guage; this was interpreted into Spanish and…
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

L. Scott Notary Public, we may assume that this is the Scott & Jefferey’s store. The news stand is located here and above the stack of papers we see the name of Paul F. Wachenhausen. He was a brother of Mrs. O. S. Warren. . . Picture by Lucas, courtesy Mrs. E. W. Ward. guage; this was interpreted into Spanish and then into English. When “Bonita” was sworn and told to relate the circumstances of the shooting of Acosta, Carpio spoke to her in Apache and said “don’t tell it; if you tell it they will kill me.” The poor girl burst into tears and pointing upward said, “I must tell it. I have promised God not to tell a lie.” She then related the facts as I have before given them. When she had finished her testimony she fell on her knees and in her own language appealed to Judge Bristol to have mercy on her unfortunate brother. Carpio was convicted of murder in the first degree and sentenced to death. A jury was sub- sequently impannelled to inquire into his sanity ; they found him to be sane, but a few weeks after this he died in jail a raving maniac.