El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26
"a DISCHARGED
At BIRMINGHAM
Grief Over Departure of Sol
der Son Causes Spring
field Woman's Death.

oSTON. Mass. Aug. 26.-Thirty-
four discharges OF militiamen
IL with dependent relatives, were re-
ceived at the birmingham mobilization
camp yesterday
Grief over the departure of her son.
Sergt. William c. Buckland, Of the
hospital corps. second regiment. now
On the border. led to the death late
yesterday afternoon of Mrs Matte l.
auckland. aged 60, of i Beaumont
street. Springfield She had worried
ever since her sons departure. The
leave-taking. when the regiment went
TO the border, was peculiarly pathetic
Although she had hidden her son good
bye once at the home. she insisted upon
rniugIiug with the crowds thai cheereu
the soldiers on their march from tue
srnorv 10 the railroad station The
sergeant recognized his mother anc,
stepping out Of the ranks. kissed her
goodbye while she gave him rose
Acting governor Calvin CooudSe
visited the coast artillery corps on tour
of duty at Fort Warren and Fort An
drew today
The Vermont legislature completed
and adjourned al noon In the early
contest of the two days SESSION tne
advocates of half mileage 10 cents
men coming from the border. won over
their adversaries. who favored full
Drownings in New England.
These drOwnings were reported IN
New England today
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Cohen, o. New
York. in Welch pond. Methuen; I'd
uund Martin aged nine, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. James Martin. Of Washington
faT6 n
kampe Asks Release.
John E Kampe an inventor OF Wal
than. now in the state insane asylum:
at Westbrook who is applying for re-
iease on grounds of sanity. in court
today told of being warned OF SANDER
Gus stories being circulated ABOUT MIA
at tie WaItham watch factory. where
he formerly worked. BY means or
thought messages" which came TO him
in a teasing way" He is TO be fur
Their examined
New InfnntiIe Paralysis Cases.
The new cases of infantle pariysls
i T IyIi ga Foye. % Edison street.
Lowell James B. Sullivan. 235 South
street Pittsfield, Mary L BelrleYe-
Plymouth: Rita Herber. Sayles street.
Soufb Bridge: James Murray. sos Allen
street. Springfield; Williams Compe-
della. ! Morgan street. North Adams
Edwin Bradinski. 131 5th street Cam
bridge: Evelyn L.ahey. age eight Of
Proot street Bradford district. Haver-
hill: Hugh Currie, age Il, son OF NJ
and Mrs Neil Currie, Il Maple street,
Whitinsville: Margaret and Martin
Murray. aged two and six. respectively
465 Allen street. Springfield. and James
Gormbley, so Carsw street. Spring
field.
Marries Chauffeur.
Word has been received al HaVerhiil;
Mass. Of the marriage of Mrs Maud
B. Twombley. widow of Charles y
-rwombley, well known in society cir
cles. to Harold F Tebbetts, of % Foun-
tain street, employed as a chauffeur
by her.
PoIiceman-s Wife Battles With burglar.
The smoke of his cigar betrayed
burglar working in the flat below the
wife of patrOlman Lindsey, OF A Lind
sev street. Dorchester. She awakened
her husband and while he was dress
ing. went down and locked the front
door She was attacked by the man.
no was armed with a pistol-shapec
flashliCht, but fought back and de-
tanned him until her husband appeared
to give chase. The burglar fled through
the rear door but was caught by Lind
sev after he had run three blocks He
gave his name as Edward Wilson and
confessed many burglaries in Greater
Boston
Bangor Car Men Strike.
The motormen and conductors Of the
Bangor. Ne, railroad and electric COM
pany voted last night TO strike The