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2 g g 0 
June 
13, 
1908 
steamship Jose Gallart 
, from Barcelona, Spain, with 5 immigrants. May 
14, American steamship Segurança 
, New York, with 2 immigrants. 
Total, 7. 
Respectfully, 
Alexander 
B. McDowell, 
Acting Assistant 
Surgeon 
, U. 8. M. H. 8. 
The Surgeon-General, 
U. 8. Marine- 
Hospital Service 
. 
Inspection of immigrants 
at Santiago de Cuba during the week ended May 
20 , 1902 . 
Santiago de Cuba, May 20, 1902. 
Sir : I herewith submit report of alien steerage passengers arriving 
at this port during the period ended May 20, 1902. May 19, provisional 
flag steamship Tomas Brooks , from Kingston, Jamaica, with 5 immi- 
grants. 
Respectfully, 
Alexander 
B. McDowell, 
Acting Assistant (Surgeon 
, U. o. M. U. IS. 
The Surg eon- General, 
U. S. Marine- 
Hospital Service. 
DANISH WEST INDIES. 
Quarantine against Porto Rico on account of smallpox. 
Department of State, 
Washington 
, D. G., May 81 , 1902. 
Sir: I have the honor to inform you that on the 16th instant the 
minister to Denmark reported that, owing to the appearance of small- 
pox at Porto Rico, the government of the Danish West Indies had 
declared a quarantine of fifteen 
days against that island. 
Respectfully, 
John Hay, 
Secretary 
of State . 
Hon. Secretary of the Treasury. 
ENGLAND. 
Report from London. 
London, England, May 19 , 1902. 
Sir : I have the honor to inform you that for the week ended May 17, 
1902, 8 vessels were inspected and given bills of health at this port. 
Sixty three of the crews and cattlemen were vaccinated. There are 
1,419 cases of smallpox under treatment, 
and there have been 44 deaths 
during the week. During the quarter ended March 31, 1902, there 
were 1,121 deaths from smallpox, compared with 12, 44, and 296, 
successively, in the 3 quarters immediately preceding. 
Respectfully, 
Sylvester willard, 
Acting Assistant 
Surgeon 
, U. S. M. H 8. 
The Surgeon-General, 
U. 8. Marine- 
Hospital Service 
. 
Report from Liverpool 
. 
Liverpool, England, May 20, 1902. 
Sir : I have the honor to state that for the week ended May 17, 1902, 
there were reported to the local health authorities, smallpox, 1 ; enteric 
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