The situation is complicated by the prevalence of cholera in the city. Already, 400 cases have been treated Jat the' Methodist Hospital and, Jaithough the number of deaths approaches 20 per cent, these are chief-_ ly among the infants and the aged, besides a number who left the hot pital too soon and against advice jand returned in a few days in There is great apprehension among the people generally that the abnormal conditions will be taken saventadd'ot by) Che: Commnblits, up trouble. The officials seem
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