The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13
SLEEPS CLOSE TO
SCENE OF MURDER
Highwayman Spends Night in
House Only Few Feet
Away From Mission.
OTHERS CATCH A TRAIN
POLICE ENTIRELY AT SEA CON
CORNING CLUES.

Especial % The Herald Republican,
ogden. June 12.--No arrests for the
murder Of saburo Ichimura. prominent
japanese banker. and the wounding OF
two other Japanese az the hold-up OF
the Japanese Mission house here last
niEht. have as yet been made. and the
police are absolutely without definite
cIcS That one Of the trio OF murder
Gus hiEhwaymcn spent the nlEht IN
81 deserted room on the UPPER floor OF
%. Jcuecn's home, scarcely 80 yards
from che Mission house. was discovered
by The police this morning.
clamocriuE through the back win
dow which hc had reached bJ scallnB
a nearby apple tree, the fellow threw
his gult on little tcu-ycar-old Olaf
Jensen, VINO is c9nNalesclng from an
90 KIN HIM m ne made "a sound. RE
then proceeded 10 lock the boy into
the room while be entered an adjoining
unoccupied room. According TO the
boy. hc spent the night there, and sew
cral witnesses have been located who
claim 90 have seen the fellow leave
the house the same way he entered at
daylight this morning.
This man is supposed 90 have been on
guard outside the Mission house during
tnc hold-up- When the shots were liree
De o. supposed 20 have skirted the
western side or the house and taken
refuge I'm the nearby frame shanty IN
the manner related. He was dressed
roughly. with cowboy hat and "a red
hand Cerchicl about his neck.
me- IRAN or NNn nNNFF Two highway
men disappeared at O'Clock last night
fra the vicinity % the northern railroad
yards. The police followed them along
Washington avenue northward as Tar
as the ogden rlvcr, training them BY
means 1f thc four men VINO were held
up alon- Washington following the
sn''lInE- Lnere lne va. plyhe ~
the next heard was tnat the Two men
answering the description mad been
seen boarding "a nortnbound passenger
train in the railroad yards.
search of All trains uTrNT=
fn- at Brigham city and other north
rru points today has revealed no one
answering the description or the MUIR
derers They seem 90 have dropped
completely out OF sight. one theory
~ The police D. that they LETT the train
Drreu end proceeded westward TO the
shore. rf Great salt Lake. there catch
frr a Southern Pacific train across the
Cur-nff Nevada officials have been
notified and are watching am west
bound trains. Employees at the union
depot ruId thC police today Of two men
an. WcrinE tnc scriFion VINO llE-
chased tickets for the Portland EN-
press. which goes north out OF ogden
af 4 o'clock In tho morning.
Sahuro 1chimura was one OF the most
prominent japanese I'm ogden. He had
m1unEFI the Affairs or the Japanese
American bank Tor several years prior
90 ils closing and since then had been
active in the general welfare OF the To-
cal Japanese colony. He leaves Wld-
ow ana one small child. lie was 81
How Shooting started.
The recovery of III. Nabcshima. who
was shot through the abdomen. ls still
douhffuI although reports from the
IosuIt.I tonight are favorable. ur. Ike
luCEc. I.IctlcluE physician who was
shot through the LETT shoulder. viii
recover without serious consequences.
according 60 latest reports at the
scene OF tho killing. Do was Nebeshlma
who started the shooting by suddenly
reaching irto his back pocket The
taller OF che two highwaFmcn. who
was efHudiug ruard while his cOmpan-
son vent through the poci7sts Of the
Jaus. took the motion as a hostile one
and began shooting. Nabcshima
stomach. The first shot was The signal
Tor general rush on the part OF the
20 Japs and the highwaymen began
shooting.
Ichimura hurlcJ himself on TO the
fellow who had 8nOt Nahes -lima. and
other highway mau The bullet pierced
the heart. causing instant death. Then
followed m desperate melee. I'm which
Dr. lEihucho was shot through the
shoulder and two others had their
clothing riddlcd with bullets. AS the
hirhwaFmeu went through the win
dow. one Jap hurled n chair. striking
into several pieces by the compact and
the police arc Including "a badly bruised
back ae part OF The description OF the
muffcrcre.
The funeral Of saburo Ichimura win
b held 20 o'clock Tuesday from the
was a member. Tho services VIII be
conducted by Rev. W. w. Fleetwood
Tho japanese colony viii attend In q
body