Salt Lake Telegram | 1913-02-19 | Page 10 | Clesson S. Kinney Dies While Abroad

CLESSON S. KINNEY . Bp WHILE ABROAD Claason Belwyn Kinney, a prominent local lawyer anal legal anther, died at Honolulu Monday mornlns. according to a cable received at tha home of bis eon. Serwyn Pores Kinney. HO Beet Fourth South street Mr. Kinney went to Honolulu la company com-pany with hla wife, aeveral days ago. for Me health. Mrs. Kinney wlU leave (or Salt Lake City Immediately. Cleaeon S. Kinney waa bom In sat Townaend. )., December I, I US, sad was s aon of Edwin and Elisabeth Kinney. He was graduated from tha University of Michigan with the class of ml. taking the degree of bachelor of arte, and waa admitted to the bar la the bum year. Ha waa married to Antoinette Brown In Chicago. December 1, lit, and came to Salt Lake aoon afterward. He was a member of both the American and the Ulan State Bar aeeootallone. Mr. Kinney is survived by his widow, hla aon and three brothere. Hla son, Selwyn Peres Kinney, It yea re of age, la now a aophomore In the University of Utah. The brothere are tha Rev Bruce Kinney of Topeka. Kan., and Km met and Alvln Kinney, reeldtng In Ohio. Mr. Kinney waa a past grand meeter of tha Maaonlc order, a Hnrlner and a Knight Templar. He was one of the beat-known men of Salt Lake's profea-alonal profea-alonal life, and the newa of hla death will ahoek all who knew him or knew ' ""