New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06

son. It's mysteries are well illustrated
by case found far out on peninsula
Jutting into Lake Michigan. There was
not another house within many miles,
the patient had not been away from
home for many weeks, and the only
person to come near the house was q
rural mail carrier"
The president of the international
Apple Shippers Association yesterday
notified all the members that owing to
the paralysis epidemic the twenty-sec-
ond annual convention of the associa-
ton, scheduled to open at the Hotel
Aston on August 16, would be held in
Niagara Falls. N. Y. The change was
made as a result OF letters received
from out-of-town members, who de-
clsred they were unwilling TO come to
New York while the disease was prcva-
lent
New Cases in State.
Fifty-fve new paralysis cases at
places outside the city were reported
yesterday to the State Health Depart
ment, making a total Of $50, with fifty
seven deaths. since the outbreak of the
epidemic. Westbury, Syracuse and
Patchoguo each reported four; Mount
Vernon, New Rochelle and Glen Cove,
three each; Roslyn, Poughkeepsie,
Fishkill, North Pelham, Waverly and
Highland, two each; Riverhead,
Rochester. Clay, Lynnbrook, Hunting
ton Station, Rockland Lake, Mount
Beacon. Ossining, Tillson, Cornwall-on-
Hudson. Babylon, Grea. Neck, Wawar-
sing, Mamaroneck. East Rockswsy,
Mineola, Greenville, Larchmont, South
Fallsburg, Centreville Station, Clarks-
town and Saratoga Springs, one each.
Sixty-nine cases were reported to the
New Jersey Board of Health. Newark
had sixteen; Jersey City, eight; Orange
and Belleville, four each; Irvington,
Union, Perth Amboy and Paterson,
three each; Millburn, West Orange,
Bayonne and Hillside, two each; Ruth
erford, Palisade, Chester, Nutley, Ho-
boken. Delran, North BNgen, West
New York, Clinton, Spring Lake, Dem
vii. Randolph. Elizabeth, Summit and
Asbury Park, one each.
In addition to cases reported TO the
State Board, nine were found late
yesterday in Jersey City, eight in IT.
vington, four in Orange, two in West
Orange, and one each in East Orange,
Caldwell and South Orange.
Eight additional cases were reported
from Philadelphia, making total Of
sixty there. Outside Philadelphia. in
Pennsylvania, there have been seventy
eight cases.
Cases Located ReRcently.
The following list of addresses where
cases of infantile paralysis have been
found recently was made public yes
terday ythe Health Department:
Manhattan.
POI Avenue B, rs Bedford Street, 1924
Broadway, 673 Eleventh Avenue, 2342
First Avenue, 109 Goerck Street, 80
Greenwich Street, 534 Hudson Street,
1926 Madison Avenue, As Manhattan
Street, Ill and 1879 Monroe Street, 10
Mott Street. 635 Ninth Avenue. 20 and
60 Orchard Street. II, Is and % Rut-
gers Place, "a Rutgers Street, l41 and
394 Second Avenue, SO Seventh Avenue,
2009 Third Avenue.
Also $40 East Ninth Street, 307 East
Eleventh Street, 2l8 East Twelfth
Street, 322 and SIT East Thirteenth
Street, $40 East Twentieth Street, 420
East Twenty-ffth Street, $40 East
Thirty-ninth Street, 230 East Forty
ninth Street, 319 East Fifty-sixth
Street, l7S East 101st Street, 1853 East
lO4th Street, 105 East 18th Street, 2l9
East Hath Street, 440 East 123d Street,
229 East 13lst Street.
Also 500 West Twentieth Street. 1874
West Twenty-irst Greet, 235 West
Twenty-fourth Street, 251 West Fifty
fifth Street, 1927 West Sixty-ninth