The sun., 1900-11-30
SMALLPOX HAS INCREASED.
a., WV ttsss INsItDE NH0Of Avn
,ErTIEwENr CHILDREN.


s,,,,.nin,h street Region Exposed yam
u,.. r.,ched-Nesro vaadevtiiisn sup
,o..a 20 Have Brossht Disease Here
+, 4. b.lleyed that a couple ~ negro vaude-
xlllists from Pittsburg. who are now on Nor'h
Brother Island with smallpox. originated we
outbreak in tho West SSty-ninth street neigh
bc,hood which was reported yesterday morn
,,y with a record Of ten cases discovered hp 70
,b,, ,ine and ha- made progress since then 81
,ortdly that tho inspectors Of the hoard oi
pesI,h found Yesterday twcnty-one new CoSr''
making a total ~ thirtN-one Some ~ ''r
children who were sent go North Bro'h"f lsIanh
Yesterday attended IN. kindersMtoh "i 'n'
Riverside Association settlement ana ",i''N
attended public school ~ That th't" VIII u"
moro cases il certain But that there IL any
,eoson for unusual alarm the health authorizes
,.,y They welcome. however. the awahehIhR
Tim, will follow among people in general, "ho
will he made to realize ny this sudden outbreak
,tat although they may have thought them
selves not within zone of likely coh,as'on "
IA tho part of prudence for them. as well as the
dweuer. in tenernents to be vsccnated again
~ they have not been vaccinated within several
yesr. ,,r the extent TO which the unsuspecting
have been exposed 30 smallpox within short
Jp,e I'm the section oi the city west ut the lower
mart ~ Central Park l. as yet an unknown
onap,i,v The yaccinators are working might
and dav now in the tenements OF the nelshbor-
hood
Dr Benedict of the Health Department
va. e the opinion Yesterday that very likely
t~ent F-n'e Nv" 'u,c a..s ,ov
lie di''o'efeo ,o-o"y. ~
te Iooh'n LOT ol cou's' ~ w o., rroo,
thr'" weeks Nv ca p''",e '.'I. 80 :, 80 30.
10 T"fmit 'n' nope nm ".' -,
been tecorneu a'irauS, ~, , -,
70 ''I'Ne 'h"' '"e mum"
ont the disease
The TWO Naude'iIis men ~no "
thoii'ies suspect olousn. u'e ~.
we're members oi 'ie N'I".,'
Houpe oI c"'''e' '''"'' - go
huthori'l's are NOV '''"'" 49,,
uaceo '"o "u'uleaA ,,.sa, ,,or a.,
Ihev nope 70 no 80 "-as ,, VIZ" a.
KNOW up " u''o !. '"a' 10 -, St..
fanpsil' !" que . r. 49,, -, =, a..
nlhth suee' AZ west hiu a'.''ue' rs V. .h
"han'' " "t'o" ~ 49, ,nI 49,, ,ho
victims mus lar are iarSe'y emu. Gu nt VA
pnphc eonoo. n,cn.'u - n s,.,a,,a,, ha,s
ana 'h', the hlhuefsai ven ven ,is,s anu
ehcnereu nunpe' W VIC
lhe I've" 'a'e,
WV 'oho"'ns "n'ou 80 - -
lantoine Cardello, age So, 800 West Slfty-ninth
street: Thomas J. Murray. years ol d. 800 West
Si1ty-ninth street: Annie Corcoran. age g. Mary
lonnor age IS months. John Connor age A..
years, Nunziato Peilesrino. 81 years old. Alfred
FLORENCE. Annie and George Creame, ages
from to is years. Sadie Frazier. years old
Carma Saucho. 81 years old. Roger Sullivan.
II months all Of sos West SiIty-ninth street.
james Mitchell. ?s years old. 2Se West sixty
eighth street: Amelia Gracer. years old. 2oi
West End avenue: Michael lzzo. years old
1s7 West End avenue Mary Carroll. years old.
,s7 West End avenue: Harry Spooner. years
old, 2l0 West Sixty-hfth street; John Rudon.
years old. 2ss West SiIty-hfth street; and Mabel
Rieaart. 1 years old. 100 West End avenue.
The public school which has been exposed
isat Amsterdam avenue and SiIty-eghth street
Others Of the children attended the Riverside
Associations kindergarten at $50 and :ei West
Sisty-ninth street. The Riverside Association
was established for social settlement work in
the neighborhood In 1892 Its settlement house
Is the only one In the Nineteenth Assembly d.s-
trct
1t maintains a public bath, a free reading
room and circulating Library. a kinder garten.