TABLE 6.-SHOWING AVERAGE NUMBER OF DEATHS FOR EACH OF THE CLASSIFIED DISEASES FOR TWENTY-THREE YEARS, AND ALSO THE INCREASE OR DECREASE OF DEATHS FROM EACH OF THE CLASSIFIED DISEASES OBTAINED BY COMPARING DEATHS IN 1900 WITH DEATHS IN 1901. CHART SHOWING COMPARATIVE MORTALITY FROM TEN SELECTED PREVENTABLE DISEASES FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30TH, 1901. TABLE 7-DEATHS IN NEW JERSEY FROM SIX SELECTED DISEASES FOR YEAR ENDING JUNE 30th, 1901, arrANGED IN ORDER OF GREATEST FREQUENCY. TABLE 8.-DEATHS FROM CERTAIN SPECIFIED DISEASES FOR THE TWENTY-THREE ENDING JUNE 30TH, 1901, ARRANGED IN ORDER OF GREATEST YEARS FREQUENCY. NAME OF DISEASE. Number of deaths. Acute lung Consumption... 78,043 76,921 Diarrheal diseases of children................................................................................................................... Adult brain and spinal diseases. Renal and cystic diseases........................................... Violent deaths............................... Cancer....... Typhoid fever.. 70,911 ................. 49,964 43,140 42,699 31,627 30,823 ........................ 27,376 25,278 TABLE 9.-SHOWING NUMBER OF DEATHS IN NEW JERSEY FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30TH, 1901, FROM TEN SELECTED PREVENTABLE DISEASES, WITH Measles. Erysipelas. Scarlet fever. |j Whooping cough. Typhoid fever. Diphtheria. Deaths ................. ......... 69 155 173 375 834 3,469 3,612 Percentage of mortality....... .10 .19 .22 .28 .49 .55 1.21 2.69 11.17 11.63 Consumption.-The number of deaths recorded as being due to consumption during the statistical year ending June 30th, 1901, was 3,612. The following tables show the comparative mortality of this disease during the past twenty-three years. The chart exhibits the diminishing death-rate from this disease. |