Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
.|ADL|N KILLS
TWO RUTRLESSLY
Bloody Tragedy Enacted on the
Fl. Hall Reservation by Drink.
Crazed RedSkin.
THE NEWS FROM P0cATELL0.
Reception and Banquet rendered
Bishop Milo 4. Hendricks by tho
Young Ladies' Mutual.

Special Correspondence,
HOCATELLo, Dec i3.--A bloody
tragedy was enacted In the Fort
Hall Indian agency at Bannock
creek, 20 miles west OF here. Tuesday
full blood Dannock Indian, full Of the
full blood Bannock Indian. full Of the
pale face fire water, ran amuck and
killed two other Indians with a rife
The tragedy occurred about 1880 In the
afternoon. The news Travelled quickly,
and the entire. Indian police force be-
sides volunteers, are out for a general
man hunt on the trail OF the murderer.
The killing appears to he a wanton
one. lie first shot and killed Mrs.
Charles Ingatur, firing four shots
through her head. which was witnessed
By one of her little sons. Bearskin
then rode Off, but the boy reported the
horrible affair TO another Indian named
Charley Ramsey, who was engaged In
hauling fire wood from the bottoms,
and he gave chase after the murderer
but he was shot twice in the forehead,
and died instantly, which also was the
case OF the sguaw.
Both the Indians are school gradu.
ates OF the Fort Hall Indian school.
Mrs. Ingatur Is the mother of four
children, two Of whom are at school.
Bearsl<iu Is 20 years of age and Is
well known here in Pocatello. AS
usual in such caseH here, the indian
slayer generally commits suicide as
soon as his pursuer overtakes him, but
what the outcome will be In this case
is awaited with much interest. Bear
skin started out IN a southerly direc.
ton and is now supposed TO be In the
mountains near Malad. II Is not be-
lieved that he will escape, as his pur-
suers are skilled In hunting the trail.
The Lemhi Indians will, II is said
move to the Fort Hall reservation ear
~ this spring. They are credited with
being good class OF Indians, easily
managed by Uncle Sam.
Miss Essie Quigley and James l..
Hopkins were married at the home OF
the brides parents, Sheriff and Mrs
David Quigley, Wednesday evening b.
Bishop Milo A. Hendricks; only the
immediate relatives were present.
RECEPTION FOR BISHOP
a very brilliant reception was ten
dered Bishop Milo a. Hendricks and
his counselors last Friday night, at the
l.. ID. S. amusement hall by the ward
and stake officers OF the Young La
dies Mutual. The Invitations were
limited to Mutual association mem.
bers and their escorts.
w. A. Samms, the leader OF the
Samms orchestra, and lessee OF the
MoNichol & Wrights dance hall, has
retired as the leader of the orchestra
which Is now performing regularly al
tho auditorium, owing to press of civil
en- neer work and other duties.
Prot John Van Prcsky will hereafter
be the manager and conductor OF the
auditorium orchestra, which Is q part
of the Eagle concert band.
Miss Anna Kohl and Freight Eingi
neer David w. Carr were married
Thursday evening at the home of tn,
brides parents on North Hays avenue
Rev. +. Il. Whitman OF the Congrega
tional church performed the ceremony
BEDCLOTHES BURNED.
There was a narrow escape from
serious fire at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. Noah S. Pond. Thursday night, a
S o'clock. Mrs. Pond put her little DO
Wayne to he'd and n few moments late
the smell of smoke prevailed and the
child came back to his mamma some
what frightened. An examination
showed that an electric globe over tn
bed had burst and set the bedclothe'
on FIRE.
John G. Scott age Al. OF Mccain.
mon, died here Sunday, at the residenc
OF his brother, James Scott. of puen
monia. His remains We're taken Il
McCammon for interment. Rev. Father
Van der Douchkt preached the ser.