Calcutta, India | 892,000 | 49.4 Christiana, Norway | 80,000 | 21.4 Copenhagen, Denmark | 200,500 | 24.6 Cork, Ireland | 580,076 | 41.6 Dublin, Ireland | 334,666 | 31.7 Dundee, Scotland | 145,600 | 31.5 Edingburgh, Scotland | 220,729 | 28. Geneva, Switzerland | 46,783 | 19. Ghent, Belgium | 127,653 | 32.6 Glasgow, Scotland | 560,933 | 24. Liverpool, England | 600,000 | 32.6 London, England | 3,560,802 | 25.7 Madras, India | 397,352 | 98.6 Manchester, England | 360,212 | 19.8 Messina, Italy | 80,136 | 16.8 Munich, Bavaria | 200,000 | 32. Naples, Italy | 907,000 | 25.7 Paris, France | 2,500,000 | 25.4 Rome, Italy | 286,000 | 21.3 Rotterdam, Holland | 125,097 | 28.2 Sidney, Australia | 60,079 | 25.5 St. Petersburg, Russia | 210,000 | 45.80 Stockholm, Sweden | 165,677 | 27.2 The Hague, Holland | 105,000 | 29.5 Treiste, Austria | 127,936 | 41.1 Turin, Italy | 225,488 | 32.2 Valparaiso, Chili | 111,500 | 44.3 Venice, Italy | 140,796 | 29.8 Vienna, Austria | 1,500,000 | 32.24 Warsaw, Poland | 300,000 | 21.58 [Illustration: Synagogue] [Illustration: St. Peters Catholic Church] It will be seen from the foregoing tables that Montgomery stands first in the list, the annual death rate being only 9.50 per 1,000 of the white population, 18 per 1,000 of the colored population, and 13 per 1,000 of both races. It is from these facts, representing as they do, the vital changes of a people, that values of health are obtained. Hence they are not only priceless to us as citizens, but to representatives of our own and of foreign countries, who, with their families, design making this city their home. These ask and expect what we hope to give them, namely, immunity and protection from all influences prejudicial to health. [Illustration: M. I. Moses' Residence]