea H. S,,rr.nn. .Gona,oisav.
~ ~ tha tha Sesi,fornis deleSation' in which the
| py .ne ai,' ~ Gaiifnrnis vas nh,ioatad 70
NoverhSr OF nh wr,;so os y rNns,,,,
| accePt ouIseon ooe.p, ~ -
mi exPrIt III inc eupp"e "eSe'o" VI '''e
| caueu PtaAue p, -,n.., On
Heaith OHcer nIuht o. ieAas IaIIuu W
L II.
m,ssion. MoreoNe'c we aSheu 'nhe t 49, sa
cf piigue IN IN rru csep - mn.eh ,le
hau Personai Si, xnoSiuss, nad ad ~ se ~hv
| counted Tor AZ Washington, anu u 10; WY
pert commission. Indians; !, hentucky;
Ohio and Michiean wanted ". several
states made similar demands on tne reas-
ury Department. Just theh neuicaA !pur-
| nal printed the iuil text OF the report, three
| other medical Journals came OUT WIN IT,
| and dlllV DADer, tne SQCTQmeUtO zee.
! The Treasury Department printed 1t
| at last.
! Surgeon White had reported TO MS chiei.
| the Surgeon-General recommending the
1T would be fatal 20 the traditions and
| interests OF the service TO consider Tor
| moment the removal OF DR.. kinyoun from
this station The removal OF such an
officer under such conditions would justify
| assertions which already have been made
service" transfer at the resent time
would be a confession Of defeat at the hands
| Of politicians and a confession which would
! be patent to the whole nation" DR.. Kin
ysSn iSSi! was transferred t" Detroit Apr'i T.
Surgeon White, now in charge at San
| Francisco, eaid something to the State
| authorities about the agreement. and they
said: .What agreement?' Surgeon White
told his chief that he had been unable to
Il h
| State bard OF health and the Six Com
pAnies understood the Washington agree
| ment to mean that il Chinaman was sick
| the fact might be reported to the Six Com
pauies, who might report TO the State board
| Of health, and the State board Of health
might report to the United States Marine
Hospital Servit 9: and the Marine Hospital
offit er might report to the city board Of
health II II seemed worth while but that no
report would be made to the newspapers
a. directed by his tele gram Of Marc h II,
/ 1901, to DR.. White. DR.. White said that he
had advised the Governor Of California
that while plague seemed to be successfully
| conces led In San Francisco, he had reason
for believing that not only San Francisco,
but several other places in California were
| infected. To this the Governor replied
that neither Dr. White nor any other Fed
eral officer had been invited to participate
&c. the Governor said: -Your mere sus-
piciou that the sick are being removed
from San Francisco Ia not only unwar-
ranted as q conclusion, but know it TO be
| unfounded in fact DR.. White soon after
ward asked leave 10 come home.
Surgeon White reached Washington about
Juno 10. and on that date the Surgeon
General wired to Gov. Gage: .Dr. White
k.x a.