Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-19
TRAG|CAL END IF MEXICAN
 WEDDING
Francisco Quijada Murders His
 Father-in-Law, Terribly Mu- tiIating Remains With a Ra-
 zor-0fficerS on Trail,

Very seldom does wedding cele- bration end in the way one ended at Douglas on Tuesday morning.
 There had been wedding in the Mexican quarter; most of the colony were invited. and many from across the international boundary line. Ev- erything went off well, ard a great many of the guests made the wedding the starting place of a continued spree. Among those who imbibed very free ly was Francisco Quijada, a Mexican from across the line. The party with which Quijada was celebrating be- came very boisterous, and three of them were arrested for disturbing the peace. After his friends were ar rested Quiiada went across the line to his home at Agua Prieta, where he lived with his wife and father-in-law.
 Whether dispute took place or not, no one will ever know. unless Quijada feels like telling the circumstances. On arising in the morning Mrs Qui- jada went to her fathers room to call him. On entering the room she saw the body of her father laying across the cot on which he was accustomed to sleep
 The body was in c horrible condi- tion; the throat was cut from ear to ear; the breast of the murdered man was laid open, the arms and legs were frightfully gashed. and the entrails of the corpse were in plain view. The woman looked at the corpse for an instant and then swooned. When she revived she immediately sent for the neighbors. and some one was sent for the police.
 The police arrived in few minutes. and immediately made an examination of the premises Mrs Quiiada told them that her husband had come home early in the morning, but when she saw that he had been drinking she paid no more attention to him, but went to sleep. She said that she had not heard any noise. so, it is probable that the old man was murdered while he slept, without chance for his life.
 The police made 8 search of the town. and then sent word to the au- thorities cn the American side of the line. The police and rangers took the matter uD immediately and spent Tuesday in an unsuccessful search for the rnur1ere~
 Securing the country ground Doug las on Tuesday ni-ht Ranger Jesse Rollins came acrcss the trail of the murderaT. Te notified Lieut. Harry Wheeler nf the rangers. and the two took up the trail. Rollins followed the trail into BisHee. and spent the day in and arnurd the town locking for his man. Rollins expected Wheeler to ar- rive in the city last night, but the Lieu. tenant was delayed.
 The rangers gave the local police 9 description of the man, so if he is in the city it will be very hard for him to escape arrest. If caught the mur- deTer will be taken back to Douglas. and turned over to the Mexican author ities at the boundary. The razor with which the cutting was done was afterwards found in a clump of brush near the house.
 The name of the, dead man was Mar cellino Uriba, and he was fifty-siZ years of age. ...
 About g o'clock last evening Rollins WAS walking up Brewery Gulch, and when he got opposite to the EdelweisS Cafe saw man answering to the de- Scription of the muIderer. He accost-  ed the man and asked him if his name was Quijada. The Mexican said that was not his name, and gave another. The Mexican also said that he had just come through from Phoenix to- day, and that he had not had anything to eat. The circumstances of arriv- ing here today and not having had anything to eat. confirmed the ranger in fha iDnrpSSiOn that ha had his man so he locked him up and sent word to the chief of police of Agua Prieta to come to Bisbee at once. The Agua Prieta police were well acquainted with Quijada, so if he is the man ar. rested there will DC no trouble to identify him.
 After midnight last night it was learned that the man arrested by Ranger Rollins was not the man want ed Identification by the Agua Prieta chief of police to show that the Bis bee prisoner was Quijada, and he was released.