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Jackson, Lt.-Col. F. H., 358.
Jadav Shetani, widow, donation by-167.
Jaigad, 309.
Jalgaon, 208, 18, 19, 27.
Account of outbreak at-209.
Jamal, Khan Saheb Sayad, 210.
James, Surg.-Capt. 110.
James, Mr. 126.
Jamkhandi, 356.
Janjira, 4, 8, 138.
Jath, 2, 5.
Jawalapur, 17, 18.
Jenner, Inspector, 300.
Jennings, Capt. W. E., I.M.S., 13.
Jones, Capt. Carter, 322.
Joshi, Rao Bahadur K. P., 311.
Joshi, Mr. 228.
Joyce, Nurse, case of-72, 108.
Jugal. Recrudescence at-273.
Jullundur District (Punjab), 17.
Jrgens, Rev. H., 325.
K
Kagvad, 271.
Kaira, 159, 1. 3, 5, 6, 31. 58, 60, 61, 65.
The Anand camp, 160.
The Mahi cordon, 163.
Hague Expenditure in-168.
Kaka, Dr. S. M., M. O. H., 324.
Kaladgi, 278, 24.
Kalapesi, Dr. 37, 113.
Kaledhon, 245, 6.
Kalol, 172, 23.
Kalyan, 186, 191, 3.
Kanara, 295, 1, 3, 5, 6, 60, 61.
Kanaswadi, sudden cessation of plague at-22.
Kantiazil Inoculat on at-156.
Kapadia, Dr. 115.
Kapadvanj, 167.
Karachi, 323, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 58, 61, 64, 319.
Karad, 242, 246, 253, 3, 4, 6, 9, 19.
Severity of disease at-344.
Wild exodus from-214.
Karandikar, Mr. 210.
Karania, Dr. 338.
Kathiawar, 345, 1, 5, 8, 21, 33, 61, 63, 65, 6
Kennedy, Lt.-Col. W. P., 345.
Kennedy, Mr. 262.
Kent, Mr. R. J., P. W. D., 199.
Keown, Capt. J. C., 248.
Khan, H. H. Aga, 44, 114.
Khanapur, 273.
Khandesh, 207, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 23, 31, 61, 66.
Kharkar, Mr. 250.
Khoja Community of Bombay, 41.
Kidd, Lieut. B. G. B., 261.
Kikabhai, Asst.-Surgeon, Rao Bahadur
Thakordas, 346.
Kilkelly, Capt. P. P., I.M.S., 227, 228.
Kirkee, 197.
Plague in Artillery Cantonment at-40, 229.
Kirparam, Rao Bahadur Bhimbhai, 164.
Kitasato, Dr., 71, 119.
Klein, Professor 119, 121, 122, 123.
Knight, Mr. R., I.C.S., 321.
Kolaba, 299, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 32, 58, 59, 60, 61, 63, 65.
Kolhapur, 353, 1, 6, 8, 61, 63.
Kotri, 3.
Kreyer, Major F. A. C., I.S.C., 235.
Kukday, Lieut. K. V., I.M.S., 243.
Kurla, 186.
Kurundvad, 356.
Kutiyana, 346, 350.
L
Laboratory, Petit, 113.
Laboratory, Plague Research-14, 36, 37, 41
Daily output of doses at the-118.
Opening of the-at Parel by Lord Sandhurst, 115.
Rise of the-113.
Removal of the-to " The Cliff " House, Malabar
Hill, 114.
98
L-(contd.)
Laboratory, Plague Research-(contd.)
Removal of the-to Nepean Sea Road, 114.
Removal of the-to Khushru Lodge, Nesbit Lane.
Mazagon, 114.
Removal of the-to old Government House, Parel,
114.
Lahanu, Mr. (Police Patil), 210.
Lamb, Mr. R. A., I.C.S., 227-229.
Lanowli, inoculation at-39.
Law, Lieut. 318.
Lawrence, Mr. H. S., 325.
Leith, Lieut. A. R., 334.
Lely, Mr. F. S. P., I.C.S., 163.
Leslie, Mr. 310.
Leumann, Capt. B. H. F., I.M.S,45, 120, 233, 261.
Levant, importation of Plague from the-125.
Lewis, Dr. G. W., 131.
Limji Charhi, effects of evacuation at-23.
Liston, Lieut. W. G., I.M.S., 124.
Literature of Plague, 375.
Logan, Mr. A. C., I.C.S., 186.
Lowson, Dr. J. A., 357.
Lucas, Mr. W. H., 23, 334.
Luni, evacuation at-23.
Lushington, Mr. J. L., 278.
Lustig's Serum,
Lyon, Mr. W. F., 226.
Lyons, Major R. W. S., I.M.S., 37, 59, 57, 68.
82, 114.
M
MacCartie, Lieut.-Col. F. F., C.I.E., I.M.S.
72, 136, 137, 138.
Mahableshwar, immunity of-from plague, 255.
"Mahamari" disease, xii, 372.
Mahi Cordon, 163.
Mahi Kantha, 1.
Mahim-Bandra Causeway, 128.
Mahomed, Dr. Jan, 68.
Malegaon, 219, 18, 19.
Manchar, 228.
Mandvi (Cutch) 339, 2, 4, 5; 6, 7, 9, 24, 25, 64, 182,
338.
Mandvi Ward, ,68, 126, 132.
Manser, Major, I.M.S., 67, 108, 113, 114.
Marsh, Dr. E. L., iv, 115.
Mascarnhas, Assist. Surgeon J. V., 26.
Mason, Capt. H. D., R. A. M. C., 338.
Masur, 247.
Severity of disease at-247.
Mayhew, Lt.-Col. A. H., 333.
Maynard, Dr. E., 157, 215, 216, 219.
Mazgaon, 301.
McCloghry, Lt.-Col. J., I.M.S., 326.
McIver, Mr. C., 324.
McCarthy, Inspector, 210.
McFarland, Dr., 121.
Mead, Mr. P. J., I.C.S., 183.
Measures, Plague-
-to prevent spread of Plague, 11.
-to keep open trade and commerce of the Port,
13.
-to stamp out the disease in Bombay, 13.
Minor-14.
Medical Aspects of Plague, 67.
Medical Inspection (see Railway Medical
Inspection).
Medical Staffs (see Staff).
Medicine, helplessness of-in treatment of Plague,
60.
Mesopotamia, importation of Plague from-125.
Mice, 110, 111, 122, 273.
Microbe (see Bacillus).
Milk, 109, 121.
Mill-hands, disaffection of-in Bombay, 126.
Attack upon Arthur Road Hospital by-126.
Milne, Capt. C. J. R., I.M.S., iv, 115, 122, 334.
Miraj, 355, 6, 7, 64.
Miya, Khan Saheb Dada, 210.
Modi, Assist. Surgeon, 160.
Modi, Sardar Davar Edalji K., 163.
Modi, Khan Bahadur B. E., 165, 168.
Mody, Dr. 232.
Momigatti, evacuation at-33.
Jackson, Lt.-Col. F. H., 358.
Jadav Shetani, widow, donation by-167.
Jaigad, 309.
Jalgaon, 208, 18, 19, 27.
Account of outbreak at-209.
Jamal, Khan Saheb Sayad, 210.
James, Surg.-Capt. 110.
James, Mr. 126.
Jamkhandi, 356.
Janjira, 4, 8, 138.
Jath, 2, 5.
Jawalapur, 17, 18.
Jenner, Inspector, 300.
Jennings, Capt. W. E., I.M.S., 13.
Jones, Capt. Carter, 322.
Joshi, Rao Bahadur K. P., 311.
Joshi, Mr. 228.
Joyce, Nurse, case of-72, 108.
Jugal. Recrudescence at-273.
Jullundur District (Punjab), 17.
Jrgens, Rev. H., 325.
K
Kagvad, 271.
Kaira, 159, 1. 3, 5, 6, 31. 58, 60, 61, 65.
The Anand camp, 160.
The Mahi cordon, 163.
Hague Expenditure in-168.
Kaka, Dr. S. M., M. O. H., 324.
Kaladgi, 278, 24.
Kalapesi, Dr. 37, 113.
Kaledhon, 245, 6.
Kalol, 172, 23.
Kalyan, 186, 191, 3.
Kanara, 295, 1, 3, 5, 6, 60, 61.
Kanaswadi, sudden cessation of plague at-22.
Kantiazil Inoculat on at-156.
Kapadia, Dr. 115.
Kapadvanj, 167.
Karachi, 323, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 58, 61, 64, 319.
Karad, 242, 246, 253, 3, 4, 6, 9, 19.
Severity of disease at-344.
Wild exodus from-214.
Karandikar, Mr. 210.
Karania, Dr. 338.
Kathiawar, 345, 1, 5, 8, 21, 33, 61, 63, 65, 6
Kennedy, Lt.-Col. W. P., 345.
Kennedy, Mr. 262.
Kent, Mr. R. J., P. W. D., 199.
Keown, Capt. J. C., 248.
Khan, H. H. Aga, 44, 114.
Khanapur, 273.
Khandesh, 207, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 23, 31, 61, 66.
Kharkar, Mr. 250.
Khoja Community of Bombay, 41.
Kidd, Lieut. B. G. B., 261.
Kikabhai, Asst.-Surgeon, Rao Bahadur
Thakordas, 346.
Kilkelly, Capt. P. P., I.M.S., 227, 228.
Kirkee, 197.
Plague in Artillery Cantonment at-40, 229.
Kirparam, Rao Bahadur Bhimbhai, 164.
Kitasato, Dr., 71, 119.
Klein, Professor 119, 121, 122, 123.
Knight, Mr. R., I.C.S., 321.
Kolaba, 299, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 32, 58, 59, 60, 61, 63, 65.
Kolhapur, 353, 1, 6, 8, 61, 63.
Kotri, 3.
Kreyer, Major F. A. C., I.S.C., 235.
Kukday, Lieut. K. V., I.M.S., 243.
Kurla, 186.
Kurundvad, 356.
Kutiyana, 346, 350.
L
Laboratory, Petit, 113.
Laboratory, Plague Research-14, 36, 37, 41
Daily output of doses at the-118.
Opening of the-at Parel by Lord Sandhurst, 115.
Rise of the-113.
Removal of the-to " The Cliff " House, Malabar
Hill, 114.
98
L-(contd.)
Laboratory, Plague Research-(contd.)
Removal of the-to Nepean Sea Road, 114.
Removal of the-to Khushru Lodge, Nesbit Lane.
Mazagon, 114.
Removal of the-to old Government House, Parel,
114.
Lahanu, Mr. (Police Patil), 210.
Lamb, Mr. R. A., I.C.S., 227-229.
Lanowli, inoculation at-39.
Law, Lieut. 318.
Lawrence, Mr. H. S., 325.
Leith, Lieut. A. R., 334.
Lely, Mr. F. S. P., I.C.S., 163.
Leslie, Mr. 310.
Leumann, Capt. B. H. F., I.M.S,45, 120, 233, 261.
Levant, importation of Plague from the-125.
Lewis, Dr. G. W., 131.
Limji Charhi, effects of evacuation at-23.
Liston, Lieut. W. G., I.M.S., 124.
Literature of Plague, 375.
Logan, Mr. A. C., I.C.S., 186.
Lowson, Dr. J. A., 357.
Lucas, Mr. W. H., 23, 334.
Luni, evacuation at-23.
Lushington, Mr. J. L., 278.
Lustig's Serum,
Lyon, Mr. W. F., 226.
Lyons, Major R. W. S., I.M.S., 37, 59, 57, 68.
82, 114.
M
MacCartie, Lieut.-Col. F. F., C.I.E., I.M.S.
72, 136, 137, 138.
Mahableshwar, immunity of-from plague, 255.
"Mahamari" disease, xii, 372.
Mahi Cordon, 163.
Mahi Kantha, 1.
Mahim-Bandra Causeway, 128.
Mahomed, Dr. Jan, 68.
Malegaon, 219, 18, 19.
Manchar, 228.
Mandvi (Cutch) 339, 2, 4, 5; 6, 7, 9, 24, 25, 64, 182,
338.
Mandvi Ward, ,68, 126, 132.
Manser, Major, I.M.S., 67, 108, 113, 114.
Marsh, Dr. E. L., iv, 115.
Mascarnhas, Assist. Surgeon J. V., 26.
Mason, Capt. H. D., R. A. M. C., 338.
Masur, 247.
Severity of disease at-247.
Mayhew, Lt.-Col. A. H., 333.
Maynard, Dr. E., 157, 215, 216, 219.
Mazgaon, 301.
McCloghry, Lt.-Col. J., I.M.S., 326.
McIver, Mr. C., 324.
McCarthy, Inspector, 210.
McFarland, Dr., 121.
Mead, Mr. P. J., I.C.S., 183.
Measures, Plague-
-to prevent spread of Plague, 11.
-to keep open trade and commerce of the Port,
13.
-to stamp out the disease in Bombay, 13.
Minor-14.
Medical Aspects of Plague, 67.
Medical Inspection (see Railway Medical
Inspection).
Medical Staffs (see Staff).
Medicine, helplessness of-in treatment of Plague,
60.
Mesopotamia, importation of Plague from-125.
Mice, 110, 111, 122, 273.
Microbe (see Bacillus).
Milk, 109, 121.
Mill-hands, disaffection of-in Bombay, 126.
Attack upon Arthur Road Hospital by-126.
Milne, Capt. C. J. R., I.M.S., iv, 115, 122, 334.
Miraj, 355, 6, 7, 64.
Miya, Khan Saheb Dada, 210.
Modi, Assist. Surgeon, 160.
Modi, Sardar Davar Edalji K., 163.
Modi, Khan Bahadur B. E., 165, 168.
Mody, Dr. 232.
Momigatti, evacuation at-33.
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