El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-17
To
PROVIDE FOR AID
Special Session Aug. "a to
Assist Vermont Militia
mems Families.
International Results.

Lynn 9, Hartford !: at New Haven.
New Haven 1. Lowell ;: at Portland,
Portland 6. Bridgeport 1.
International Results
International league results were:
At Providence. Toronto s, P-ovi-
dence 4: at Newark, Buffalo 3, New
ark 3: at Richmond, Richmond s, Roch-
ester l.
To Save PoIiceman's Home.
At a special meeting the citizens Of
Danvers. Mass. voted 3e2 TO III in
favor Of reimbursing Michael Noonan,
a member of the local police force.
was going TO be sold at auction to sat
isfy a court decision
Noonan had been fined s15I2.5o in the
superior court for assault on Or. James
L. Reynolds, Denvers physician.
Inspect Breakwater.
Favored by blue skies and a smooth
sea, the engineers for rivers and har-
bors. from Washington, made an in
spection of the Sandy Bay breakwater.
Rockport, Mass. in which the Unite1
States government has spent $4,000 Oou
for a foundation and which now is
very much in need OF completion.
Court Settles Presidential Race.
It has now been legally settled that
president Wilson is TO be reelected. A
ruling apparently to that effect was
made in the Brockton. Mass, police
court by judge Herbert C. Thorndike
who by the way. is a good Democrat
being a members OF the Democratic
town committee in East Bridgewater.
He is an appointee of Ex-Gov. Walsh.
Exalderman Owen F. Davis, also a
Democrat. was strenuously cross ex-
aiming a witness when city solicitor
NJ Wilbar. Republican. inter-
posed. Mr. Davis has asked every
except who will be the next
president said Wilbar There's no |
need Of asking that" retorted Davis
Il know who will be elected"
The court" seid Judge ThOrndike |
With a twinkle In his eye. lis inclined J
to take the zane view of the election |
matter decided.
800 italians Guaranteed.
The SECTION Of WATERFOWL bounded |
BY Cottage and Mt Auburn streets, and |
Mt Auburn cemetery, in which IS cases
IF diphtheria were found, was TODAY |
Iuarantined- In the tract are 500 fam
lies, largely Italians. a special detail
Il police is on guard. There was con-
;idera bic trouble when men returning !
o work. were not permitted TO 20 to
helr homes unless they agreed TO re-
main there for ten days. Only ice
wagons and grocery wagons are al
more trouble when the men started to (
20 to their work
Commissary Charles Swan. L. S A.
geo -, dropped dead yesterday at his /
ONE c'll-t. IN providence He was a well
-noWn veteran of the Spanish war.
ParOchial school Set On Fire.
Notre Dame parochial school at
dams. was set on fire. it is believed,
nd damaged s25.0 600 last night
Shoots Three, Then Himself.
GIueseppi Cianfloni. aged 81, in re-
gIous frenzy, fired IS shots from his
lndow at North Adams, woundinR
nree persons, and then fatally shot |
imself His victims. all of whom are |
! the hospital, are Mrs. Neal johnson. :
sed 49, shot in leg; Frank Scavo, aged +
!, shot IN hand; Giuseppi Astorino. !
ged 80, shot in shoulder II
Calls 1t an Insult. a
Mayor Curley at the instance OF a "
swish delegation from East Boston, :
rote letter to chairman Ralph A u
ram, Of the Planning board. terminE
le latter's report on evil housing con-
iuons in the East Boston district to
e an insult o.
Picture Men Ask Injunction. a
Motion picture opera tors in affflia- | u
on with the knights of Labor, TODAY
sked the superior court for an in p
motion to restrain the American Fed | G
alton Of Labor from publicly charg- u
Il me former with unfair practices
Bride Delays Wedding a.
Miss May Richardson. of Somerville ! B
I'd Willis W Hidden of NewburVpo3-r |
ere married at Portsmouth yesterfaT'
To the surprise Of the prospective |
room, and the waiting minister. the al
-ide. on her arrival at the cleray- | =.
an s home, declined to fulfill tba NV
atrimonial contract and the two de-
irted.
Several hours later they returned q
ter heart TO heart conference. bui dI
gam she refused Finally they were b
aTrled by another minister. nc