The Archive · 1903

The Death of Mrs. Bradley

'A. wide circle of friends in China will be distressed to leurs of the death of Mrs. J. W. Bradley. Dr. Bradley and family were returning from Mokansan to this station, when Mrs. Bradley was suddenly smitten with cholera. No one knew of danger, and the source of infection is still unknown.

On the evening of 9th September, near Kaoyiu, on the Grand Canal, she became ill and died early the next morning. Providentially, Me. Grier and Mrs. Grier, M.D., with Mr. Alex. Waite were in neightbouring boats, and rendered all the assistance possible. A quick run was made

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