BLOODY ROW
AT ILWACO
Football Frcnz and Booze Inflames
New Recruits Court-Martial Will
Probably Be Organized to Investi
gate Assault on Sergeant Divine,
of Fort Canby
Ilwaco, Wash., Oct. 18. A desperate
tight took place on the reservation at
Fort Canby, Monday morning, between
Thomas Divine, a sergeant and half
dozen soldiers. Sergeant Divine is laid
up at the hospital in a dangerous con
dition, and the soldiers are confined in
the guard-house. The matter is being
kept as quiet as possible. Local papers
have been persuaded not to give the
matter publicity. The name of the of
ficer assaulted, however, has been
obtained, and it is farther known that
the officers who committed the assault
will be tried by court-martial as soon as
the formalities of the army law can be
complied with.
The trouble, it seems, originated in
Ilwaco last Sunday night. A football
game was played here between teams
from Forts Canby and Stevens. After
the game was over the players, the
soldiers accompanying them, repaired
to the saloons of Ilwaco and celebrated
in usual soldier sly ie. Late in the night,
it is claimed, some of the Canby eoldiers
got under the influence of liquor, and
meeting Officer Divine, who is a sergeant
atCiinby, and who has charge of the
work, or overseeing the work at Cunby,
and having ooie grievance against him
on account of claiming that he had not
treated them right, raised a row with
him.
Sergeant Divine, who was not dringing,
tried to reason the matter with them
and eettle the trouble without difficulty,
but nothing would go but tight.
The proprietor of the aaloou, who is
noted for keeping an orderly house,
Stopped the row on his premises, and
the men went into the street, where the
aerve.uit, who is a very large and
muscular fellow, knocked them cut in
regular order, by twos and fours. Some
of them, it is reported, took refuge I e-
hind boxcars from the big officer, and
when there were no more left in the
field he went to the fort.
Here is where the generally-known
facts close, except that a half-dozen
eoldiers are in the guardhouse and the
officer has been lying at death's door.
But the facts, as near as they can be
ascertained, are that on Monday morn
ing, the soldiers had sobered up and
that Mine of them demanded satisfaction.
The big sergeant, who is a ccrapper trom
way bick, as the record to date shows,
went with them to a quiet place on the
reservation to griuit them such satis
faction as they required. It appears
that upon their airival at the spot
agreed upon, instead of fighting along
the line of two or three to one, as was
intended by the officer, that they at
tacked him in a body, and hence the
iesult.
It was first reported in Ilwaco that
the officer's skull was fractured, and
IbSt he was injured internally, but it is
claimed more authoritatively that he
is not so badly injured, but there seems
to be no question of the organization of
a Iriai by court-martial and that the
eoldiers will get the full limit tor their
off-nte.
It is stated that the assailants were
new recruits, and that the ring leader is
recently from Kentucky.
charged a number of men working
under him and attribute tbe letters to
members of the Wardner Industrial
union, tbe new labor organisation
formed there after the riot of 1809.
Residents of Wardner say that since
Gatewood succeeded Joe Cleaver nearly
every man employed at tbe lower tun
nel has been discharged.
While there is a wide diversity ol
opinion as to the soiree of the letters
there is a unanimltyfbf expression as to
the dastardliness of the act, and if the
authors can be found they will have
few sympathizers.
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Skull ami Cronliiie Notices.
Wallace, Idaho, Oct. 17. --Lewie
Giiewood, until recently in charge of
the work at lb- Hunker Hill and
Sullivan's lower tunnel, claims that be
wis forced to resign his position because
of the receipt of threatening letters.
The first was postmarked October 7th
and r.-ad as follows :
"L ?wi- Gatewood : Take warning be
fore it is too late. If you fire ar other
man without good cause, we will take
you from your bed and send o i down
the track faster than you ever went be
fore in your life. You are known to
every man in this camp. Wa have no
orders to fire men ; so beware. United
we stand."
No attention was paid to it and
October Oih he received the following:
"Kellogg, Idaho. Lwis Gatewood :
W see you are hern, as you havo been
warned to leave and have not as yet.
Now, this is the second time and prob
ably tbe last. So you bad better pick
up and leave before it is too late. We
mean what we say."
Both notes wereaigued with a drawing
of a skull and crosabonee.
Mr. Gatewood remained two days after
tbe receipt of the second notice and then
resigned the position, which he baa held
since last June.
Mr. Gatewood aaya that he had dis-
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THE SUICIDE BUG.
Minute Insect of Cuba That Bur
rows the Human Skin.
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ute creature does is its act of self-destruction,
and this might be taken as
an expiation of. its life of utter use
lessness. Along the creek's arid swamp in the
heart of the ever-faithful isle the Lep
tus is found, and while he never strays
from "his native haunts in search of
human prey woe to the unfortunate
wayfarer who crosses his path and dis
turbs him in his own territory, for he
never fails to connect with the trav
eler, and once he lands leaves un im
pression that never fades.
The nearest kin to the Leptus in this
country is the red bug or "ehiggoe" of
the southern states, resembling- him,
both i-i size, color and mode of ope rat
ing, but the Cuban variety possesses-a
capacity for creating trouble that
should be allotted to nothing smaller
In size than a full-grown elephant.
Once on the clothing of tbe traveler
the size of the pest enables him to
v:ilk right through the meshes of the
cloth as a man would pass under the
arches of the public building, HBO" ar
riving at the skin of his victim he
starts on a quiet hunt for a pore.
The human body is covered with
these little glands and It docs not t:ike
n great while before his bugship h is
located one just to hits taste, and hav
ing decided on his base of operations,
the monster plunges in, head fore
most, burrowing inward with all the
vigor of Its migbty little fro rot, until
it reaches the curly end of its tunnel
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