August 5, 1910 1094

INDIA.
Calcutta-Cholera and Plague.

Acting Assistant Surgeon Allan reports, June 30:

Week ended June 11. At Calcutta there were 31 deaths from chol-
era and 27 from plague; in all Bengal, 34 cases of plague with 34
deaths; in all India, 4,984 cases of plague with 3,953 deaths.
ITALY.

Naples-Examination of Emigrants-Smallpox.

Surgeon Geddings reports, July 11:

Vesselsinspectedat Naples weekendedJuly 9.

Steerage Pieces of Pieces of

Date. Name of ship. Destination. ]?assengers baggage baggage
inspected inspected disinfected.
and passed. and passed.

July 3 Re d'Italia ............... New York ................. 645 60 580

8 Kdnig Albert ............... . do .-.-.-.- 334 40 550
Total ......... ............................ 979 100 1,130

Rejectionsrecommended.

Date. Name of ship. Trachoma. Favtus. traSup ctuOsesr.

a. Total

July 3 Re d'Italia ...................... ....... 26 . 7 5 38

8 Konig Albert ............................... 14 1 7 7 29
Total . ...... 40 1 14 12 67

Smallpox in Naples.-During the week ended July 10, 5 cases of

smallpox with 1 death were reported at the health office of the city
of Naples.
JAPAN.

YOKOHAMA-Inspeetion of Vessels.

Surgeon Irwin reports, July 5:

Week ended July 2. Bills of health issued as follows:
Steamships Tacoma Maru for Tacoma, Asia for San Francisco,
Keemun for Manila, Indradeo for New York, and French cruiser
Montcalmfor Honolulu. They carried an aggregate of 1,066 in crews
and 89 cabin and 235 steerage passengers.
JAVA.

BATAVIA-Status or Cholera.

Consul Rairden reports, June 13 and 20:

There was an increase of cholera in this district during the week
ended June 11, and on June 18 Batavia was officially declared
infected with cholera. Cholera has appeared in the eastern part of
Java, with about 5 cases daily among natives.