El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-01
STRIKES
BOSTON SUBURBS
City Proper Escapes But
Severe Damage is Done
in Towns Nearby.

Kumamae. respectively. IN singles
matches III the Longwood G. C. tennis
tournament and Will meet TODAY in the
finals which will decide possession for
bowl
Deciding Race Today.
The Ellen and the HaySeed " each
Won a leg on the Quincy Challenge
cup in the race sailed at Marblehead.
The deciding race will be sailed today.
Storm Runs Around Boston.
\ strange electrical storm nit this
vicinity this afternoon It struck towns
north, west and south of Boston and
tore around the harbOr. but did not
touch the city proper At Revere beach
tfere was quite sandstone: at Win
tnrOp several heavy rowhoatS v-e-e
picked up and dashed to bits against
trees AID rocks 100 feet away: Lynn
Newton. Dedham, Hull, Quincy and
W eymouth We're hard hit. lightning
striking many times In Lynn a big
lightning and destroyed with Il loss OF
$4,000.
The day was the years hottest. 2s
degrees in the afternoon. Thirteen
We're Frustrated in Boston
Oldest Nan IN Weymouth Dies
rancls H. Tilden, age 81 years the I
oldest person in Weymouth Landing.
Mass, and the last OF the old TIM,
singing masters. died at his home. IS I
Front street. yesterday
LIneman Fatty Injured.
- Paul wilson aged about %. Of Med !
! ora. Hneman employed by the New J
England Telephone COMPANY. was ia ,
tally injured by electricity when he
came IN contact with { high tension
,Fire while at work on pole near the
south Union street bridge over the !
Boston and Maine railroad at Lawrence !
eSterday afternoon.
Violated own Rule. Charge.
alderman Roswell l. Wood OF Havar- 4
liu, mead of the street department.
vas hailed into court by traffic officer
Frank E Kelly for alleged violation I
u the traffic rules, which Wood him
elf made.
Thinks Washington Still President.
Joseph Bishop. 19, of Brunswick
Jams. Maine. runaway from home.
sas in the BrocktOn, Mass. court to- I
,3y On the stand he said George | ,
! ashlngton was president Of the
rlted States He could count ID 10 /
= nut was unable TO give the davs | :
7 the week in order He was unable :
Woman Rescues Two Girls.
MIS-, George Y TUOhey. wife OF !
resting promoter OF Boston. saved ! [
% girls from drowning TODAY in Lake '
ulnslgamOnd, Worcester Miss Alir. ] '
hllds. aged IL. Of Westland stree. b
nd Miss Margaret Walsh. OF St John |
p b owe their lives to her Thew
ere bathing and got beyond their L
Kick by Comrade Saves Man. o
mares W OodWard, Greenfield line ( Il
an, was shocked by %, 600 volts while
work on a pole 20 feet from the
round A fellow workman. RAYMOND
Snepherd. saved his life by kicking
Is hands from the wire. He fell to
ie ground, but was only slightly hurt
Deaths and New Cases YeSterdav
These deaths and new infantiIe para
SIS cases were reported YESTERDAY
oSton- Girl on Condor street East
oston. dead; girl on Arbutus street.
Adams. Mass JoseDh Rruoerr *
andall street. i'll
Rhode Island; L Forrest Kennedy
ied flVe. OF the EdgewoOd district OF
'anSton; Gabrielle Cote. aged four
Warren. and Blanche Albert. aged
ur. dead and Mabel Chamberlain ! J
'ed SIX, Of Newport. second child ! n
the Cote family: Bronza schmidt. ! n
.ed three, Of this city, and a child in >
Walsh on Way Home.
E-AsoNernor Walsh has arrived in ( n
icago on MS return trip from Japau I hl
en- at the Blackstone hotel nv il
ODE reporter. Ar Walsh declined to : m
sclss his Oriental trip and future &
hticaI plans but said he would have
ny 70 say about both when he / to
ar Hits Steam Roller. Man Dead. / h
Atpert savoy aged 30. a chauffeur Z 10
s instantly killed at Narragansett 81
r when the car he was driving.
idded into steam roller. Two CON- | +
mons were thrown out and slightly I I
ured-
Two Boys Drowned
Ienes Basbanes. aged 1S. OF . Little
eel and John Kenhsgires. 10 years
f, OF 20 Franklin court. both Of Low
We're drowned this afternoon while bt
ying IN the Merrimac river. between He
COY and Aiken street bridges. pa
heinstateS Man. Ends Trouble v
n order TO effect an immediate srt- III
rnent Of differences between the ..
npany and its unionized employees N
sident David 4 Belden. of the Mas IN
husetts Northeastern street railway WI
ordered the reinstatement Of mo SCI
man Edward + Baily. without loss ar
pay RMS ends danger of strike.
~, building Strike Spreads CO.
ne strike Of building trade unions sy
stopped work on several Jobs IN fol
Nrence: Mass, among them the fac OF
OF the Diamond Match company.
hnaruts mill the NeiSs business ! ev'
ch on Eighth street and a new his
wing picture theater on Broadway
men We're called out because OF exi
rel sal Of the contracto TO comply Of
n the demands of the hod carriers sci
an increase in wages