The sun., 1916-08-16
Many Have More Victims Pei
Thousand Inhabitants.
Than in the City.
CASES MOUNT IN JERSEY
Total Of 1867 Reported to
Date, Yesterday Adding
1875 to the List.


or cases were reported from the subur'
ban districts around New York city. The
many " and villages on Long Island
in New Jersey. In various upstate coun'
ties and In Connecticut, from which
commuters travel daily TO New Yori
have In = number Of instances had more
cases per Thousand OF population thar
such dense centres as Manhattan. Brook.
lyn n The Bronx. Some Of the sub.
urbs such as Rumson. N. j.. and Hast
inGs. n. r.. have been passed unscathed
by the disease. but others have beer
compelled to provide Isolation hospitals
for their cases. 80 numerous have they
| been.
The report OF the State Health De
partnient yesterday showed that seven
ty-fve cases OF infantils paralysis out
| side Of New York city had been re
! rorte,l during the day to the authorities
| Lon.r Island and westchester count,
were especially hard hit. The cases
were distributed as follows:
Mount Vernon. o. Utica and Babylon
6 each Dunkirk. Hampstead n 1slip
3 each Port chester. Great Neck. Hicks
| willie. Yonkers. Ellenville. Roslyn Heights
Durham. Cooks Fails. Belleport. Pat
chogue and Jacksonville. : each. and on
each from Shoreham. SANDY Creek. FL
mira. Fayetteville. Smithvills. Cornwall
on-Hudson. Syosett. Cnderhill Parl;
West Park. Ossining. Baldwinsville. Hud
son. Ferndaie, Oswego. Delanson. Man
Illus. Livingston Manor. Old Westbury
''"ens C,senoyia. Locust Valley. Oys.e
Bay. Glen Cove. Huntington. Mill Neck
Nes,bury. Diana and windham.
Even Worse n New jersey.
In New Jersey the situation Is evei
worse. The state Health Department 4
Trenton received reports Of 12S new
cases yesterday. one hundred and se>
enty municipalities have now reporte'
one or nor cases OF the disease.
The cases were located as follows
Newark. 60 Jersey City. s; I~rvingtor
:; Paterson. 4: Bayonne. 3; Sprln,
Lake. 3: Bethlehem township. Hunt
erdon county. 3 wo each from AZ
laniic city. West Orange, West Ne,
York. Trenton. New brunswick an,
North Plainfcld one each in Bogota
Hackensack, I.eonia. Belleviile. Eas
Orange. Millburn township. Esse.Gounty
Washington township. Gloucestercounty
Harrison. Kearny. West Hoboken. Boon
ton. Madison borough. Morris county
Brick township Ocean county Newton
Elizabeth. Linden borough Onion county
! 4 ltliiilt.I. NtSsittil. ottdl 'IftNf, ItEl
Amboy and Camden.
Tive number Of new ca ses In New Yoy
State outside the city Is now i,0S3, an
Nav .J~crsev'. total has reached 4
Connection, has also suf.red. althoup
not SO severely.
Tn. o%neninr NJ the nub,ic schools q
Yonk.rs viii ho ds.ayeJ un.l October
on accoun, OF the infantil. PARALYSIS en-
dem'c. There have been 81 cases i
Yonkers. one esulted fatally yes,erda,
All p,rsons under II will be sxclui.
/, from theatres in Montcla.r as A precau
ton against the disease. The Board c
Health has appropriated $500 TO !nve.
tigate the disease.
City Has 1913 New Cases.
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! The number OF new cases Increased
every borough yesterday. Manhatta
having 81 tases as against " OH the da
previous, h h-onN IL as against
BrooKly - - axalnst 81. Queens 90
against Is ana hichmond D as again
non'. lhs deaths increased from
'o3s.
) r'i'eeh cniidreh wcre
= cu'eo ses,eroas irV'n hosp..a.s' rouI
$ .hese 'iNeu IN .uanha''ah' U III hrooAis
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e S'''asn ."r ue.'" arc VI .ins ~
n u - ~ ~, "oie nan y,
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= n"s's'" '.s'e.''s sNplesseo ,"e oe4
4 tn', ,ne Ven,asro permanent Sr'Pp'
e wiz pc ueN.ueu's 1ess Twins " me car
iu' at',s."""tS .o "Ss"ie 'He Wv. "a
d w M ,"ose ust"a's.u ..o" ."e n"S'
e uans $500 Inn,n''..ee 10y,
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-, co. ,.o v.ar " nnara,inrs =,
T.. r.r,,rm.5 hy o-,ho,osJ,s,s fnr :,
u ye,rs nf,er the rocovery of ths .hiIdr
- !, is ,he,r h.,,er NAY nors cav
n dons nv musrl, training during this
n rin1
- Condi,,on NJ IN. D,..h..,.a.
n
h h nffeen discharged patients. W
IS are all under ' years. haN" been quar-
tired in the hospitals for some time sir
= tnrir recovery rs IL Is inc RUE 10 III
II ch'Ioro" uh''l e.sn' We'hs nave e"p'
., Five are girls. The department
% Health states that eight Of the child
have improved slightly since their
,r covery from the disease. but Of these ,
p cannot walk At all. another wears bra,
and a third s~plInts. Two Of the otl
b, seven ara able 10 walk and tho condit