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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
SEPARATE CARS FOR
SUNDAY DRUNkS
Temperance Advocates in Ger
many Present Unique De-
mand on Government,
IN, Morning Journal special Leased wlre.

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Nire-l
Berlin. Nov. 22-Professor Forel
and his various associates In the tenn
perance propaganda have peutionei
the government to set apart cars sat
urday and sunday nights on the Prus-
sian railways for intoxicated p-rsons.
or IL that be deemed inexpedient. 10
reserve cars for abstainers. with
train hands At the doors when the
trains stop. TO exclude Intoxicated
people. and thus afford abstainers
auiet while travelling. Minister OF
Justice Sch0entesdt h. leading move
ment among the alumni of the uni
versities to check drinking on the part
OF the students by abolishing COM
puisory drinking on the present MEM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
BANKERS INDICTED
FOR LARCENY
Officers of Suspended Brooklyn
Institution Charged With
Misappropriation Of Vast
Sums,
IBy Morning Journal Special Leased wirs.I

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wfre.I
New York. Nov. 22.-The Kings
county grand jury, which is investi-
eating the recent management OF the
suspended Borough bank of Brook
Iyn. today returned indictments
charging larceny and other offenses
against Howard Maxwell. who was
president of the institution when It's
doors closed: Arthur ID. Campbell, the
deposed cashier. and William Cow.
director, who holds controlling IN
terest of the banks stock.
These three men are jointly charged
with grand larceny In the first de-
gree, I'm the misappropriation OF S14b,-
600 deposited by the executors OF the
Carrie NJ Mcclure estate. There is
a second Indictment for grand larceny
against Maxwell. who Is also charged
with forgery in the third degree. a
second Indictment against Campbell
charges forgery in the third degree.
In addition to the grand larceny
charge Cow Is indicted on four counts
alleging misdemeanors In the matter
~ oyerdrafts. He Is charged with
having overdrawn his account TO the
amount of nearly $4,000. Maxwell
also, IL is alleged, secured overdrafts
aggregating nearly $4,000.
Following the report of the jury.
the three men were arrested and ar
raigned. All pleaded not guilty, and
were held for a hearing, Campbell
and Cow each furnished ball Of f20,-
900. Former President Maxwell was
unable TO secure the $4,000 bond re-
uuired OF him, and he went to jail for
the night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
FORTY THOUSAND WILL
SEE HARVAR0-YALE GAME
Harvard Stands No show, According
TO Opinion Of Betting Experts.

Cam bridge Mass, Nov. 22.-The
football season in the east will cul-
inmate tomorrow with the game be-
tween Harvard and Yale. Nearly
forty thousand people VIII witness the
contest Betting odds on the result are
almost prOhibifive In favor of Yale.
The actors in the football drama to-
morrow. spent tonight some miles
from the scene Of the impending con-
fict The Harvard team went twenty
miles into the country 10 seek seclu-
sion az the Norfolk hunt club at Med
feld An hour was spent IN spirited.
but harmless signal practice. They
viii reach the stadium tomorrow by
automobiles.
The Yale athletes reached their no
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23

bers of student corps. At present no
one is admitted to the societies If he -
an abstainer, and students when they
are initiated are required to drink 10
the intoxication point.
The Indications are that excessive
drinking IL diminishing rather than
increasing In Germany. Holidays ana
anniversaries are being celebrated
more BY eating than drinking. be-
cause normally the majority of the
population appears obliged TO live on
insufficient or coarse food so that the
workingmen, in celebrating holiday.
like to do so in manner that gives
them more meat and pudding to eat
than by partaking of stimulants.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
NEW MEXICO LAND
WITHDRAWN
Proposed Addition to Manzano
Reserve Takes in Half Million
Acres in Central Part Of the
Territory.
ts,.c,a, n,.p.tch TO the Morning Journai.I

Washington. Nov Gas pro-
posed addition to the .Manzano nation
al forest reserve, there has been with.
drawn from all forms OF entry ana
disposal. save under the mineral land
Ia WIS OF the United States, all the land
not appropriated In an area OF about
4sO.3i0 acres lying In the central por-
ton OF New Mexico, east of the Man
zano national forest and between IL
and the Gallinas national forest. The
land Withdrawn from entry Is situated
In Sandoval. Bernalillo, Santa Fe, va
lencia, SocOrro and Lincoln counties,
and Is within the Santa Fe, Roswell
and Las Cruces land office DISTRICTS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
THREE HURT; ONE
DEAD IN AUTO WRECK

Des Moines. Nov. 60. X: Natiger
was killed instantly and FRANK ". Et-
cheIl was seriously Injured in an auto
u,obile accident tonight. while Miss
Ruth wilkinson and Miss Isolde
Benny were severly hurt. Charles
Morrison and Mrs. Maude Joeckel
unIniured The sextette had a new
automobile and were running at thirty
miles an hour when they collided with
a gas repairing cart at the side OF the
street.
The two women sustained broken
l,mhs and their condition is serious.
Natiger was president Of the Sears
Natiger Automobile and Garage COM
pany
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
ALABAMA PROHIBITION
MEASURE MADE MllDER

Montgomery. Ala. Nov. 22.-After
voting decisively against the consid-
Grafton of the Carmichael prohibition
cIuh bill. the senate this afternoon re-
traced its steps and by vote passed
the bill. The compromise between
the prohibitlonists and their 6ppo-
nents was effected
The bill. as amended, provides that
clubs organized and chartered prior to
November I, 1907, don't come under
the provisions Of the act. 1t Is also
provided that individual club MEM
bers can not be held responsible for
the violations of the act az was set
forth in the original bill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
EXPECT VERDICT IN
ADAMS CASE TOMORROW

Rathdrum. Idaho. Nov. 22.-Thc
attorneys In the steve Adams murder
case agreed today to take seven hours
"A side for the arguments.
c. l.. Heitman. local attorney for
Adams. spoke during the afternoon,
and court adjourned at $3.50 o'clock
until tonight. when Mr. Knight TOOK
up the argument of the state. Court
Will omen again at o'clock in the
morning. when Mr.. Darrow and Mr..
Hawiey will be given three hours
apiece for arguments for the defense
and state respectively. after which tho
instructions will be received and the
case taken up by the jury. Both sides
look for a verdict before sunday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
EXPELLED MIOSHlPMAN
SUES FOR HIS SALARY
Ca-c la Court of Claims Recalls An
napoliS IIazlng scandal.

Annapolis. Nov. 22.-The hazing
court martial, as result OF which
about dozen midshipmen were dis
missed from the academy I'm February.
1905. following the Branch Merri-
weather affair. is To be rc-opened in
the court of claims of the United
States.
The case which will reopen the
matter II that OF former Midshlpman
George H. Melvin. Of Chicago. IL will
be- claimed that he was never legally
dismissed from the service and that
he h. still q midshipman and as such
Is entitled 90 his salary for the last
two years
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23

the so-caIled milk trust" which be-
gan several DAYS ago by States Attor-
ney Healy. was discontinued tempo
rarliy today. II was stated AT the
attorneys office that the alleged un
lawful combine among the milk deal
ers for the purpose Of regulating the
price Of milk will be called 10 the at
tention OF the December grand jury,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23

tel at Auburndale. In the New Lon
don district. last night. and this after
noon the team went to nearby ath-
letic field for a little limbering up and
signal work. The Yale players will
go to Cambridge tomorrow on special
electric cars. The team from New
Haven averages nearly 25 pounds
heavier than Harvard, while the Yale
baekfield averages 20 pounds more
than that behind the Harvard line.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
.OUSKY PRINCE HAILED
INTO POLICE COURT
Salmon OF Tahita Charged With Neg
lccting to Settle Board Bill.

San Francisco, Nov. 22.-Prince SAL
mon Of Tahita was arraigned today in
the police court on two charges, one
company, and the other for failing to
paw a board bill. He said that though
he had engaged passage on the Mari
posa which sailed today. he would re-
main here until everything was ad-
iusted 20 the satisfaction of the court.
The cases were continued until to-
morrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
mo Cheapcn RadIum.

Vienna, Nov. 22.-Great success has
attended the experiments TO cheaper
the cost Of the production OF radium;
which have been made at the Imperial
Academy of Sciences OF Vienna.
Nearly three grams of radium have
been extracted from 10. 600 kolos OF
pitch blend at one-thlrd the cost OF
previous production.
Radium is exceedingly costly Of pro-
duction. II was estimated not long ago
that al ounce would cost not less than
AZ 600 600.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
Roosevelt Resolution in California.

SACRAMENTO. CAT, Nov. 22.-Assem-
blyman Guy w. Smith. of Santa Clara
county today introduced In the lower
house of the legislature resolution
asking President Roosevelt to recon
slider his decision not 10 be candi-
date for reelection. The resolution
was ordered printed in the assembly
journal. and will come up for adop-
tion tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
WOOLEN GOODS CONCERN
CURTAILS PRODUCTION

Boston. Nov. 22.-President @. NJ.
Wood, OF the American Woolen COM
pany, stated today I'm relation To the
curtailment of business that the Amer
lean Wooden company was not operat-
ing about 10 per cent OF it's machin-
cry and will continue to curtail pro-
duction In consequence of the prevail
ing business situation, although amply
provided with orders for future de-
livery. This policy averts the accumu-
lation of goods and preserves the tu-
ture of the wooden goods market.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
suicide End Wasted LIfe.

ST. Louis. Nov. 22--Nhiskey con-
taining morphine. apparently taken
with suicidal intent. caused the death
today OF George p. Miller. an attorney.
aged as year,. who rarely practiced
and subsisied on an allowance from
wealthy people. He was formerly pri-
vste secretary 90 Congressman Randall
q Pennsylvania.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23

Mobile. Nov. 22.--AleXander Nc
Guire. vice president of the Mcclure
Lumber company. of Mobile. and pres
Ident Of the hank Of this town and one
of the weaithlest lumbermcn in the
south. died here tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
EXPLOSION WRECKS
LOCOMOTIVE
Three Santa Fe Employees are
FdghtfuIIy Injured in DisaS-
ter Near LaJUnta,


Trinidad. Colo. Nov. 22.-It ts re-
ported here that Santa Fe engine No.
aIg exploded while standing on sid
ing eighteen miles west ~ La Iunta
this afternoon. Engineer Peter Buck
hoiz. fireman ". A. Taylor and the
head brakeman. whose name L. not
known here. were seriously n not IA
tally. Injured All Nere taken to the
hospital az Ia Junta. 4 leaky boiler Is
aid % have caused the explosion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
yellow Fever ON British warshlp.

81. Thomas, ID. w. l.. Nov. 2Z.--Ihe
British cruiser Indefatigable. on board
Of which an outbreak Of yellow fever
recently occurred, resulting In the
death OF two members of the crew
left Barbados yesterday for HALIFAX
n. $. Five new cases developed peiote
the cruiser sailed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
Cannon Calls ON President.

Washington, Nov. 22,-Speaker
Cannon called at the White House TO
pay his respects to President Roose-
welt. AS the cabinet was in session he
was unable to sec the president and
left his card with the remark that he
would call again some other time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
distant Earthquakc RocOrdcd.

Hamburg. Nov. 22.-Ihc instru-
ments Of the saismographicai station
here recorded an earihquake at 9;le
this morning. Thls disturbance lasted
for two hours and was az an estimat-
ed distance Of $500 miles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
Texas Lumber Man Fails.

Houston, Texas, NOV. 2E.-James ],
Wood, of this city. lumber dealer, to-
day filed an assignment for the benefit
of creditors MIR. Wood is said to have
endorsed notes of NJ. Il. Sprague, the
lumber manufacturer. who assigned at
Bangor today with liabilities Of S35O,-
OO0,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23

Pittsburg. Nov. 22.-Attorneys for
Augustus Harfje. who sued his wife
for divorce. left here tonight for Phil
sdelphia. where they viii ask the su-
perIor court for an immediate re-
hearing on the ground OF errors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
Noted Physician a Suicide.

Philadelphia. Nov. 22.-Dr. +. Ma
than PampinelIa. well known physi-
clan and specialist in nervous diseases,
committed suicide in his apartment in
the center of the city today by taking
morphine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23

San Francisco. oV. 2z.-Ihe dIsIIct
court of appeals heard today argu-
ments on the appeal Of Eugene T.
Schmitz, from his conviction Tor eN-
torting money from French restaur-
ants for which he was sentenced 70
1--WE years imprisonment In the penn
tcntiary.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-06-07
Revelation de SecretOs
SObre la Vida del Rey
Alfonso XII.

Madrid, Mayo 81. La Corte Suprema
de Espana Sc ha dcclarado competente
de iuzgar el pleito de los herederos de
Elena Saus, la caniatIiz, en- contra de los
herederos del Rey Alfonso XII.
Elena Saus, era una hcImosa cantatriz
en- la opera, de quicn Alfonso XII, padre
del actual Rey de Espana, Sc enamor6
ciegamente.
Ella lie di6 al Rey, dos hjjos y al mayor
de ellos, le pdso por nombrc Alfonso La
cantatrz fu6 desterrada de Espana, des-
pu6s de ID muerte de Alfonso XII, y
murio pobre y sin amigos en- Paris, en-
1899, aiin que el Rey Sc dice, lc dei6 bas-
tante en- su testamento, deiandole una
amplia enta, la cusl fuese entregada de-
pues de su muerte sus hijos, que fae-
ran memories de edad y para fer pagada
hasta que ellos tuyieran la edad FL
termino del testamento, sin embargo,
aparece no haber sido cumTlido y el hijo
mayor de Madame Sans, consigui6 les
servicios del scnor Mongues, un bien
conocido licenciado republicano v Sc di-
co que esta determinado quo su recla-
mo sea legalmente establecido toda
costa.
Ell pleito fue sacado della Corte Civil,
la cual Sc 10 Pregunto su iuridicclon, y
dltimamcnte fue referida la Corte su-
prema.
Los liccnciados, 50 dice que han hecho
todo 10 possible a un arreglo fuera de
cortes y en- una vez parecia que Sc liza a
hacer el arreglo, pero ahora aparece que
todos los detalles del escandalo tendran
que ser pdblicos. el cual Sc dice euvuei-
We la revelacidn dc un ndmero de otros
dctalles que afcctan los amos dc vida de
Alfonso XII.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-06-07
La Guerra JapOnes
NOrte- Americana.
GORREGGIO.

Diariamente Sc cstan publican
do en- diferentes naciones del nun
do, va libros en- que Sc asegnra que
Ia guerra entire q iapon y los Es-
tados Unidos del Norte es inevita-
ble, va articulos en- los que Sc es-
tudian los eIementos estrategiccs
y de guerra que cada potencia tie
lie Y Sc le da preferencla al Jap6n,
pues que se dice que las costas
occidentales del Pacifco no estan
protegidas por fuerza de los Esta-
dos Unidos, nj 5sta naci6n puede
protegerlas sin hacer un enorme
gasto que desnivelaria Ia situacidn
economical del coloso del Norte y
que por fuerza estarfa la victoria
de parte Dc los iaponeses.
En- un ditimo mensaje de una
agencia de information So consig-
ma que del eiercito austro- hdnga-
70 Ignaz Rodis ha puJlicado un
folleto titulado "Las perspectivas
de la guerra Japones-americana"
en- Ell que despn6s de estudiar las
potencias de cada nacl6n asi como
81 numero elective y disponible de
martha de guerra y los tratados
Que sobre esta hay escritos, con-
cluye por Greer que en- cuaIquier
seDtido que Sc tome este interesan
to asunto lnundial, la victoria sera
de los japonesss en- case Dc hosti
lidad.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-06-07
Appreciation del caracter del
GObernador Curry por el
SOcOrrO Chieftain.

clos enemigos de Ia organiza-
ci6u territorial Republican, estan
tratando de deriyar una nigaja dc
consuelo con el psnsamiento de
que Ia organization podra llevarse
chasco con el captain Curry. Pero
aquelIos que conocen al Captain
Curry mejor son los mas firmes
en- la creencia de que dara todos
trato igual. Es muy cierto que
no quitara sunarianlente del en-
pleo a I'M Official pdblico, sin causa,
y luego conducira una investiga-
ci6n parcial de sus asuntos y en-
pleara metodos secretos Y arbitra-
rios para arruinarlos politicamen-
te. Els igualmente cierto que no
representara e papel del reforma-
dor tnieo y de alas de innacuIada
blancura, J luego deliberadamente
comprara apoyo con nombralnien-
tos d empleo pdblico. Por fortu-
ma, los ofciales pdblicos que ha-
rfan tai cosa son pocos. Cuaudo
uno de ellos IS cogido en- 81 acto
nerece Ser llamado al tapete, nal
gueado metafdlicamente, y luego
envlado a su casa para que apren.
da sabiduria de boca de los nihos."
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-06-07
NUNCA TIE HABLE.

Nunca te liable M 81 acaso los refe-
Jos
de tus oios llogaron desde lcios
mis- fascinados oios a ofuscar,
de tn mirada ardiente, aunque tranquila,
no Sc atrevio mi tinida pupila
los quemadorcs rayos a encontrar.
Nunca en- mi dido reson6 tu acento:
81 de tn Iabio q vivo movimicnto
y tu expression angelica admire;
al contemplar tn gracia tn belIeza,
ocuIta entire mis- manos mi cabeza,
tus atraetivos-mdgicos mire.
Eses un sueho para mi A la lumbre
del teatro, entire densa muchedumbre.
tus scductoras formas descubri:
mas 81 cvite tn acento.y tn mirada.
qucd6se en- mi ain alaimprcsion grabada
la mujer fantastica que Vi.
Y de entonces, aunque de II mo aIeio
mi memoria dc fucgo cs eI espejo
do tn imagen Sc vicne a rcfejar:
y goza mi rebelde Pensamiento
en- darle vida, en- inspirarle acento,
Jay! v On idolatrarla a mi pesar.
juno ARBoLEDA.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-06-07
Lamentabge Defunci6n.

DE Questa, este condado, viene
la triste noticia, del fallecimiento
de uno de los inejores ciudadanos
tausenos, el hon. Jose Eulogio
Rael, cnya defunci6n ocur.i6 el
martes. de Ia semana pssada, %
Dc Mayo ultiino, victina de una
enfermedad de pulmonia y tiebre
plurecia.
II finado contaba al tempo de
su mnerte, la edad de 55 amos y
deia para llorar su muerte a cinco
hijos.
En- el proxiino ndmero pdbli-
caremos ell obituario de tan honra-
do ciudadano y de momento ofre-
cemos a la familia y demas deudos
del tinado, nuestras frases de con-
dolencia.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-06-07
AIgO SObre las EscueIas
Indias y las Nuevas
LeyeS.

Hace algo mas que ctnco meses. que
eI superintendent de la U. S. Yndian
School, de Grand Jnction, Colo- mando
esta de Taos una emplcada de esa
misma instruction educacional, solicitan-
do pupilos de estirpe india, para recibir
educaci6n gratuita on esa misma institu-
ci6n. cuya educaci6n, gastos etc. pagaba
Ell gobierno de los Estados Unidos.
Esas instituelones. como va es bien
sabido, POGO 8 NADIA les importaba que
sus pupilos que llevaban dc aqui fuesen
dc estirpe india no. y ain muchas
veces, ellos nlismos instruian alos apli-
cantes, que dii6ran que eran de descen-
dencia india, fin de tener muchos pu-
pilos en- sus instituciones, porque al fin,
la oacina encargada de csc asunto en-
Washington, pagaba todas las exPensas
y educacion, sin indagar mucho.
Los padres de los pupilos. como es ma
tural, siendo pobres y careciendo de re
cursos para la educaci6n de sus hijos,
entregaban sus hiios Q hiias esos
agentes con mucha facilidad y con el
anhclo de que sus hijos percibieran una
buena cducaci0n y pocas veces eran in
terrogados-so 81 eran dc descendencia
india no, pero ahora resulta, que el de-
partamento encargado de ese asunto, en-
Washington ha puesto Quota esas ms
tituciones y ha advertido a csas institu-
clones que va en- 10 successive no Sc paga-
ran las expensas y educaci6n de esos pu-
pilos que tienen de Nuevo Mexico y que
NADIA tienen de sangre india.
Con tai 6rden de Washington, los su
perintendentes y directories de esas ms
tituciones, ahora han escrito a los padres
de los pupilos, indicandoles que su hiio
tai, no tiene derecho en- las escuelas del
gobierno, y que por tai raz6n, su hijo de-
be ser devuelto d su su casa y q sus Pa
dres pero que SO hace necesario que re-
mita el importe do tantos dollars, para
pagar el pasaje.
Sobre este particular, nosotros desea-
mos llamar la atencon de los padres que
tienen uno 0 dos hijos en- esas institueio-
nes, los cuales fu6ron solicitados y lleva-
dos de ALI, por el superintendent de
csas mismas instituciones, de no mandar
el pasaie y escribirles estrictamente, que
ellos son responsables de sus hiios, hasta
que sean entregados a sus respectivos
.hogares en- esta de Taos, supuesto que
por ellos fueron sacados y nj tlmrOco
hicieron compromise para que tuvieran,
los padres de los pupilos, que pagar el pa
SAFE del regreso, va que muchos carecen de
recursos para ellos y tai v6z, 81 antes de
llevarlos Sc les hubiera indicado de tai
costo, ellos no los hubieran mandado
Sc debe de considerar, que csas insti-
tucioncs sacaban buen pago do los pupi-
los, por 81 gobierno Y que 81 el Tic Sa-
muel, ahora les la puesto el alto, culpa
no es de los padres de los pupilos, sino
de las mismas instituciones por enganar
al fio Samuel.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-06-07
NECROLOCIA.
MUERTE REPENTINA DE
DON FERNANDO SALAzAR.

FL iueves muy de manana, cum
di6 en- eata plaza, la inesperada
noticia de Ia muerte repentina de
don Fernando Salazar, bien conoci-
do en todo d condado de Taos !
en- 81 vecino condado de Rio Arri-
ba, por ser eI lugsI de su cuna.
Durante el microbes, ell finado
estuvo trabajando en- su labor, en-
nm rancho, situado al eur de Ia
plaza, y 4 ESQ de las 6 de Ia tarde
regres6 a su casa J despues de &C.
mar indico d su esposa, dona Placi-
da, que Sc guerra acostar teniprano
para Ievantarse de malana para
concluir de regar su labor Y en-
efecto, eI fnado So acost6 4 ESQ de-
las nueve, sin dar ninguna demos
TRACTION de enfermedad y en- todo
su mas cabal sentido.
Fl fnado dormfa junto con uno
de sus hijos y cuando su esposa Sc
levant6, en- la tnanana del iueves,
fue 4 lIamarlos, hallandose que su
hiio Sc hallaba dormido en- un la
do de la CANA y al tocar 4 su espo-
SO para despertarlo 50 halo, que
So hallaba frfo y muerto. El hiio
que dormia con 81, no sinti0 du.
rante Ia noche, ningdn ruido en- la
cana, nj ningdn genido de dolor
de su padre, 10 que eusena que el
finado, muri6 muy felizmente y
muy repentino.
Fl tinado deja para lamentar su
muerte, q 81 esposa, cinco hijos y
d su madre, la anciana doha Ana
Maria /. de Salazar y dos hernia
mas.
So entierro y funeral, t,ivo lugar
hoy viarnes, 4 las $ d. IN, con mi.
sa de cuerpo presente Y cuyas
ex6quias fdnebres, atendieron nu-
merosas anistades y parientes del
tlnado.
A sus deudos y aHigidos, les
ofrece esta redaccidn, su mas sen
lido pdsame.