The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-30

 crew. Some member of tho crew n- nally struck Emile down. by hitting him over Che head. cutting a deep gash in the scalp
 Fastened To Deck
 Emiie's knife was thrown into the water. and the captain of the boat ordered him fastened to the deck de- termined to take no further chances. On pallet of blankets the Insane man was pinned to the hatch. his feet tied and his arms fastened to the deck. with ropes The itsol proceed ed Go Hoonah, but later turned back for Juneau. leaving the trap crew at Hoonah. Captain Bailey then decided that he would have to bring the wit nesses to Juneau and went back to Hoonah and again picked up the trap crew. The Itsol arrived here at six o'clock last evening, and was met by Chief of Police E. J. Sitter and Of ficer Dan Harrington. who had been telephoned to from the ely dock. Emile was lying under canopy that had been erected to keep the sun from beating into his face, His hands were united. and he and Gallagher were taken to Dr. Bevis' office. Ar terward he was taken to Che federal jail and placed in a padded cell. Gal lagher was able to so down town. af- ter his wounds were dressed.
 "He sure was crazy Gallagher said last night "We didn't know what he was going to do. and he jumped overheard without a moments warning. And he put up great scrap"
 Captain Bailey said Emile prac- tically took command of the boat until we could get him down and tie him. We could afford to take no chances with him
 Was Found Insane Here
 Emile is known in Juneau as Dutch Henry" Nearly two years ago he was found insane by jury m Commissioner J. B. Marshall's court. after he had scared residents of Salmon Creek for several weeks, by his actions He had been employ ed as stationary engineer by the Alaska Gastineau Mining Company. and occasionally he had epileptic fits in camp. He was sent to the asylum. Deputy Marshal W. G. Fels taking him to Portland on the steamship Humboldt Two months ago he was discharged as cured" the asylum doctor reported to the Governors of- flee. He remained at the asylum two or three weeks after he was dis charged. working at wages to get enough money to get him back to Juneau He returned here on the steamship Dolphin.
 Last evening. while his wounds were being dressed. he talked at ran dom and his babbling indicated that he believed he was a butcher He raved about his knife. and about the stockyards. but showed gameness while Dr. Bevis took z stitches in his head.
 Emile Found lnoane.
 Emile was found Go be insane. by a jury in Commissioner Marshalls court this afternoon. Dr. F. c. De- vighne testified that Emile was un- doubtedly suffering from alcoholic dementiaw He talked with Emile this morning. and the latter said that he was better off down at the asyl- am Capt. Bailey told of the trip on the Itsol and of Emile's rawlings.
 Emile told the jury that he jumped overheard to swim to the Point Re- treat light. mile distant CT would have made it. too" he responded to Attorney G. c. Winn's question. He then told the pury that he knew what made him do queer things. "A few weeks before ! was born my mothers maid took a it. and scared my mother to death: that is why 1t shows on
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