In August, 1872, he was appointed commissioner to the Indians with a view toward establishing peace, but he was attacked by malarial fever and died.
32.
Known as the Saint of the Gutters for her work among the dying and the destitute, Mother Teresa was admitted to the hospital Tuesday with a malarial fever.
33.
He began his career as a shortstop, replacing Honus Wagner with Paterson in the Atlantic League, but was struck by malarial fever and dropped from the team.
34.
In early March 1506, just a few days after the Bantu assault on the fort, Anaia himself fell victim to the malarial fevers and died at Sofala.
35.
The newly arrived Shaw soon had his hands full when the regiment's colonel Joshua L . Chamberlain lost consciousness after ignoring early warning signs of Malarial fever.
36.
Johnson K . Duncan contracted a malarial fever and died far from his native York County at Knoxville, Tennessee on December 18, 1862, at the age of 36.
37.
Instead they find the Sofala fort and garrison in a dilapidated state, 76 Portuguese are by now dead from malarial fever and the remainder weakened and starving for lack of food.
38.
Using knowledge passed down for generations, they diagnose common ailments _ from malarial fevers and skin rashes to depression and hypertension _ and treat them with natural remedies often mixed with superstition.
39.
He contracted malarial fever, but no hospital would admit Johnson either because, as Angeline Johnson stated in an interview with Charters, of his visual impairment or because he was black.
40.
In early January 1886, " The Michigan Argonaut " reported that Parkyn had become ill with malarial fever after returning from Ann Arbor, and had died a short time later.
