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Arizona republican., 1899-04-12
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WHAT PEOPLE SAY. 8


Walter Hill: If the farmers Of tn 5
valley would cooperate with the shin
pers a large amount of fruit could be
shipped annually with a profit. The
cary seadIes5 grapes are an example
They are in gres- demand in ChiC2So'
but not enough attention is paid TO
their picking by the groves arlI 1t IS
difficult fer the shippers to land them
there in good condition.
H. X. Ferguson of s. Paul: was
very much interested this morning
when l read an account in your paper
which said the project of an Arizora
summer resort was being contemplated.
| like Phoenix and what l hay- seen
Of Arizona and believe that I sPo'f
like the locality rneL Toned for the re-
SOS. | shall extend my visit if the
Place spoken of is established. If it IS
properly conducted it will he a great
thing for the territory. but on the
ether hand q great deai Ct precaUtion
should be taken in making it thor
cughly reputable, Or it will do Arizona
mora harm than good.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-12
AN ARIZONA RAILROAD
Praise fer the North and South Line BIZ
New Mexico Newspaper


The Santa Fe, Prescott & PhoeniV
railroad Of Arizona, connecting with
the main line CT tha Santa Fe at Ash
/ Fork and running distance Of 20N
miles south, terminating at Phoenix,
I The capital. although only branch
line, is playing an active part in the
| industrial development Of that terri
/ tory-a part tha Importance Of which
the pecple there as yet evidently fall
to cOmgAeheEd in its fUllneS5, and
(which will of necessity become moro
APPARENT as time rolls along. This role
is much greater than that usually
played by railroads of the same size
elsewhere and can be explained only
hy the physical features CT the country
through which the line passes
4 represe ntative of the Optic had
occasion to travel the length Of this
line a few days ago and found physical
conditions OF the very best Other
Arizona roads have evidently been
e0ufp2ed with rolling stock that has
besn condemned On the main lines.
The roadbed is often very rough ard
lacks the smocthness and finish th#l
comes only through constant work on
the part of section haE[is. Nc, so with
the read mentioned. Rolling stock.
cars. track and all else pertaining
thereto vie with tbs main line in up
to-date perfection ana. improvement.
Travellers leaving the main line are
greatly surprised at this exceptional
state Of affairs
The line Of road not only penetrace'
2 mineral bel5 Of unsurpassed richness.
which tact is being demonstrated every
day, but gives competitive rates to tho
II nv 81 ctt t147l
tural district OF The t-TTitCry- This In
fuenCe reaches beyond the district
mentioned This was Demonstrated last
lC9r when thousands Of tons cf alfalfa
hay were shipped into southern Call
fOrnIa to relieve drou5h conditions eX-
sting there The competitive rates put
into effect from the Ealt River valley
we're extended to the irrigation dis
tpicts in Graham. Pima and ether cONn-
ties which cannot by any manner OF
means he accounted competitive terri
tory.
This. briefly STATED. is the unique Do-
siliOn occupied by the Santa Fe Pres
colt &, Phoenix railroad. 1t not only
penetrates an exceedingly rich mineral
belt, but opens up possibilities for tli@
farmers Of the tcrritoTy that they nayer
had before
\ railroad, as much IS any CHER cap
itaIized concern, is just exactly what
those managing ii may choose to make
it, Much Of the success 81 the Santa
Fc. Prescott & Phcenix Railroad COM
Dany is due to its officers. Among these
may be favorao1y mer ticned George NJ
Sargent. general freight and passenger
agent VINO has brought to his import
ant position not only the experience
gained in years Of similar activity in
the east. but great personal ACTIVITY
and energy as well, From the highez-
to the lowest emriJyes Of the road not
one but what is nC5ed for competency
and fitness for the position that he &C.
cupies.-Las Vegas, n. NJ, Optic
Arizona republican., 1899-04-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

John Emory of Chicago is q guest of
the Ford.
M. j. Rusche Of San Francisco is at
the Hotel Adams
NJ. jacobson Of st. Louis is a recent
arrival d the Ford.
z. Black Of jerome was among last
nights arrivals at the Ford.
E. 2. johnson left over the S. i. ?. &
p. for Kansas City last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cha-Ies Fleming ar
rived from Denver yesterday.
John Griffin left over TIL northern
route for Los Angeles last night.
William Gregg Of the s. T. P. & P.
re-U ned to Prescott las night
NJ. McCulI3ch came down from Pres
cctt last night. He is qUartcrel at the
Fo.d.
Mrs. Gilbert Yaeger left over the
southern route last niSat for Little
Rock.
William Best, travelling man of San
r ancisco, arrived at the Hotel Adams
yesterday.
H. R. Bradford is a guest of the
Fcrd. He arrived from New York
city last night.
H. L. Boyd, commercial man, is at
die Hotel Adams. having arrived yes
terday from Boston.
Mr.. A. n. Franklin of Tucson ar
lived in town Yesterday morning. He
is at the Commercial.
H C. Gottlievson was an outgoing
passenger over the S. T. P. & P. for
Los Angeles last night.
+. D. Miller, travelling passenger
agent for the Illinois Central, left last
night over the southern route for San
Antonio.
Mrs Henry Andrews. Miss Loi and
Miss Andrews came in over the south
crn route from Washington, D. c., yes
terday and secured quarters at the
Ford
Deacon F. c. Nichols Of Denver and
Mrs. Nichols who spent last winter in
Phoenix are now at St. Augustine,
Fla, and hope to return to Phoenix
next winter.
Dr. l.. H Cook OF Button, Ind. az
rived in the city yesterday morning.
He wall spend a few days visiting d..
D. NJ PuIman. after which he VIII 50
on to the coast.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the
Commercial was A. A. Du1tOn %
Flagstaff Efr DuttOn Was a repubH
can member Of the council Of the
Nineteenth legislature from Coconino
C.rff7r7+7-
Arizona republican., 1899-04-12
FAVORS GRAVELED ROADS

To the Editor of The Republican,
Sir; Sc,na time ago The FaulJ
FINDER" holding that the supervisors
should be elected from thu city cElti-
cfsed those officers fer crawling the
Yuma and Tempe roads. He says:
Even the people of the town seem 10
be pleased with and proud O. these
thor0ughfares. This Shows they are
Shortsightcd.
Now l am as strongly IN favor of
improving cur city streets as the gen
tleman whose sentiments Fault Finder
was Welding can be, but I am also in
favor of improving the country roads,
realizing that the city as well rs the
country is benefited by so doing Our
winter visitors are fond of carriage
riding. horseback riding and wheeling,
and one of the best investments the
Arizona republican., 1899-04-12
AINswoRTH's sLAYERS.
Sheriff White Believes They Will Ulti-
mately Be Captured.

Sheriff Scott White of Cochise coun-
4y came in yesterday morning from
Tombstone with an insane patient.
He said last night that the Ha,dernan
brothers, the slayers of Deputy Sheriff
Ainsworth and Ted Moore, had not
heen captured and nothing had been
heard from them. He ordered two
more deputies to leave Tombstone yes
terday to join in the hunt. Though
their capture may not be made soon.
the sheriff has little doubt that II VIII
eventually be made When the posse
was last heard from the trail OF the
fugitives had been lost, or rather, they
had ceased to make a trail on the rocks
of the Chirchahaus. The sheriff has
since been trying to get bloodhounds,
but has not succeeded in finding any
The murder of AinswOrth and Moore,
he said, was the most useless slaughter
that had ever come under his notice.
1t was utterly wanton, for the Halder-
mans had nothing to fear from the
law. They were only accused Of kill
ing a cow The offense was not
serious and proof SO far as the sheriff
knows, was lacking. Beside, in the
history of prosecutions in this terri
tory for cattle killing, not one defen-
dant in ten is convicted.
The Haldehnans are both young
One is twenty-four and the other nine
teen or twenty. Both are tall, salloW,
hatchet-faced, with black hair and
black eyes. The elder has lived in
Cochise county for about eighteen
months. He came to the ChiTcahuas
from New Mexico They have no
friends, so that they will likely GET
little assistance in their flight They
had nothing at their ranch,
Sheriff White returned to Tomb
stone last night This morning he
will meet an officer from Wilcox at
Benson with one OF the notorious Bar
loot family, who is being taken to
Tombstone to b examined for horse
stealing. Barefoot was arrested neorty
a month ago on a similar charge and
gave bond.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-12
CITY DEMOCRATS.
Candidates for Delegates TO the MI
nicipal Convention.

The democrats of Phoenix h1ld four
mass meetings last night in as many
wards to select candidates to be voted
fer as delegates to the city democrtic
convention on Saturday. The proceed
ings were perfunctory, even in the
third ward There was not 4 heavy at
tendance anywhere and very little in
tarest. The First ward meeting was
held over the Anheuser, the second 1t
the Ford hotel, the third IN the Stein
negger building and the fourth at the
city hall.
The following is the list OF candi-
dates;
y First Wards. J. Nicholson, W. =.
Lount, G. P. Bullard, S. W. Scot, J. *.
Burnett T. Nj Mognett. Gus Hirsch-
field, T. NJ Nolan, John Hurley, J. T.
MeadCr, e. ". Thayer.
Second Ward-H. II. Mcneil, J. P.
Clark. Ed Butts. Jr., S. p HoeTer.
Third Ward-James Reilly, Rohers
Doll. James Gibson, Seth Byers. John
Maddox, James Dunn, Richard VinsQn,
Charles Standard, !. B. Hooker, J. W.
Davenport, A. Parish, J. T. Dunlap, T..
Z. Parish, Neri Osborn.
Fourth Ward-W. T. Smith, Andy
Thom3n, A. &. Cobb, H. Montgomery.
Clay Leonard, N. Sanders, w. P.
Dcwel1. John Dewitt.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-12
SIX INDICTED.
Two Reports Submitted By the Grand
jury Yesterday.

The grand jury submitted two re-
ports yesterday. The first contained
indictments of T s. Albright for en-
bezzlement, and Eugenio ROdrigue5
and Miguel Guardiola for assault With
intent to commit murder. All were
arraigned and were given until today
to plead. The charge of horse steal
ing against August Schultz was ig-
nOrod Indictments were returned later
in the day against Robert Evans, Rob
EFT Smith and Charles MOlitOr, and
probably against other prisoners, not
in custody
Pedro B. Salazar was appointed
court interpreter.
On the civil side judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff in the case
CT S. Cberfelder VS. Mary Emma Nor
ton ct al In the case CT Eda Weston
VS. the National Steam Laundry fo-
damages, motion to compel the
plaintiff to file a cost bond was denied.
In the case of the Southern Extension
of the Tempe Canal VS. Mons Ellings0n,
a demurrer and plea in abaten emit
was argued.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-12
FUNERAL OF JOHN YOUNG.
4 Young Man Who Was Held in the
I1ighest Esteem.

The funeral Of John D. Young, the
victim Of the distressing mining acci-
dent at the Elkhart mine last Saturday
night, took place yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock from the Presbyterian
church. the Rev. Mr.. Ferguson of the
Christian church, officiating. The pail
bearers were former students Of the
university, many of them classmates
of the dead young man. The esteem in
whic- the young man was held in this
community, was shown in the long
procession which followed his mangled
body to its last resting place. Colonel
Young spoke feelingly of the sympa-
thy manifested by the people Of King
man. Funeral services had been h6ld
there. during which every business
house was closed. The deceased had
not lived in that eighborho0d lOng
bat he had lived there long enough to
gain the love and respect of all. Col
0nel Young VIII shortly leave for
Kingman 10 reside. His son left many
interests Of growing Importance. He
was a stOckh0ldsr and director Of the
new railroad to be built into the chlo-
ride district and owned shares in l
couple of mines, which are believed to
be very valuable.
The Young family for the last three
years has been pursued by fatalities.
Within that time three of the chil3rcn
have died violent deaths On May d.
1886, J. Roe Young. il. WAS killed by q
Maricopa & Phoenix train. Then ?.
three-year-old babe died after few
hours illness, the probable result o.
injuries received while playing.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-12
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

A meeting Of the republicans CT each
ward of the city viii be held Thursday
nigh5 in the respective wards as fol
lows: Ftrs3 ward, Adams hotel;
Second ward, P K .Hickey's office.
Adams street and Fifth avenue; Third
ward, Justice GTay's once, Second
avenue; Fourth ward, city hall. Every
republican interested in the coming
city election is earnestly requested to
ATTEND these ward meetings as matters
fer the coed CT the party are to be
discussed, and arrangements for the
primaries to be considered.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-12
MIR. KAY AND HIS ISLAND.
The Phoenix Fire Department Hose
Turned That Way.

The grief of the fire department oc-
casfuned by the structures Of p. L..
Kay, while laboring under the intense
heat which prevailed on Fourth av-
enue between Van Buren, street and
Bennett Lane is finding vent in a
series of resolutions, the first INSTALL
ment of which was issued yesterday
morning At a subsequent session of
the department the last of the follow
ing eqnoIlient was applied to whatever
departmental soreness that might still
exist. The tone of the resolutions in
dictate that the department was incliD-
ed to take an irreveren5 view Of MI
Kay.
Whereas, One P. L. Kay has deemed
it proper to give his views concerning
the city of Phoenix and its fire depart
Arizona republican., 1899-04-12
TONGUE TICkLERS

are not scarce IN this store, and at the
same time they make your pOcketbOOk
smile all over
VELVET Flour is a sure winner at
% pounds for csc.
MOCHA & JAVA COFFEE at Csc is
fine.
And our 20 and 25c Butter is guar
anteed to be o. K. or money refunded.
Is pounds pure Cane Granulated
Sugar is still one of our main attrac-
lions.
Some of our customers have got Of
Tended because we have refused them
credit for day or two. We will not
credit any man, woman or child that
lives in this or any other country. So
if you ask it, you must not get Of
Tended when you're refused. Every
body is equal The richest or the poor
est man in Phoenix cant get credit at
this store. I'VE sell cheap because
we sell for cash"
Arizona republican., 1899-04-12

The Chicago German-Americans
wasted some wei written resolutions
on a protest against an Anglo-Amer-
lean alliance. a good shot At the fussy
and meddling Won Diedrichs would
have been more to the point. The pos
sibility Of an alliance was not worth
the ammunition.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09
BRITANNIA'S GALL
Will Ask That the Beers Pay Now
the Expense Great Britain
Has Incurred.
SHOWING OFF TO The WORLD
The Vastness of the Military Preparations
Has for Its Object An Impression Upon
Other Countries Beers Have
Ample Time.

New York, October "a special tC
spondent of the World hears that the
British high commissioner of South At
RIGA has been authorized to notify Pres
ident Steyn, of the Orange Free State
that a peaceful settlement of the Trans
vaal difficulty can be made If President
Kruger will disarm his people, grant the
desired franchise to Outlanders, and
pay Great Britain indemnity for the
cost of her military preparations, which
now would be less than $1000,000 Ru-
mors are prevalent that Lord Salisbury
Is working for peace. 1t is the evident
determination of the Beers to act strict
ly on the defensive. The knowledge that
the British army corps cannot advance
ber is exercising a calming influence on
public feeling.
The real intention of Premier Sails
bury may be expected to develop short
ly. AS at present arranged the work
Of the session of parliament which will
begin October II, will consist of the
queens speech, dealing exclusively with
African questions, voting, credit and
passage of an appropriation bill This
will occupy three weeks. Owing to the
drain on the military source, all colo
nial reliefs have been stopped for the
year.
London, Oct. 9.-According to the lat
est advices from johannesburg, natives
who seem to have been re-enforced by
the lawless element are getting out and
anarchy is threatened.
London, October 9.--The vastness of
Great Britain's military preparations,
seemingly out of all proportion to the
work in hand in South Africa, was not
fully realized by the public until the
war office announced $4,000 reserves had
already been summoned. General Sir
Redvers Butler will have command of
twice as many British soldiers as the
Duke of Wellington, conqueror of the
first Napoleon, ever saw collected on
the battlefield The reasons back of this
lavish display are probably fear of a
native uprising, and possibly a conwic-
ton of the advisability of showing Eu-
rope that Great Britain is prepared to
resent any reaction resulting from pre-
va!ling continental ill-wil.
London, October 9.--The Berlin CORE
spondent of the Evening Standard says:
Information has been received at dip
lomatic quarters that Lord Salisbury,
at the last moment, hesitates to enter
upon war with the Transvaal A
peaceful solution is not, therefore, alto
gether impossible, although improba-
ble.'
From the continent comes an uncon-
firmed report of the preparations being
made for an organized attack upon the
mines by natives and the destruction of
plants. A report is in circulation of the
organization of corps Of volunteers to
aid the burghers, but lacks confirma-
tion.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09
MARKET REPORT.

New York, Oct. 9.-Money OH call
-nominally at per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, 81 @ 6. Silver, 5sB
Lead, $4.40.
Kansas City.-Cattle, receipts, $1,000
best natives steady, others to 10c low
er; native steers, $4.00 q $500; Texas
steers, $3.05 a $4.25; Texas cows, $2.25
"a SO. .25; native cows and heifers, Sits
a $4. 90; stockers and feeders, 500 @
S.. rs; bulls, $2.50@ $3.50. Sheep, 5000;
steady; lambs, $500 q s6.1o; muttons
$3. .05 q $4.00.
Chicago. - Cattle, receipts, 10000
steady to lower; beeves, $4.4o q $6.s5
cows and heifers, $1.75 q $500; Texas
steers, So. 40 q $4.25; stockers and feed.
ers, $500 q $4.s5. Sheep, $4,000; weak
to 10c lower; sheep, $s.75 q $3.50; lambs
81. 90 "a $5. 80
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09
At the Hotels.

At the Claire: A. Bassett, Chicago
Silva Heinman, Cincinnati; Theodore L.
Woods, Denver; ]. c. Hammond, st. Jo-
seph; w. O. Gaines, New York; ]. M
Hale, ST. Joseph; E. Ackerman, Omaha
G. Reed, Denver; H. j. Newmore
Cleveland; S. Bean, New York City;
Mrs. Henry Martin, Durango; M. Trau-
er, Albuquerque; Arthur Knaebel
Bland.
At the Exchange: NJ Trauer, Albu-
querque; Mrs. S. Mulholland and
daughter, Mrs. A. Harden, Cleburne
Tex; w. r. Arthur, Williamsburg, KY
At the Palace: l.. Rubles, Brown.
vile, Tex. o. M. Fairchild, st. Louis
A. Bassett, Chicago; o. o. Mattox
Chihuahua; w. c. Teasdale, Jr., st
Louis; L. L. Lyon, Denver.
AT the Bon-Ton: F. c. Manaird, Ma,
drid; Mrs. John Gregg and daughter
Phoenix; George Burnett, Albuquerque
E. G. Rodgers, Frank May, Bland; An.
tonic Medrona, Atrisco; J. J. Worthing.
ton, c. M. Worthington, Las Vegas
Jose Valdez, Pojoaque.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09
Chaves County District Court.

Judge Parker cleared up many cases
from the Chaves county docket in the
district court last week. Convictions
were as follows: Henry James, forgery,
sentenced one year; Antonio Garcia,
larceny of cattle, three years and a $500
fine: Ramon Serna, larceny of horse,
one year; James M. Ayers, larceny of
cattle, not sentenced; James Mullins,
obtaining property under false pre-
lenses, 80 days. The following were
acquitted Volney Mosgrave and Chas.
King, larceny of cattle. A number of
parties were indicted for violating the
Sunday law, and true bill was found
against VIM. Rainbolt for assault with
a deadly weapon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09
Strait in a Desperate Strait.

New York, Oct. 9.--Freeman Strait, a
well known real estate dealer and in
surance agent has been arrested charged
with defrauding the government by sell
ing war revenue stamps chemically
restored after cancellation. 1t is stated
by treasury special agents that Strait
and his associates have cheated the
government out 100000. Strait, they
say, has been clearing SO, 900 a week.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09
Cochiti Mines in Demand.

Eastern cat. lists have secured from
John G. Spears of Gallup, owner of the
Good Hope mine, an option on a group
of claims in Cochiti district, including
the Good Hope, Hopewell, Posey, Black
Girl and Allerton, and are said to carry
ore of high values. The option expires
in December, and the consideration is
100000 There is an abundance of ore
which assays about $40 per ton, while
specimens run above 500. The principal
work is in tunnels, and shows full
breast of fine quartz. The district in
which these mines are located is coming
to the front
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09
An Outlaw Killed.

Mormon Newman, an outlaw who es-
capped from Jail in Greer county, Okla
homa, last July was killed at San Angus
tine, Dona Ana county last Saturday.
The fugitive had robbed his partner in
Oklahoma, before being put into Jail.
Sheriff Blaylock followed him to New
Mexico, and with Sheriff Pat Garret and
Deputy Sheriff Jose Espaln sought to
arrest him. He resisted arrest and was
shot by Espalin.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09
"Jonesy" Again Able to Prophecy

New York, October 9.--United States
Senator Jones, chairman of the Demo-
cratic national committee, arrived Sum-
day from England, His health was ben
Gifted by the European trip. He said
Bryan and Mckinley would be the op-
posing presidential candidates in 1900,
thinking masses carrying on the fight
for bimetallism.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09

ticipated in the campaign against the
Apache Indians in New Mexico and
Arizona, and took u creditable part in
the campaign against Santiago In
April last he went to the Philippines.
San Francisco October 9.-The trans
port Pennsylvania, bearing the Wash
ington volunteers, has been sighted
short distance outside Of the Golden
(sata
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09
Frog legs at the Bon-Ton.
Schools and Postoffices.

Mrs. Ida M. Furnam, Of Lawrence,
Kas., has been appointed cook in the
Mescalero Indian school, New Mexico.
A postoffice has been established at
Pintada, Guadalupe county, with Eliceo
Gauna as postmaster.
Louis Deutschman has been appointed
postmaster at Iona Parda, Mora county,
vice Hermeluda B. Salaz, resigned.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09
Hanover Copper Company.

The Hanover Copper company incol
porated under the laws of West Virginia.
to-day filed incorporation papers in the
territorial secretary's office. The incor.
porators are c. w. White, Citra, Florida
Henry Cummins, New York; Charles G.
Burke, Brooklyn, John Cummins, Ro.
selle, N. j.; Felix Gottshalk. New York.
The capital Of the company is 81 1000, 900.
1t will conduct mining operations in
Grant county and has appointed as Its
resident agent A. H. Harlee OF Silver
CITY,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09
Candidate Bryan Ill.

Webster, Ia, October civilian
Jennings Bryan is seriously i'll with
throat and lung trouble at the farm of
Fred White, Democratic candidate for
governor, near this city. The illness
may compel him to cancel his speaking
tour in this state this week.
Omaha Neb October 9.--In reply to
telegraphic inquiry as to his condi-
tion, Bryan wired from Webster Ia:
"I am much better to-day. / expect to
be able to resume my tour tomorrow"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09
A Hired Assassin Caught.

Jose Chavez, known as sci Coyote, -
has been arrested in Arizona. on a
charge of shooting at F. A. Hubbell, in
Bernalillo county in 1891. He says he
was hired to assassinate Hubbell. The
shot was fred from behind tree on a
lonely road and slightly wounded Hub
bell. Chavez fled the country at once.