The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-11
QUINN WAS INSANE.
Verdict of the Coroner's Jury at Park
City,

verdict OF the Coroner's Jury at Park
City,
Park City. Sept. 10.-The coroner's
jury. composed of W. Z. Anderson. j.
G. Fitzmeir and Daniel Martin. held
an inquisition at the residence Of the
late James Quinn yesterday morning
upon the bodies of Ellen and James
Quinn. This morning at 10 o'clock
they arrived at a verdict before Acting
Coroner Fred Stevens, declaring that
Ellen Quinn came TO her death by a
pistol shot indicted by her husband,
James Quinn. while in state OF
examined were Miss Ellen Quinn,
daughter of the deceased, and Mr..
Frank NcPolin
The son, James Quinn. arrived today
over the Union Pacific from Butte.
Mrs. Quinns two brothers, Richard and
Michael Mackaye, are expected to ar
rive tomorrow from Frankfort, Kan.
The funeral services will be held Sun
day afternoon at o'clock from st.
Mary's Catholic church in charge of
Rev, Father Galligan.
D. OF H. ENTERTAINMENT.
Misuetoe lodge, No. 3, d. of H, gave
an entertainment last night that was
thoroughly enjoyed by the members of
the sister lodge, Silver Spray, D. of
D., and a few invited guests. The c.
H. and P. Ministries made good jokes
between the singing. The programme
was as follows:
Chorus. 'Lucinda's Jubilee. Company
Solo, "A Picture from Life's Other
Song, "A Job Lot" Mr. Charles Shields
Solo, "Only Me-. Miss Ebba Lubbock
Song, The Same Old Smile, -.
............ -Jonn MANA
Solo, e Twas in a Dream .........
Mrs Richards
Chorus, Kentucky Babe. Company
Tambourines, Mesdames Richards
and Austin.
END men, Messrs Malta and Shields.
Piano accompanies, Misses Shields
and Kate Malone.
Interlocution, Mrs. Charles Gftsch.
Refreshments were served in the
banquet hall.
Ball Kenick. a peddler. was up before
Judge Loclhart this morning on the
charge of peddling without license
The case was dismissed on condition
that he leave the city.
Three DRINKS were arrested this
morning, two of whom paid So each
and the third concluded to rest.
Duke. Dansey & Co, OF Heber.
shipped 20 cars Of sheep to Chicago
today, forming a special train. This
is the third shipment this season
Fred Larsen and family departed to-
day for Bridger, Utah
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Rice gave a ',sS''
party last night at their beautiful
home. The prize winners were Mrs.
Walter Scott and Mrs. Il. p. Ige Comp
te, Mr. ". Mont Ferry aHd Walter
Scott Lunch was serveG< Mr.. and
Mrs. Rice expect to leaXe<soen on a
~Vfsft at MontfeSif. CanaSd.-
Thomas and J. e. Kearns returned
from Salt Lake today.
Assessor I4--sHf11er returned from
the capital this morning.
A party comprising Misses. Anna
Don, Florence Ireland. Agnes Kelley
and Frankie Noonan rode to Brighton
today.
George Potter the tailor, expects to
leave soon for the Black Hills.
Mrs John Cunningham. who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. S.
Sharp, left yesterday for her home in
Wayerly. Ia, stopping to visit friends
in Denver.
Mrs. John Rogers of Salt Lake is
visiting Park friends.
2Ir. Duncan McInnes and family de-
parted this morning for Mercur. where
they viii make their future home Mr..
Mcfnnes has been the popular clerk Of
woodruff Bros for two years and will
serve the same firm in their store at
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