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U	
United Kingdom-					PAGE
Regulations against plague in the -			408
Wool.   Discussion as to the possibi-	
lity  of  infection being carried to	
England in, from India       			421
United States-	
Quarantine in  the - against arri-	
vals from India						416
V	
Venice Sanitary Conference -	
Circumstances leading up to the -  			363
Convention signed by the delegates	
ot the Powers at the - 					368
Indain delegates at the -				368
Venice Sanitary Convention of 1897-	
Belgium.     Regulations  issued   in,	
based on the -  					411
Classification.  Three fold, of vessels			371
Ceylon.      Regulations   issued    in,	
based on the -  					414
Differences between the - of 1897	
and previous sanitary conventions			369
Europe.    Measures prescribed out-	
side of,      						369
European Governments.    Measures	
to be adopted by,					370
Egypt.     Regulations    issued    in,	
based on the -  					415
General scope and arrangement of	
the -       						368
Healthy vessels     					371
Infected    ports.       Inspection    of	
vessels sailing from,					370
Infected vessels      					371
Inward bound vessels.   Regulations	
for the inspection  of,  issued  in	
India based on the -					372
Italy.   Regulations enforced in, re-	
vised in accordance with the -     			410
Merchandise  classed as susceptible	
by the - of 1897					390
Notification prescribed by the,				369
Outward bound vessels.    Regula-	
tions for the inspection of, issued	
in India based on the -					382
Pilgrim traffic.    Rules for the,				370
Ports of arrival.     Measures to be	
adopted at,         					371
Persian Gulf.    Regulations for the,	
contained in the -      					413
Precautionary measures of the prin-	
cipal  maritime countries in close	
communication with India  modi-	
fied in accordance with the -				406


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contd.							PAGE
Quarantine,  land.      Modern prin-	
ciples of disinfection  to   be subs-	
tituted for the obsolete system  of,			269
Quarantine, land.    - opposed to,			293
Regulations of the - based on pre-	
vious Conventions       					368
Red Sea.    Control of   traffic in the,			370
Sea traffic.    Rules  for the inspec-	
tion of,      						268
Suez   Canal.    Regulations   of   the	
-   for   the   passage  of   vessels	
through the,						406
Susceptible articles.    List of, in the,	
- and the manner QÍ their treat-	
ment                    	        				390
Suspected vessels  					371
Viegas, Dr. -	
Bombay.    Discovery of plague in,	
by -         					108
W	
Wards -	
Bombay City    - of,     			106
Bombay  City.    Population of the	
-cf,							107
Hospital - . Sanitary precautions in,			167
Plague.  Course of the. in the differ-	
ent - of Bombay City					112
Plague.   Intensity of, in different -	
of Bombay City						114
Water-	
Infection.   - a possible source of,			51
Waste-paper -	
Bombay    Presidency    and     Sind 	
Bringing of - from the, into other	
parts of India prohibited     				389
Why te, Dr.- 	
Discussion by - on the origin  and	
spread of plague					79
Insanitary conditions.    Belief of -	
that plague is fostered by,         			41
Kathiawar.   Report by - on the	
plague in,            					77
Remedial measures suggested by-			79
Wilkins,    Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colo-	
nel -	
Bacillus.   Remarks by - as to the	
mode of entry of  the, into the	
system      						36
Mandvi.    Account of the plague in,	
by -        						216
Segregation in Mandvi.    Remarks	
by - on,         				220