The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-28

/. from alarm box No. 80. He was ever
II taken by the patrolman in vacan
x lot on First West between Sweets
g candy factory and the Hoover Drut
Y company, but again broke away. Dart
n ing behind a shed in the rear of the
a Sweet building he drew revolver and
: fired three shots at Griffiths, all TAX
I ing effect, before the officer could
draw his gun. Before the startled
gaze of a dozen witnesses, Anselmo
climbed over fence into Hazel court,
and ran across Broadway through an
Alley on the opposite side of the
street. Reaching a point in the center
of the block he stopped and reloaded
his gun, then dashed across backyards
and fences to Second West and Fourth
Southland was lost to view.
Search Of City.
A city-wide search. participated in
by every available member of the re.
guar department attaches of sher-
ifs office special officers, street car
men and citizens who volunteered
their services ended at 9:15 o'clock
last night when Anselmo was safely
lodged in the county Jail, after being
shot through the left bullock by a
bullet fired from the revolver of pat
rolman II. H. Hendricksen,
After hours Of trailing worthless
clues in all parts of the city through
a drizzling rain, Detectives W. G.
Geese and H. C. Leihter responded
to call which marked the end Of the
chase at o'clock. Shortly before, pa..
rolman FrankTripp and Juvenile OF
ficer George Robinson had followed |
Frank Anselmo, father Of the alleged |
murderer to the home of Mike Ausel- |
mo, an uncle of the man under arrest |
No. Loves court. They reported to |
the police station from the home Of |
Mrs. David II. Cook, ST. w. Fourth |
South, and resumed their shadowins |
of the father when he left the uncles
home to go to "Greektown." Defect |
ives Geese and Leichter were detailed |
to investigate the premises in the hop, |
of finding Anselmo. Their search of |
the house was frui.iess and they start
ed back to the staten.
Saw Him Enter Shed.
Less than five minutes afte
departure Mrs. d =, Cook, wife Of |
Rio Grande Blacksmith, who resides |
at No. Loves court, saw Mike Ansel- |
mo, Mrs. Anselmo and a third man |
enter the Anselmo home at No. 3 The |
third member of the party she took to
be the man wanted by the police. Wat
ching from her window she saw the
woman come out Of the house and go
to the rear OF No. 4 the home of some
Armenians who are away.
After inspecting the shec, the wo.
man returned TO the Anselmo home"
said Mrs. Cook. "A few minutes lat
" ShN NoihN oul Vi iht houot anu Wtnt
to the shed with the young man. She
returned to the house Alone
WOMAN LEADS POSSE.
Mrs. Cook then hurried to the home
Of Mrs. David A. Cook, ST. w. Four.
tn South and notified the police. Ten
officers, under Capt. Emil johnson
rushed to the scene in the patrol wag
on They were met at Fifth West and
Fourth South by the elder Mrs. Cook.
The officers separated into two
squads one entering the block through
an alley off Fourth South, led by the
elder Mrs. Cook The second squad
was conducted to the shed by the
Younger Mrs. Cook through Loves
Court from Fifth West street.
AS the two squads approached the
she'd from different directions the
Mrs. Cook clutched the arm
" Captain Johnson and said
There he is"
At the same time there was a rat.