El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
CHARGE MOTHER
WITH KIDNAPI INC
Takes Own Child From Con
vent and Is Indicted By
Grand Jury.

Haverhill. left a factor yesterday
where he Is employed. his mind sud
denly became blank. About three
hours later the police received tele-
phone message that a man attired IN
his birthday suit was racing Win
autos and horses as they passed on
Lincoln avenue near the new high
school athletic club. The man was
Nikolas After his first sprint against
an auto he Invested himself Of his coat
He continued disrobing. one garment
after each sprint. until all his clothing
were scattered by the roadside
Motorcycle officer Joseph McRyan
hustled Nikolas into an auto and away
from the throng 10 the almshouse IN
firmaTy- He came 10" about two o'clock
but is being held for observation.
New Paralysis Cases
These infantile paralysis cases have
been reported: Boston, a girl aged
years. living at % Rowland street.
Roxbury, a boy aged two years, at 80
RiIlirica street. West End. and q girl
aged - months. fremont street, South
End. Amesbury. James TObey, SO
Courier street; Dover. Josephine Car
rinean. Haven street; Fall River. Du5-
ton. 209 Orange street BrooEline, Rich
ard Hatch. SO AspenwaN street; Cam
bridge, one case: Quincy, COrlousso, ID
Jackson street and Kerr. % Hall Place
Chicopee. Henry Gordon. lis North
ChicOpee street. and William Thomp-
son. $50 Chicopee street. Monsoon, Ma
rion Sweet. East State street. and Saw
June TalcOIt- % Eaton street.
George E Dudley Dies.
George F. Dudley. for some years
general freight agent OF the Boston
q Maine R r. and later associated with
the Boston chamber Of commerce. died
today at his home in Melrose.
Not Ready For COrsets-
Though Capt Harry C Hill, Of the
HaTerhill police department, weighs
$50 pounds, he declares he has no use
for nna \ f~-Hf~ar
his vacation at Plum Island on reach
ing home he found that the suitcase he
carried contained ten pairs of cOrsets.
instead OF the clothing he had care
fully packed away Capt Hin scratched
his head for a few minutes and then
JelephOned 10 the Bay state street rail-
way OfficeO. There he learned that
Mrs NJ E Glines. a corseuere, had pre-
coded him with a complaint that she
had been handed the wrong suitcase
by the gallant Newburyport car con-
ductoF as she alighted at this end OF
the line. The captain announced that
he was ready 10 swap. even though the
corsets were worth s125-
Di Cola Murder Mystery UnSOIved.
Another day has passed since Gas 4
pare Di Cola was murdered. and though
continue II work energetically on the /
case, nothing OF a tangible nature has /
developed.
Charged With Kidnapping Own Child
Mrs. Josephine Talbot. OF Salem. !
Mass. has been indicted by the grand /.
jury at Manchester. y H. on charge !
OF kidnapping The case is a pathetic /
one. Mrs Talbot came to Manchester !
a short time ago and took her child 4
from a local convent. They went 10 I
Salem. Mass. where Mrs. Talbot is at 1
present employed. Her husband who /
was granted custody Of the boy when >
the divorce was obtained. discovered I
the absence Of the child and had Mrs. 4
Talbot arrested on charge Of kid (
laping.
capt Thomas Clark. Of s Scott street !
Augusta. Maine. one Of the best known !
grand army men in Maine. died sud !
ienly yesterday at the age Of IS years. +