Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02
TIRED OF LIFE.
A Young HarTlsd Woman Commits
Suicide With a Revolver.
BRIEF but PATHETIC SORE.
"Ny Heart Is Brokpn-i Am Going 10
Dlc-llid ny Dear Papa aud
Mamma Guod.bye."


Mamma Good.bye."
a shocking suicide took place about
5 O'Clock yesterday Afternoon, nj li2
west South Temple street. the victim
Of hcr own rash act being young
married woman named Ruby Vi.ino.
The deceased anu her husband had
been living fora week or ~ pat IN q
room at She house above mentioned,
and which they rented from Mr.. j. G..
Shndherg, upholstcer, etc. They nre
described a. having apparently
led very quiet life during
their occupancy Of the apartment
there, aud the indications to those
around were that their relations were
Of harmonious character. rhe hus.
band, Emery Nisino, however, Ia said
10 have spent good deal u his time,
rs a dealer In the game Of faro, at Ger.
tain club rooms In this city. Al the
tigc named yesterday pistol shot
WIS heard in the room occupied ~ Mr.
nud Mfa. Nifluu, anu Oilicer DOggett,
whose beat was In that immediate
neighburhood, aud Dillccf Hum en-.
tered the apartment moment or two
afterwards. 'rhc unfortunate woman
wa. then lying on the floor ~ the bed.
side, aud no her feet wis as.callter
Colps revolver. There was a bullet
hole Ia the lott breast, the
heart hat been pierced, ana the
tall had gone clean through
the body. She was alfred Ia her
ordinary house dress, hut had only one
slipper on. Life was extinct. The
eyes were partially closed, aud the
face wore placid ioolr. He dress had
caught hrc from the powder dash, hut
this The officer soon put out. Coroner
Harris was communicated with, and the
bjdy was ahorily afterwards removed
to the Utah Undertaking Pasllr.
The husband who was present, was
arrested and taken to the City Hall,
pending the inquest, and was visited
nv u number " his friends during the
evening. They all spoke Of him az ga
good fellow" and expressed their
sympalhy with him freely.
Thedcceasod woman, who N about
twonly-0nc years OF age (the husband
being ten or eleven years her scniorl
went 10 Mr.. iandbcrg In his room, only
few minutes before the hiring OF the
fatal shot, and requested the loan Of n
lend pencil, stating that she wanted 10
write note. a few moments later the
report OF the pistol was heard. She had
lett behind the following note, written
In % tolefably good banu, hut the spell.
ing was decidedly bad!
"Nly Dear Husband boar Emery
You think am untrue To YOU, hui am
not. cannot 1.-Two aud think that YOU do
not love me. My heart h broken, ! can
no longer rcsist Tho temptation uf writing
to you. I am going To die. BID my dear
papa ana mamma goodbye From your
loving wife. Rum Nt~iNU.
Dearest, you said YOU wished / was
dead. oh, just Imagine my feeling"
The postscript was written on the op.
Io-ite page Of tue paper.
Alongside the foregoing lay another
note, written by the husband about
five O'Clock, which ran;
Ruby, nm going to inko bath ut the
Warm Springs WIN be back In two
hours. u IL now O'Clock. WIN be back
ATT. E'Eliy
Nisino made statement TO a police
officer Substantially asiollowE
81 Ion the house about o'clocl, IN
the afternoon, telling my wife was
going to the Hot Springs ior u bath.
! went 90 the club rooms whore I
work and some of the bows asked mo to
wait until laor 10 We could all go to-
gothor. concluded to do this, aud rc
turned home about O'Clock TO tell my
vito thnt | would go later In tho even
ing She was out, aud ! left tho nuie
on the centre table In the room. A.
went out and started up the street ] me.
her and told hnr hat I was going to tho
Spriul-. She said ut first that she would
20 with nae. but decided that she would
not. lou her then aud started down
town, but finding ] had forgotten some
thing. | started back tu lhe house. ! Jaw
q crowd in front and knew something
had happened. ! went In with au officer |
aud found hor dead
Toa newspaper reporter, who inter. |
viewed him subsequent a. the tragedy |
nj the CITY Hall, the husband said his |
wilo's maiden name was RUBY Gavin
aud that she formerly resided at Glen. |
wood Springs with her parents where |
he met and married her. They had |
been married. FIVE years, aud had never |
had amy trouble, aside from little |
differences which are liable 20 occur |
now and then between married people. |
lie stated, further, however that his |
wife WAS subject TO spnsms and nc |
thought she had one when he saw her |
lying on the door after the shooting. |
lie most cmphatlcally denied ever
having "wished that his wife was
dead" NJ she Ind asserted In the note |
found lust before the suicide.
The Inquest was held this morning |
before Coroner Harris, but nothing de. |
velnpcd beyond what Ia stated above. |
After hearing all the testimony, the
jury found that the deceased died from
the effects Of q pistol shot, inflicted by
her own hand, whilst suffering from
melancholia. They fully eXoncrated
tile husband from blame. lie was at
once released from custody.