The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10

|hc bedside were Miss Mary Shaugh,
|Ey, his daughter, of New York City,
y Dr.. T. H Monahan. The end was
Erfu, and was the result Of cerebral
Henia,
|Sgdcring from au aggravated case
|pneumonia, Colonel ShaUghnessy WAS
f0cd from his home 10 the Holy
|s hospital October 20. Although
|rithsiood the ravagcs of pneumonia,
ncyer fully recovered his mental
|allics, sinking rapidly in the past
u Walter n. Shaughpessy. his son,
~ is United States consul at Aguas-
|.ntcs Mexico. WAS Informed by
graph, and arrangements for tho
|pral will he deferred until his ar
d In this city. The body VIII then
|tkcn to New York City for inter
III Native OF Iowa,
Michael Shaughnessy was born IN
% sixty-three wears ago, When the
) broke ont he enlisted in a New
ID regiment and was with tho army
|'be Potomac. participating IN the
"a battles which that organization
Eged in. and al the battle Of Get
<Gg he was wounded.
|'Iier the Civil war he became al,
la 10 rhe internal revenue service
afterwards WAS made clerk of the
nd States court in Mississippi aud
"a United States marshal for That
~ His appointment as United
ls marshal was due 10 the efforts
\ United States Senator Bruce. the
led senator
Fhle filing the Office Of United
s marshal Of Mississippi, hc SO ii
Hd became involved in Il contro
~ with the late United States Sen
II LAMAR from Mississippi, and II
q sald that this controversy rcSultc,
resort Ia tho code and that shots
r. Exchanged upon the field Of honor
'hcr party being injured, however
Il Made U. S. Marshal for Utah
was this that caused him to leave
slssippi to accept the position oi
1Frcd States marshal for the then ter
ETy Of Utah. He came 10 Utah II
and assumed the duties Of his Of
70 which ne had been aupoIOtc,
the late President Rutherford r
Tss. He held this position for som'
and when nc retired he rcturnet
New York.
hrlng his residence in Utah he he
Interested in several mining prop
fs, with tho result that III one time
sas said to have amassrd fortune
million dollars, all Of which wa
III esh when he left Utah TO returl
N former home IN New York
Y bought beautiful home at Suf
Bon, The Hudson, and there he re
eq his family, aud 1t was thcr
his irst wife died. Colonc
n9hnessy entered Wall street an,
whllc ms Investments proved prof
qe During the Blainc-ClcIclan
-pen of 1884 he lost n large sun
money through wagers made tha
~ would be elected. and from th"
Ss fortune kept disappearing, unit
'e hnally ali gone.
II PERSONAL Friend Of Stokes,
p'Sas warm personal friend Of TIA
Llwszd Stokes of New York an
aiways he found al the lloima
~ whore hc made mis- hcaIduIrtcr
S'okcs when in New York, IL
~ last Of thirteen club, Of whic
member, and which wa
'd In New York many years az
cub held annual dinners ON III
~ns'sary Of the formation Of the o
.Sael Shauehnessy's 5 first vii
H. considerable property when sh
an Of winch she left TO her chi
sipnating Colonel ShaughncsS
gl9S with power TO dispose c
,ksopcriy as was deemed best, Ile
ah was worth about $4,000 and th
N sui holds mining property j
M sha the Silver Bell group of pa
sAims in American Fork canyo
stalc. Colonel sShaughncssv ;
sescs owned the Ticwaul.cc mine
N" ~ and from this he made 4 gre;
.IcuaVoionel married IA second time, II
gV ""c being Wlnifrcd X. kimbaI
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