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

and Mrs. Hugh W. Thompson, Of Water
bury, Conn, whose gift was $500.
Inspection of outgoing travellers
with children is proceeding smoothly,
according TO Senior Surgeon Charles
r. Banks. Of the United States Public
Health Service, except in the case OF
children who often travel alone from
New Jersey cities and towns to Coney
Island or South Beach.
"They have absolutely no means of
Identification and often are necessar
lily held up for hours at the ferries"
DR.. Banks said yesterday. "lf this
class of travel persists Il will result
in an embargo. To avoid difficulties
such travellers should purchase round
trip tickets TO secure Identification as
eXcursionists.
at is desired to prevent hardships
which might occur by refusals to allow
these children TO return home, but II
| is simply aiding in the spread Of the
disease Tor healthy children TO go TO
the beaches and mingle with children
from infected localities. 1t is difficult
to understand why parents are willing
TO permit this situation to continue
At the request of the Canadian
health authorities certificates will be
issued by the Federal surgeons to per-
sons leaving New York for the Do
minion. Certificates are not issued to
/ persons whose destinations are in New
York State.
Sixty New Cases Outside.
Sixty new paralysis cases at places
outside the city were reported yester-
[ day, exceeding all previous records and
making a total of 700 cases, with sew
enty-one deaths, since the outbreak Of
the epidemic. New Rochelle reported
seven; Syracuse. SIX; Liberty. five;
Poughkeepsie, four; Mount Vernon,
Patchogue, Otisyille, Westbury, Nam
aroneck, Glen Cove and Holbrook two
each; Yonkers, Roslyn, Islip, Bayport,
Saratoga Springs. Fleischmanns, Laur-
ems, Ruby, Mount Pleasant. Manhasset,
Little Neck, Brookhaven, Setauket,
Floral Park, Farmingdale, Dunkirk,
Utica, New Baltimore, Cicero, North
Castle, Port Chester, Riverhead, Ed
meston Wilton, one each.
Deputy State Health Commissioner
Williams notified the department that
Colonel Roosevelt's campaign for an
isolation hospital at Oyster Bay ap-
parently had been successful, and it
was expected construction would be be-
gun at once.
Roslyn has established an isolation
hospital The Westchester County
Board Of Supervisors yesterday voted
Among the latest Of the l0i cases is
one at 90 Mamaroneck Avenue. White
Plains, in q well-to-dO residential sec
ton. The patient is Mrs. Edward Y.
Curran, twenty-four years old.
SiXty-three cases were reported 70
the New Jersey Board Of Health yes
terday. Jersey City had eleven; Bruins
wick, six; West New York, five; Spring
Lake, four; Newark, North Bergen, East
Rutherford and Orange three each;
Union, Belleville and East Newark,
two each; Kearny, Highlands. Clinton,
. Montague. Alpha Reading, Red Bank,
Hillside. Plainfeld, North Plainfeld,
+ Fort Lee, Chester. Camden, Caldwell,
/ Montclair and Nutley, each one. In
addition, four cases and two deaths
were reported in Bayonne. The total
for the state is 944.
Board Kept Busy.
So many demands have been made
upon the State Board TO assist local
health authorities that the board has
found il necessary TO suspend certain
other activities TO mobilize every avail
able resource for the fight.
New Brunswick, y. j., health authori-
ties yesterday ordered the city closed
10 all persons from outside, except those
passing through
Motion picture theatres in Philadel-
phia were closed yesterday to children
under sixteen. DR.. Samuel G. Dixon,
State Health Commissioner, said IT is
probable theatres in other cities in the
state will be closed within q few days.
Two deaths from the disease and
seven new cases were reported yester-
day, making total Of nineteen deaths
and seyenty-nine cases since July l. In
the state outside Of Philadelphia six
new cases were reported, increasing the
total 20 81.
The following list of addresses where
cases of infantile paralysis have been
found recently was made public yes
terday by the Health Department:
Manhattan.
No. 1873 East Broadway, SO Cannon
Street. % South Street. 70 Essex Street
2S5 West Eleventh Street, 13 Jones
Street, sc st. Marks Place, 158 East
Thirty-second Street, 21S East Fifth
Street. 439 East Nineteenth Street. 10
81 Lewis Street 4l6 East Eighty second
Street. 81 East Seventy-ninth Street
I 92G West 16lst Street, 94S West l32d
Street. sos West 1924 Street. sos Ninth
Avenue, 21l West SiXtieth Street, ll9
West Ninety Street, II West
1Osth Street, III Tenth Avenue, 255
West Ninety-eighth Street. SOP West
14Gth Street, 557 West Hath Street,
963 Columbus Avenue, 1906 Second
Avenue, 155 East l1Sth Street, East
4 Ninety-eighth Street. 80 East llSth
Street. 430 East l22d Street, 237 East
/ l2lst Street, 1927 Madison Avenue, 2l9
East 1884 street, AIS East 1l7th Street,
645 West l60th Street, 273 Mott Street,
Downing Street
The Bronx.
2l47 Washington Avenue, 1913 Bath
gate Avenue, 246 East 14Sth Street. 73S
East 229ih Street, 466 East l35th
Street.