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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01
TRAOfDIA EN- VERMEJO PARK.
Carlos ArchuIeta, de COstlIa, 4
Causa de CeIOS da Muerte q
Teresa Garcia Y deIa Que
mar a una nina de diez
amos de eddd, hiia de
Ia Garcia, y DeS-
pueS Sc SuiCi-
L.

For una carta que recibi6 el 50
nor Donaclano Quintana, nuestro
efciente diputado ASSESSOR, nos in
formamos de una terrible tragedia
que ocurri6 en- Vermeio Park, 81
domingo pasado.
Teresa Garcia, qui6n es la pro.
tagonista del drama, era Ia esposa
del senor Maximiano Valleios, de
Pima, este condado y quien por ha-
berse huido de su hogar con Car
los Archuleta, de Costilla, on item.
po pasado, 81 dicho Valleios con
siguio su divorcio en- la Ultima
corte dc distrito de este condado,
on Mayo pr6ximo pasado. La pa
reia huida vivian on Vermeio Park
desde 81 afio pasado, ocupado Ar
chuleta en- la Inca del correo, vi
viendo al parecer mny f8lizmente,
adn que ilicitamente, cuando 81
domingo pasado, q causa de celos,
tuyieron una fuerte pelea que re-
sulto en- la muerte de la Garcia, de
So hiJa y en- el suicide de Archu
eta.
En- Ia pelea, Ia nina, que tenia
solamente diez amos de edad, fue a
prender la lampara y entire 81 te-
rror y 81 espanto de la pelea, hizo
que q aceite de Ia lampara So le
volcara encima su cuerpo y SO le
prendieran sus ropas hasta quedar
enteramente carbonizada por las
llamas de sus ropas Ell miserable
Archnleta presenci6 mientras la
infeliz nina So quemaba viva, con
toda serenidad y calma, Y sin hacer
NADIA para libertarla de una muer-
te tan horrible.
Una vez tendida en- el suelo,
banada de sangre y en- agonia su
amante Teresa y carbonizada la
hiia de este, 81 asesino Archuleta
Sc retro y poniendose 81 canon de
Ia pistola dentro la boca, Sc suici-
do sali9ndoIe la bala por la cabeza
y desparramandosele los sesos por
donde quiera
Carlos Archuleta estaba tambi6n
divorciado y ora hiio de Jesus Ar
chuleta, de Costilla. La Garcia era
hija del fnado Donaciano Garcia,
de Ponil Park, N. NJ, adn que
ella Sc frmaba Juanita Gallegos.
Los dltimos reportes que han
venido de yernejo, dicen que
Archuleta SO hallaba en- estado de
abriedad cuando cometi6 el doble
crfmen. Dicen tambi6n que Teresa
no ha muerto todavia, pero que las
heridas son mortales.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01

Deben de estar fuera de sospecha.
Las dolencias dc Ia vejiga y los rinones
son tan seriar ca sus Consequenriasi y
81 ne Sc curan tempo tan amenudu
fatales que el remedio que Sc ofresca
debe de esiar fuera desospecha
Las Pildoras para los rinones de Foley
n1 tienen drogas aahosas y con exito han
sldo sienpie uls renleaie sauo pnp
De veuta pr Boa d Mccarthy 90.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01

remos para lncorporarnos t0dos, hasta
que mis- hllos terminen sus carreras de
medicos, que estas profesiones son lar
gas en- Espala.
RecIba carinosos recueraOs de tada I'LL
familia, haga presente mis- respetos q SID
senora, y I'd. disponga como gnste de- su
amigo ypaisano que tanio lo apreciA
estima.
DR. IiNs Hnrn6ndnv
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01

Train disc0nsuelos y miseria mucho
gente, pero Ia miel y Alqnitran de Foley
les da alivio y eosuelo & los eniermos.
Cnra La congestion en- la cabeza y Ia
garganta y suags y sanatiFa Nlnguna
no es buens sino NO la Mel 3 Aiquitfan
de foiey ca el paquete amarillo pc
venta por Bond Mccarthy Co
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01
Hon. William H. Andrews
FL HOmbre que Hace COSaS.

Evidentemente 81 Delegado
de Nuevo Mexico hon. w. FL.
Andrews, ha probable ser 81 hom-
bre que hace cosas, y fuera de toda
duda y preocupacidn polftica, q que
mas benefcio ha lleyado 4 Nuevo
Mexico, tanto por medic de pen
stones 4 los veteranos como por
procurar apropiaciones y otros in
numerables beneticios para Nuevo
Mexico.
En- la Ultima campana polftica
de 1908, la divisa del partido Re
publicano fue "Andrews y q Esta-
do" y mucha fu6 la critica de los
oponentes al partido Rspublicano
en- contra los peri6didos, que como
La Revista, abog6 por Andrews Y
ell Estado, que tan vehenente Sc
habia comprometido Andrews, con
tando siempre con Ia ayuda dc Ia
delegation Congressional del Estado
de PENNSYLVANIA y los senadores del
mismo estado que va tenia asegu
radios, y que era bi6n reconocido
como I'm hecho que ningin otro
delegado podria tener mas inhuen
cia en- 81 Congreso para obtenerlo,
mas cuando en- su primer termino
de 1907 y 1908 habia va principal
do 81 trabajo de estado, que no era
possible lograrlo dc una vez, dado
el antogonismo de algunos miem-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01

bros del Congreso en- contra este
territorio, J que no hubiera dado
buena vista 4 los ojos de los sena-
dores del Congreso 81 Oh Ia Ultima
campaua hubiese mandado Nuevo
Mexico IN nuevo delegado dea.
pn6s qne Andrews Va tenia preRa
RADIO 81 terreno y q inhujo para II
estado. Este fu6 d punto princi
pal de debate De la prenaa republi
cana Y de los caudillos de este par
lido en- procurar Ia victoria de
Andrews en las urnas electorales.
! naturalnente, despu6s de- tsn
to trabajo y pelea On esa elecci6u
para nominar y eleglr 4 Andrews,
adn dos 8 tres semanas pasadas, u
pueblo y Ia prensa, tanto dem6cra
ta como Republican,, desesperaba-
mos en- nuestros prospeetos por
las noticias que venian de Wash
nigton, mas cuando hubidra sido
una meta para todos aquellos que
abogamos y votamoa 4 Andrews
interesadoa al estado. Sin embar.
60, Andrews Sc mantenia tirme n
con fe en- 81 pasaje de la ley de "
tado, q que al tin vino i Ultima
hora, probando una vez ser 81 hom
bre que,s sabe hacer cosas y cor eIlo
sd palabra cumplida y q eredito
del partido mas alto J hmpio que
nunca.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01
A LA PRENsA HIsPANO--AM
CANA.

''Habiendo recibido la opinion de una
gran parte de los periodicos hispano-
americanos de Nuevo Mexico sobre la
propuesta organization de la prensa his
pano americana de este Territorio, va
pronto para ser estado, Y considerable
que es de muy alto interes que la dicha
prensa este organizada al fin de obrar, en-
cuanto sea possible. de comdn acuerdo,
para resguardar los intereses priyilegios
v garantias de todo el pueblo y especial
mente, del pueblo hispano americana del
future estado, en- el mes de Julio, pr6xi-
mo, expedire Ia llamada que por consen-
timiento de la prensa Sc me ha encarga-
do, para tener una iunta de editores,
propietarios otros oficiales de peri6-
dicos hispano-americanos del Nuevo
Mexico, al fin de que, 81 Sc cree propio y
.necesario, Sc forme una organization CO.
mo sc desea
Muy Respetuosamente,
NESTOR MONTOYA,
fost.l l. AT =. ll....l.... a..t......'.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01
Organization de Ia PrenSa HiSpa-
nO-AmeriCand.

A segdn un aviso del hon. Nestor
Montoya, editor de Ella Bandera Ameri-
cana," de Albuquerque, parece que la
organization de la prensa hispano- -Ame-
ricana de Nuevo Mexico sera un hecho
muy en- breve- Nosotros convenImos con
nuestro apreciable c6lega, que estando
Nuevo Mexico en- yisperas de subir la
categoria de estado, necesitamos de la
union de la prensa hispano-Americana
para obrar en- acuerdo en- cuanto a 10 que
puede ser mas conveniente a los mejores
.intereses, privilegios : garantias del
pueblo de 'Nuevo Mexico, mas ahora
cuando parece que ya algunos periodi-
cos no estan en- acuerdo con algunos
provistos de la ley de estado, 10 cual po-
dra traer el complete fracaso del estado
y que por tantos amos hemos anhelado,
10 cual necesita de mucha precaucion y
cuidado, antes de impresionar NAL 4 los
-votantes tocante d tales provistos.
La llamada es como sigue:
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01

sigus en- Ia 4ta pasina e0luuna ata.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01
Muy Kespetnosamente.


Editor de LA l'andera Americana
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
CONFERENCE ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Women Mission Workers
Hear Reports From Var
iouS Committees.

The election Of officers, delegates and
alteTnates TO The annual meeting OF the
general board Of managers, in October,
1911, was the business today Of the dele
gates to the twenty-ffth annual meeting
Of the Baltimore Conference of the Wo-
mans Home Missions, at the Metro
politan NJ. E. Church.
The morning session was opened by
a Bible lesson from Mrs Guy HetZes,
followed by prayer from Mrs. W. /.
Mcdowell. Following the election OF
officers, the reports Of the various dis
trict secretaries and chairmen of the
committees were read
Mrs. Frank 7. Israel delivered an ad-
dretss on ''Tidings from Buffalo, in
which she described the work Of the
mission in that CITY and great progress
that had been made.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03

bee. is OF ingenious and comfortable
pattern.
To entertain the doctor while he made
the pad Peters twisted his legs SO that
they ratified in an alarming way and he
told the story of his accident On the
quebec Bridge which afterward col
lapseu, Peters said. he was trying TO
save q fellow Workman's life, crawling
and stretching himself along a slender
bar 300 feet above the river. He fell.
Mind Blank q Year.
out Of his mind for a year after the
accident. he doesn't remember very clear
ly how il happened. but his rescuers
told him he was horribly mangied.
There seemed TO he not a bone in him.
His neck. all Of his ribs. and his legs
ana arms, were shattered into bits He
was taken 10 tine Quebec Hospital and
during his long confinement his head
gear was invented BY the woman
Peters wife died from the shock OF the
accident
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
MILK FIGHT
GROWING IN FORCE
Secretary Ballinger May
Emulate Example of Sec
rotary Wilson.

Following the action of Secretary Of
Agriculture James Wilson Ia excluding
an milk not pasteurized OF not from
tubercu I'm tested COWS from the Depart
ment of Agriculture buildings, Score
taTy Richard Bailmger, Of the Interior.
today is preparing a similar order.
II is believed that other Government
departments viii fan in line shortly
with TIE Times editorial suggestion
that this measure he adopted in a.; Of
Uncle Sans buildings.
The issuance of permits is the method
used TO exclude from the Agricultural
Department milk thought 10 be unde-
sirable Before they can serve milk to
clerks dealers must convince the Blu
reau OF Animal Industry that thev com
ply with the conditions surrounding the
production and handling Of their milk
laid down by the Secretary.
4 scheme has been suggested by
which G. dairymau's permit, once grant
ed by the Agricultural Department.
might be made Interchangeable so far
as Other departments are concerned.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
NEVER ANY INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA
OR SICK, Classy, UPSET STOMACH

and fuilness after eating. vomiting.
nausea. heartburn. gripping IN bowels.
tenderness IN the pit OF stomach, bad
taste IN mouth. constl patton. pain in
iHilSs' sieeplessnesS, belching Of gas
0!iDusneSs- SIX headache. reF-vousDess
dlzAHess OF many other 81 nilar syrlp-
toms F
IT Jour appetite f. tickle and nothing
zen. PTS YOU. OF YOU beicb gas. OF il YOU
feel bloated after eating, or your f0oi
Hes IKE lump Of lead on your stom-
@ch, YOU can make NJ YOUR mind thai
at the bottom q all this there IS hui
one se-feTmcntaIiOn Of undigest 81
food.
Prove 20 yourself in five minutes thar
your stomach Us as good as any: THAI
there ts nothing really wrong SION
TINS fermentatiCn and beEin earipg
what you want Without fear o. dfscono-
tort or misery.
Almost instant relief is Whiting for
you Il is merely a matter OF how
soon you take a little Diapepsin-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
MIKADO FIFTY-EIGHT.

TOKYO, Nov. 3.-The hfty-eIghth
birthday anniversary OF the Emperor
Mutsuhito was celebrated with great
festivities today throughout Japan
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
FRANTIC WITH PAIN,
COMMITS SUICIDE

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-After declar-
ing 70 some OF the other patients that
the pain ne was suffering was driv-
ing him insane, Charles Sembrfcht,
aged forty-seven, OF Brooklyn, shot
himself 20 death early today in the
basement Of Sen:y Hospital
Nurses in the institution believe that
the revolver used by Sembricht was
given 70 him by a friend so that he
could end his suffering
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
MAN
ASTOUNDS DOCTORS
Rattles His Bones Two Years
After Fall From Quebec
Bridge.

A new pad for his broken neck was
all Thee William Peters asked, when he
walked into Emergency Hospital this
morning and told On. Harry 5. Lewis
that for two years he was the only man
alive with a broken neck
At Quebec. Canada, two years ago
Peters also broke nearly all the other
bones In his BODY by falling from a
bridge; but expect that he CreaiIs and
cracks his legs for the delectation OF
gaping medical students he doesn't think
about them.
Pets would have looked like an or
binary man except that his head is en-
caFcd In a leather helmet attached by
straps like check-reins to the rear OF his
belt. He walks without much limp,
t4sroR sl0ulV
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
SCOW TURNS TURTLE.

NEW YORK. Nov 3-Harbor Scow
No. I turned turtle off Scotland Light
ship this morning One man was
drowned
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
SEE HOW QUICKLY '" ''''
P0SLAM ACTS
Rare Power TO Heal Affected Skin tx
plains Success Of New Skin Remedy.


mo one is asked 10 purchase poslam
without fist obtaining "a sample pack
age, y hich wiz be sent by mail. free Of
charge. by the Emergency Laboratories.
2 West Twenty-fifth street, New York
city
Even this free sample. when used 70
quickly clear the complexion OF spread
on tire face, hands or limbs 10 cure PIN
pies. rashes, eruptiOns, or 70 cover a
small eczema surface, win prove pos
la1E's real and unusual merit. Its users
have found that pOslam not only fUIfls
but exceeds the claims made for it TAX
any case Of eczema, acne, itch, salt
rheum, piles. scalp scale. etc. however
stubborn and DOslam VIII STOP any
itching as soon rs applied, healing the
skin rapidly and readily C'Au other
treatments for skin troubles on man or
ANIMALS fade into nOthineness compa red
with poslam," says Mr. N. r Grattan,
Preston. Mimi
WIZ direct TO the Labs -atOTies for
the So nipple, but the trisl packages OF
poslam al ~ cents anC he Jars al s.
NAV be Purchased al an druggists. par
uculaTlv OET3I.'s. ODOnnrIIs, the PeO-
Ole. s Drug store. and AnIe,k's-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
Do You Know the Life Insurance
Feature Of Our Piano Club ?

You haven't forgotten
the fact that our big piano
club has a life insurance
feature connected with it,
have you?
1t has. It's like this;
We realized before or
ganizIng this club, that in
event we did organize it,
the majority of the mem
bers would be those who
would appreciate a pro-
tectlve feature like this.
We believed tn a t the
members would feel a Sc
Curity about such a fea-
ture. We therefore fig
ured it out, with this result:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
Your out-Cf-order Stomach feel.
fine five minueS after taking
a little Diapepsin.

Take your sOElr. out-of-oFdeT stomach
o. maybe you call II Indigestion. Dys-
pepsia. Gastritis or Catarrh Of Stomach.
Il. doesn't mager-take your stomach
trouble right With you TO your Pharma-
Cist and ash, hir TO open a 5e-cert ca Sc
Of Papes Diapepsin and let you eat
one 22-gra.u Trii nguIe and see II with
90 FIVE minutes here Is left any trace
of your former misery.
The correct name for your trouble is
Food Fermentauon-food sOurinE, the
Direstive organs become weak there
Is lack Of gastric Juice. yo11 food is
only half dSested, and you become af-
fected with loss Of appetite, pressure
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
Head Might Collapse.

When DIT. Lewis began 20 remove his
harness, Peters adjured him 20 hold
up my head else he said. his neck
would collapse and hc would die. Then
he told DR.. Lewis how 10 make the new
pad for the collar. which Is part Of the
harness that sustains his head. Below
the collar there are more straps. There
are no stiff rods. and the harness, which
Peters said was made for him under the
direction of a woman physician In Que
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
RUN DOWN BY AUTO.

The police are looking for a small
red automobile which was driven last
night by two white men. Tony Canta-
panta has reported that while he was
standing near First street and Fennsvl-
vania avenue he was knocked down by
the machine He was taken to Casu-
atty Hospital suffering from bruises
about the legs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
Strongest Features of Our Club
Told of in Single Sentences
By Reading This Paragraph You Can
Join the Club InteEIigentEy


l. The club is composed of 500 members.
e The value Of the plano furnis led is $50 dollars
3. The price to club members is 263 dollars
There interest or e1trs of any kind to be added
to the above price.
5, The terms dollars cash when you Join. then
dollar and so cents week.
g. The piano is delivered when you Join.
T. The weekly payments of dollar and so cents begin
when the piano is delivered.
g. Every instrument is guaranteed without reserve for
five years (the regular FREDERICK guarantee)-a
guarantee as strong know Row to make IN
writing
If. after 80 days trial. the piano Is satisfactory we
viii give you your money back
TO- the piano satisfactory after 80 days use the club
member has eleven months in which to satisfy
himself 10 its character. If 1t does not then prove
to be everything that he expects he the privilege
OF exchanging Il without one penny's loss foT any
other instrument OF equal greater value that we
sell.
The FREDERICK PIANO co. win Immediately send
receipt In full to KS family for the instrument.
II beautiful stool to match piano and latest style
scarf are included without extra cost
H. The piano will be tuned year without charge
a. rebate Of rs week in cash is given to those
members who desire to pay faster than the rate Of
dollar and so cents a week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
LAKE COMPANY HAS
ISSUED A REPORT
Financial Status of Husky
YOungster Given in a State
ment Friday.

y report Uf The Lake Copper company s
operations FOR the period from May 81,
1909, TO Aprll 30, 1910 was rendered Fri
day in Boston, extracts OF which were
received over the Pollock wires The
total receipts for the period mentioned
amounted To $3oi.672 the payroll account
was Sll3,GlS. and miscellaneous disburse =
menls amounted to $6590 On April 30,
1910, The company had 1854, iG5 in the
treasury.
Although the Lake company is ship
per OF orc, the receipts do not represent
inc returns from shipments exclusively,
Tor some treasury stock was sold dur
lng the year prior To the shipping date.
Inc present production IS Approximately
3o0O tons OF ore a month. and the com
pany is now installing An immense hoist
ing equipment which VIII handle n pro-
duction OF 20op tons daily. which rate
OF output is thought 10 be due In the
very near future.
About four years ago the Lake prop
erty was discovered in n now part OF
Michigan, following which
chmo n serics OF finds OF such merit thnI
this new section Of the lake country has
ovcrshadowed everything else of like
character there Tho Lake property has
been sounded 10 tho seventh level. and
the ores drifted on so far at least 800
feet TO the south and 700 feet north Of
the shaft. Orc has been opened on all
levels, ana the management is utilizing
eleven diamond drills I'm developing the
minc. The ore Is concentrated at the
custom plants of that vicinity. The
o0O: or 100 900 shares, par value $%5, Of
which 10000 shares are outstanding and
on which S3 per share is paid in The
property consists OF 74O acres
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
Mining Notes.

James j. Bcvcridee. The mining cngi-
necr. has returned from making a pro-
fesslOnal visit to Montana mines.
President G.. r. Orchard and SuDerin-
tendent John Thomson of tho Utah MIN
ing. Milling and Transportation company
are in the city.
Tho subscription books of the AIgomah b
Copper company VIII close at o CLOCK
p m today.
General Manager IL. y. Lehman of the
Yankee Consolidated company Is making
ing visit 10 the property at Jlnt'c.
Bert Crepps ot the Gum Thompson
company hos returned from week g
visit To Wyoming points.
Colonel George w. r. Dorsey has re-
turned from Nebraska. where. lie says.
the corn crop bids fair To surDass in
hcalthful conditions tho wheat.
a, Campbell. William Lawrence and
T. w. Griffith will make a visit to Park
City mines today.
L, Palmer OF the Regent property in
Deep Creek is In the city for the purpose
of selling car Of siNer-lead ore. The
property is looking very good and fire.
quent shipments can be looked for.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
NO CESSATION OF UTAH
COPPER PRODUCTION

IL is a matter of general knowledge
that The Ctah Copper company Is In
creasing the capacity of it's Garfield CON
centrating plants by the addition Of Gar
field or Roughing tables. while the stamp
system originally put in by the Boston
Consolidated company, now that the mill
is the property OF the Utah Copper is
being replaced in Conforma tIon with tho
original Utah Copper or Magma mil IL
mas been matter of speculation whether
or not the Utah Copper company during
this replacement period will bc able to
maintain its usual large tonnage treat
ment. but those who know or who are
In position 20 know. assert that there
VIII he no falling of in efficiency dur
Ing this period.
The Magma plant is being ycvamped i'm
rapid fashion. three sections already hav-
ing been improved by the addition OF 1he
Garfield tables. which means threa seq
tlons have had their capacity raised from
900 TO 1000 tons Of ore each per day Rv
The time IL Is due to close down the Old
Boston or the Arthur mill. If such a
course is necessary. the Magma plant
should be in shape. with tho assistance
OF the Copperton mill. 10 maintain an
even tonnage. When the plants arc ali
rounded out as planned tho comuany viii
have al It's disposal q milling capacity
OF approximately 10000 tons of orc n
day.