Occupation.

Total.

Male.

Female.

All occupations

29,074,117

23,754,205

5,319,912

Agricultural pursuits

10,381,765

9,404,429

977,336

Agricultural laborers .

4,410,877

3,747,668

663,209

Dairymen and dairywomen

10,875

9,983

892

Farmers, planters, and overseers

5,674,875

5,347,169

307,706

Gardeners, florists, nurserymen, etc.

61,788

58,928

2,860

Lumbermen and raftsmen

72,020

71,920

100

Stock raisers, herders, and drovers

84,988

83,056

1,932

Turpentine farmers and laborers

24,737

24,456

281

Wood choppers.

36,075

35,962

113

Other agricultural pursuits.

5,530

5,287

243

Professional service

1,258,739

828,163

430,576

Actors, professional showmen, etc

34,760

27,903

6,857

Architects, designers, draftsmen, etc

29,524

28,483

1,041

Artists and teachers of art.

24,873

13,852

11,021

Clergymen

111,638

108,265

3,373

Dentists.

29,644

28,858

786

Electricians.

50,717

50,308

409

Engineers (civil, etc.) and surveyors

43,239

43,155

84

Journalists

30,038

27,845

2,193

Lawyers

114,460

113,450

1,010

Literary and scientific persons

19,066

13,082

5,984

Musicians and teachers of music.

92,174

39,815

52,359

Officials (government)*

86,607

78,488

8,119

Physicians and surgeons

132,002

124,615

7,387

Teachers and professors in colleges, etc.

446,133

118,519

327,614

Other professional service.

13,864

11,525

2,339

Domestic and personal service

5,580,657

3,485,208

2,095,449

Barbers and hairdressers

131,116

125,542

5,574

Bartenders

88,817

88,377

440

Boarding and lodging house keepers

71,281

11,826

59,455

Hotel keepers .............

54,797

46,264

8,533

Housekeepers and stewards

155,153

8,224

146,929

Janitors and sextons .

56,577

48,544

8,033

Laborers (not specified)

2,629,262

2,505,287

123,975

Launderers and laundresses

385,965

50,683

335,282

Nurses and midwives.

120,956

12,265

108,691

Restaurant keepers

33,844

28,999

4,845

Saloon keepers

83,746

81,660

2,086

Servants and waiters .

1,560,721

276,958

1,283,763

Soldiers, sailors, and marines (United States)..........

43,235

43,235

Watchmen, policemen, firemen, etc.

130,590

129,711

879

Other domestic and personal service

34,597

27,633

6,964

* Includes officers of United States Army and Navy.

Occupation.

Total.

Male.

Female.

Trade and transportation .................................................

4,766,964

4,263,617

503,347

Agents............................................

241,162

230,606

10,556

Bankers and brokers.........................

73,277

72,984

293

Boatmen and sailors.............................

78,406

78,253

153

Bookkeepers and accountants..............................

254,880

180,727

74,153

Clerks and copyists....................................

630,127

544,881

85,246

Commercial travelers....................................

92,919

91,973

946

Draymen, hackmen, teamsters, etc.......................

538,933

538,029

904

Foremen and overseers..........................

55,450

54,032

1,418

Hostlers............................................

64,929

64,850

79

Hucksters and peddlers................

76,649

73,734

2,915

Livery stable keepers.................................

33,656

33,466

190

Merchants and dealers (except wholesale).....................

790,886

756,802

34,084

Merchants and dealers (wholesale)..................

42,293

42,032

261

Messengers and errand and office boys.........................

71,622

64,959

6,663

Officials of banks and companies...............................

74,072

72,801

1,271

Packers and shippers...................................................

59,545

39,557

19,988

Porters and helpers (in stores, etc.)................................

54,191

53,625

566

Salesmen and saleswomen..........................

611,139

461,909

149,230

Steam railroad employees..............................

582,150

580,462

1,688

Stenographers and typewriters............................

112,364

26,246

86,118

Street railway employees..............................

68.919

68,873

46

Telegraph and telephone linemen..........................

14,757

14,757

Telegraph and telephone operators........................

75,015

52,459

22,556

Undertakers...................................................

16,189

15,866

323

Other persons in trade and transportation....................................

53,434

49,734

3,700

Manufacturing and mechanical pursuits......................

7,085,992

5,772,788

1,313,204

Building trades.

Carpenters and joiners.............................

600,252

599,707

545

Masons (brick and stone)....................................

160,805

160,638

167

Painters, glaziers, and varnishers.............................

277,541

275,782

1,759

Paper hangers................................

21,990

21,749

241

Plasterers...............................

35,694

35,649

45

Plumbers and gas and steam fitters.....................

97,785

97,659

126

Roofers and slaters........................

9,067

9,065

2

Mechanics (not otherwise specified)..........................

9,392

9,351

41

Chemicals and allied products.

Oil well and oil works employees............................

24,626

24,573

53

Other chemical workers..............................

14,814

12,035

2,779

Clay, glass, and stone products.

Brick and tile makers, etc.............................

49,933

49,455

478

Glass workers..............................

49,998

47,377

2,621

Marble and stone cutters...............................

54,460

54,317

143

Potters....................................

16,140

13,200

2,940

Fishing and mining.

Fishermen and oystermen..........................

68,177

67,715

462

Miners and quarrymen............................

563,866

562,501

1,365

Food and kindred products.

Bakers........................

79,188

74,860

4,328

Butchers..............................

113,956

113,578

378

Butter and cheese makers..........................

19,241

18,593

648

Confectioners..........................

31,194

21,980

9,214

Millers.......................

40,548

40,362

186

Other food preparers.......................

28,782

23,640

5,142

Iron and steel and their products.

Blacksmiths........................

226,477

226,284

193

Iron and steel workers...................

290,611

287,241

3,370

Machinists.........................................................................

283,145

282,574

571

Steam boiler makers.................

33,046

33,038

8

Stove, furnace, and grate makers..................

12,473

12,430

43

Tool and cutlery makers......................

28,122

27,376

746

Wheelwrights.............................

13,505

13,495

10

Wire workers ...................................

18,487

16,701

1,786

Occupation.

Total.

Male.

Female.

Leather and its finished products.

Boot and shoe makers and repairers

208,912

169,393

39,519

Harness and saddle makers and repairers . . .

40,101

39,506

595

Leather curriers and tanners

42,671

40,917

1,754

Trunk and leather-case makers, etc .

7,051

5,472

1,579

Liquors and beverages.

Bottlers and soda water makers, etc

10,519

9,725

794

Brewers and maltsters.

20,962

20,687

275

Distillers and rectifiers

3,144

3,114

30

Lumber and its remanufactures.

Cabinetmakers

35,619

35,552

67

Coopers

37,200

37,087

113

Saw and planing mill employees.

161,624

161,251

373

Other woodworkers

111,273

104,468

6,805

Metals and metal products other than iron and steel.

Brass workers

26,760

25,870

890

Clock and watch makers and repairers

24,120

19,305

4,815

Gold and silver worker

26,112

19,732

6,380

Tinplate and tinware makers

70,505

68,730

1,775

Other metal workers

56,602

54,282

2,320

Paper and printing.

Bookbinders

30,278

14,646

15,632

Box makers (paper)

21,098

3,796

17,302

Engravers

11,151

10,698

453

Paper and pulp mill operatives

36,328

26,904

9,424

Printers, lithographers, and pressmen.

155,147

139,166

15,981

Textiles.

Bleachery and dye works operatives

22,278

20,493

1,785

Carpet factory operatives

19,388

10,371

9,017

Cotton mill operatives.

246,004

125,788

120,216

Hosiery and knitting mill operatives

47,120

12,630

34,490

Silk mill operatives

54,460

22,023

32,437

Woolen mill operatives

73,196

42,566

30,630

Other textile mill operatives.

104,619

53,437

51,182

Dressmakers

346.884

2,090

344,794

Hat and cap makers.

22,733

15,110

7,623

Milliners

87,859

1,739

86,120

Seamstresses

150,942

4,837

146,105

Shirt, collar, and cuff makers

39,432

8,491

30,941

Tailors and tailoresses

229,649

160,714

68,935

Other textile workers.

29,967

8,925

21,042

Miscellaneous industries.

Broom and brush makers .

10,220

8,643

1,577

Charcoal, coke, and lime burners

14,448

14,405

43

Engineers and firemen (not locomotive)

223,495

223,318

177

Glove makers

12,271

4,503

7,768

Manufacturers and officials, etc

243,082

239,649

3,433

Model and pattern makers

15,073

14,869

204

Photographers

26,941

23,361

3,580

Rubber factory operatives

21,866

14,492

7,374

Tobacco and cigar factory operatives .

131,452

87,955

43,497

Upholsterers

30,821

28,663

2,158

Other miscellaneous industries

471,300

380,490

90,810

- From Reports of the Twelfth Census.

The annals of the Pasteur Institute state that during the year 1902 the number of persons under treatment for hydrophobia in Paris was 1,106, of whom only three died, one of whom had not completed the treatment when he succumbed to hydrophobia; so that in reality there were only two deaths. Of the 1,106 persons under treatment, nine were English, two Spaniards, two Russians, and one each Greek, Dutch, and Swiss - making 16 foreigners to 1,089 French. The diminution in the number of French patients, as compared with several preceding years, is explained by the opening of anti-rabic institutes at L.lle, Marseilles, Montpellier, Lyons, and Bordeaux, to one or other of which persons residing in the neighborhood of those towns have been sent instead of going to Paris.