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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

SUDDEN DEATH.-An old colored woman
named Nancy, living with MIR. w L. Weirick
of this town. died whilst in the act of eating
her supper on Wednesday evening last.
Free Press
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

RELIGIOUS The Rev. Mr.. Wilson, of
Hancock, Md. occupied the pulpit of the
Presbyterian Church. of this place, on Tues
day evening last, and delivered an able and
impressive sermon. Morning prayer meetings.
at 64 o'clock, were conducted in this Church
during last week with much interest, and are
being continued this week
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

THE CouRT HousE.-Mr. Thos. W. Beale ted
a lightning cd upon the Court House last week,
and the painters have been engaged in painting the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

ADDITIONAL MAIL CcsvESlEScEs.-By the kind
meas of tie Railroad authorities Post Office De-
partment. with the commendeble Efforts of Mr..
Leisenring, Post Master at this point Clarlostown
haa secured the advantage of additional through
mail esch way dniy--a mail being sent off by the
S.07 train North in the ornirg, for Baltimore
points beyond. and one received by th. Accommo-
dation train from Baltimore OF s. 40. p. NJ. These
changes have been in force since the early part of
last week. Our businesG men can now mail letters
to baltimore and receive replies the same day.
certainly great convenience to this community :.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

REu'GIous CoscEfr.-The Sabbath School con-
nected with the M ?. Church of Camp Hill, Har-
per's Ferry, have in ontemp Istion interesting
Religious Concert to be given in the course of the
next fortnight, and of WHICH due notice will be
given hereafter. The entertainment will be free
to all who may attend, and from what we learn of
the preparations that being made, the pro-
gramme will be presenting superior attractions
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

PEW RENTs.-The Pew Rents of the
Presbyterian Church are due. Punctual Pay
ment is requested. A. W. CRAMER,
April !, 1878. Treasurer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

o. The .'credit'' busiu docs seem to he in
gooi repute with the editor of the Sheph .rdstuwn
Ragisfe'-trom the number of a tcles appropriated
by the wholesale without credit) from the Spirit
of last week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

In Coon COMPANY i From local IN the
East Ie"neSsecun. inserted dur,n: liz absence
of the editor his recent visit 70 his old
home in Charlestown we learn that the said
editor was accompanied for short distance.
by some six or seven young lady friends who
seemed very 10th to see him yo.''
For shame! Ben. Why didn't you bring
one along and make her Mrs Reed?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

To SMoKEas.-Mr. John b. Hanes will accept
our thanks for specimen of the Few Patent V"ge-
table Pith Pipe Stems. just introduced by him-a
great improvement on anything heretofore in use.
Call and them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

New REPUBLICAN P.PER.-The Mess7s
Gosorns, publishers Of the Shenandoah Val
ley Fdrmer, announce their intention of pub
fishing weekly political paper, bearing the
name of the Mdrti"sburg Republican, the first
number to be issued Saturday, April 18th,
and to be devoted to the advocacy of Repub-
lican princip Statesman
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

FIRE. Watson's Factory. the Shena ndoE h
river caught fire about ten days ago. and rrowiy
escaped being utterly destroyed. The fire. we un-
dersand, communicated to the roof of rhe Fac
tory by spark from the dye house but by prompt
discovery and energetic action was suhdued-the
root being sawed asunder nd portion oiit thrown
into the river. The damage, learn, hsa hecn
repaired by mutual insurance company of Lou
doun county, in which the Factory insnred.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

FIsn MARKEr.-The latest quotations from the
Alexnndria fish market follows sh.d. SID
to sl4 per hundred; herring, SIS to $3.50 per
thousand.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

SALE OF Town PROPERTY-John W
Kennedy, Esq, has sold to Mrs A. NJ. For
rest, Principal of the Jefferson Female Insti
tute, the residence and grounds Gdjoining,
containing about one acre, now in his occu-
pancy, on Congress street, for So, 500. 1t is
the intention of Mrs. Forrest we understand,
70 occupy this eligible property for school
purposes, and also in a short time to improve
It in handsome and attractive manner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

W. & o. r. k.-The Washington and
Ohio Railroad Company held its annual meets
ing in Alexandria on Tuesday No business
of Importance was transacted. Lewis McKen-
zie was unanimously reelected president of
the company and the following gentlemen di-
rectors G. L. Lee and A. Jameson, AL
exandria and Fairfax Henry ueaton and G.
B. Ball, Loudouu B. Morgan and r. II.
Lee, Clarke; and Z. ". NJ. Holiday, Fred>
erick
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

THE N. G. r. Rive have the pleasure
to announce that the engineers are here en-
gagged in surveying aud permanently locating
tla route for the Washington City & St Louis
N. G. r. r. Mr.. Borst, the go ahead Presi-
dent is in town, and T. NJ. Almond, one of
the Directors, will accompany the engineers in
the location. Oramel Barrett, chief Assis-
tant Engineer, is experimenting the survey.
This certainly looks like work.
GRoc&in1hn71a Re1isfer
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

CoUNTY CoCRr-The Jefferson County
Court, President w. II Kable presiding with
Justices Meredith Helm and ] J Kern as
Associates, commenced its Aprlterm yestcr
day, but at the hour of going to press we had
no report of its business Among the most
interesting items for consideration at this term
will most probably be the consideration Of APP
Plications for liquor licenses under the new
liquor law. We apprehend that but few APP
plications wil be made
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

1MPRovEp.-Thc Rynchburg Ecrub1icGn comes to
US in a new and improved dress. Althougha little
sma Her in the quantity and variety of it's
ter ia about the heretofore. The Republican
10 one of the hest papers in Virginia, and wish
il new career of success.
Understandable. VIM. Kimes has raised nd
enlarged. and otherwise improved his frame dwell.
ling on Congress street. adjoining the property of
Mir: barney Lloyd. The framing for the ware
house of Maj. Hoofl, Liberty street, has been
raised
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The Maryland
LIFE INSURANCE 0MPANY-
OF BALTIMORE.
ORGANIZED 1865.
oGlce in compsny,s Eutldtnr. 10 sonth 81
ASSETS OVER s6oo,ooo.

Paid Up Guarantee Capital sI0O. ooo. De-
posted with the TIcasurer nj tl,s
State or Maryiand.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22
LOCAL IHTEL.LIaEReE.

Our WAN1s.-We want Wood, Corn and
Potatoes. some of which have been promised
us for six months. We also want Bread,
Meat and Money Who will be the first to
come to the rescue?
The editor of this paper has been so un-
we'll as to necessitate his confinement to his
house the greater portion of the time for
several weeks past, aud as it is not in his
power to call upon parties in person, it is
hoped that voluntary and prompt response
to this call will be made.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-22

NSIE have just received the following brSnrs-cE
~ Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, snd Cigar
which We warrant equal, ii superior To any
thing ever offered in Charcst"wD for the price
SmoKISG TOBAcco.-tTeetwaId IIUt GI AveIy, Pride
; of Virginia, and Balance
CHEwINo ToR Acco Tine Queen and Excelsior
lie, Imperial.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YoKE, March 28.-S!atements are
published based on the forthcoming re-
port Of the Comptroller, that nearly halfa
million dollars have been exacted BY
blackmail within the past few years from
the stall-owners in Washington market.
The market overseers in that time were
the appointees OF the fugitive Connolly,
and among those benefited by the steal
are several well.known members Of the
ring. -r -.... -.o...-
At q meeting Of the Committee Of Sew.
enty last night, resolutions were passed
against that, portion Of the new charter
which takes the appointing. power from
tho Mayor.
At meeting Of the United Order Of
American Carpenters and Joiners last
night tho general impression prevailed
that employees would not undertake to en-
force the ten hour system. The various
trades organizations will soon have con.
ferences on strikes, and 1t may be two
weeks before anything definite Is known.
The masons meet tonight 10 consider
what shall be done with reference to the
introduction Of men from other States.
The Brooklyn carpenters, at meeting
last evening, decided to strike April 9Th,
If their wages were not raised from - %
to So 90, and eight hours per day.
Fosters vile IL now better.
Sheriff Brennan, in a communication
addressed to the State Senate, says that
under the existing laws the receiptS'of his
Office do not cover the expenses"
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WASHINGTON.
pRpARTuRE oF sENAToRs.

WASHINGTON, March 28.-senatorS
BrownlOw, Cameron, Davis, EdmundS,
Flanagan, Hamilton, ot Maryland, Ham
iIton, Texas, johnson, Pratt, and Wad-
leigh, left Washington. Silbert, Mcrri.
man and Wright leave tonight. A few
Senators will remain here for several
days, but the larger number leave for
their respective homes tomorrow. The
members Of the Senate, on the Commit
tee on Public buildings, will remain here
for few days after adjournment.
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.
The President sent the following nom
nations to the Senate: POstmasters: a.
P. Cleveland, 6helbyVille, Tennessee; q.
D. Schafer, Canton, Ohio.
TIE GENERAL As SECRETARY OF WAR.
The question as TO whether, under the
existing laws, Gen. Sherman could be act
ing Secretary Of War or Secretary pro t6UI
during the absence Of Secretary Belknap,
who leaves tomorrow on tour oi inspec.
tion in company with General Sheridan,
OF the military posts Of the Department Of
Missouri, having arisen, tho matter was
submitted:tO Attorney General Williams
for decision, and he decides that under
the act Of Congress, approved In 1871, no
officer. Of the army can hold any civil
position, and that in case he does 80, he
forthwith ceases tn be an officer oil tho
army. General Sherman will consequent
ly not serve as Secretary Of War during
tue absence of General Bslknap, and the
President has designated Secretary Robe.
son TO act as Secretary OF War during the
absence Of Belknap.
COMPUTATIONS.
The Senate confirmed the following nom
nations: John a. Campbell. Collector Of
Internal Revenue; AlOnzo B.Carroll, End
District OF Missouri; James K. Hayden,
Washington Territory; Frank White, 7th
District Of Indiana. Public Land Offices:
John n. Farland, Receiver at Detroit,
Michigan; George w, Ingalls,, Illinois,
Agent for the Piute Indians, South East
E. S. Hammond, Agent for the
Colorado River Agency, Arizona; ]. A.
Tonner, Sup. Of Indian Affairs, Arizona.
Postmasters: Lemuel r. johnson. Gam
bridge, Indiana; Edwin A. Clifford,
Evanston, Illinois; Cyrus Hall, Shelby
vile, Indiana; James 4. Blackwell, Litch-
field, Illinois; Tindie II: Calam, Constan-
tine, Michigan; Lemuel Duell, Grass Lake,
Michigan; Charles H. Howard, Usage
Mission, Kansas; William Leisure, Tren-
nell, Iowa; Thomas B. Wood, franklin,
Indiana; James Il. Tinney, Danville,
Kentucky; Hazard P. Cleveland, Shelby.
vile. Tennessee; II. D. Shaffer, Canton,
Ohio.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-J. P. D.
Wilkins, Harbor.master at Stockton, was
found this morning on the streets Of that
place, with his skull fractured and pock.
ets ritled. The physicians say that he
cannot recover. Two men have been ar.
rested on suspicion Of being the parties
guilty Of the crime. One Of them had
Wilkins knife in his possession.
Ex.Supervisor N. ], Kelly, Of this city,
was tried for an assault and attempted
murder Of D ]. Hay, and found guilty Of
an assault to commit bodily harm.
Last night q man named Lind was
brutally murdered in North Bloomfield,
Nevada county, by q person unknown.
Four shots were fred. Lind cried my
God" Men ran to tho place and found
him dead, with bullet through the body
and his face and head horribly mutilated.
FrencIs BLAIR had dispute with Lind.
He naS been arrested on suspicion Of be-
ing the murderer. ..
Thirty hours before, In the same county,
Fontain Smith was murdered by George
Kilgore. ..s- ...r,g
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The RrookI1n Murder.

NEW YoRK, March 20.-Amoug the
police authorities The belief is strengthen
ed that Goodrich was murdered by a
woman. Ono ot tho women who 10 sup
posed TO be connected with the case
nroyes 10 be respectable girl, whose re-
latiops 10 tho deceased were only those oil
nm emploYe. There was nothing wrong
whatever between them. No clue has
been had to the other woman. Sho had
been with Goodrich three or four months
before the murder, but now no one seems
able to account for her or even give her
name. The gentleman IN company with
Goodrich on the night ot the murder has
not been heard Of since the night alter the
murder, and It is suspected that this man
and missing woman arc together, and that
both have gono to Europe.
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Ohio LegIslature.

COLUMBUS, March 2G.-In the Senate
this morning, MIR. Putnam rose to a ques
tion Of privilege, and read several edito
rial articles from the Cincinnati CONNER
eiaG Of March 2lst., which iniimated that
money had been used among the Senators
to prevent the passage ol the little lottery
bill. Alter o few remarks, Mr.. Putnam
offered resolution for the appointment
oil special committee to investigate the
charges of bribery made by the Cinctn-
natl Commercial, against members Of the
Senate, in connection with this bill, and
that the committee sit with open doors.
After amending the resolution, so as to
include the charges made by the CinCin'
natl Enquirer, in relation to certain Sena-
tors, the resolution was adopted. Messrs.
Putnam, Updegraf, Beavis, Patrick, and
Gardner were appointed said committee
Nj. SchiG rose 10 a question Of prtYi-
lege, and after reading seven articles from
the Cincinnati Enquirer, declared them
to be seven diaboliCal lies.
In the House q bill was introduced to
allow Sherifs' the same compensation for
serving summons on jurors aS in other
cases.
In the House this afternoon, resolu.
ton was introduced instructing the At
torney General TO dismiss the proceedings
in QUO sOarrantO, now pending in the Su-
preme Court, againat the Pennsylvania d.
Ohio Canal Company, to enforce for
ieiture Of the charter Of said Company.
The resolution was laid on the table. A
resolution was offered and referred to the
Agricultural Committee, asking the Gov
ernor to appoint three commissioners to
TO the Vienna Exposition, to serve with
out pay. A bill was introduced to author.
ize township trustees TO construct mp
proaches TO bridges.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


The official majority in Dauphin Co.,
Pa, for liquor license, is 1899.
The rate OF discount in the Bank Of
England advanced oneihalf, yesterday,
6udis now four per cent.
The jury In the case Of William B.
Richison, charged with the murder Of
John B. Fogwell, at Xcnis, Ohio, brought
In q verdict Of murder in the first degree.
Ex-senator CAtell, Of New Jersey,
has been appointed Financial Agent OF
the Treasury Department, TO visit Eu-
rope in connection with the new loan.
Rev. Dr.'s Cuyler and Duryea, Of
Brooklyn, have gon0 to Albany, in behalf
Of the recent meeting oil tho citizens in
that city to protest against the sale OF
lager beer on Sunday.
Rev. A. Pierce, a Baptist clergyman
Of some note and representative Of the
International Prison Congress held in
London last July, died at Springfield, III
Tuesday.
The Republicans of Cincinnati have
nominated S. S. Davis for mayor, ". Il,
AIIuGu lUE JuuRo VI NHo pupCAIOL SVuL
Thomas Campbell for Prosecuting Attor.
ney and J. W. Carter for Judge Of Police
Court.
-Yesterday, at Jamaica, L. l., Julius
Endes and his wife deliberately severed
the arteries in their arms and legs, for
the purpose Of suicide, to avoid their suf-
ferings from starvation. They were dis.
covered, and may recover.
1t Is stated that proceedings are to
be taken against Holiday, President Of
the Oregon & California railroad, for al.
legged fraud, similar 10 the operations Of
tho Memphis 8 Elpaso railroad, in Paris.
Judge John Champlain, an old and
well known citizen oi Ottawa, Illinois, was
run over by train on the G. R. /. &
Pacific R. R., Tuesday within few rods
Of his own house, receiving injuries from
which he died in q few minutes alter
wards.
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!
The Chair appointed Messrs. Anthony,
Morton, and 0asserly, such committee.
The Senate at LAO went into Executive
Session.
At 1925 2. NJ. the doors were opened
when the Committee appointed to walt
upon the President, reported that they
had performed that duty and that the
President informed them he had no
further communication TO make TO the
Senate.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Mitchell
and Davis as additional members OF the
Select Committee on transportation.
On motion OF Mr.. Stockton 1t was
unanimously resolved that the thanks OF
the Senate arc due and are hereby respect
fully rendered to Hon Henry Wilson,
Vice President Of the United States for
the ability, courtesy and impardality with
which he hos presfded over the delibsra-
tions OF this body.
The Senate then adjourned sine die.
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THERE is concurrence Of opinion in
our advices from Charleston that 1t Is the
purpose OF the Legislature to take arecess
about the 1st proximo 10 reasonable next
Fall or Winter. Our correspondent
"HENRY," indicates that this is due to the
anxiety of tho agricultural Olncinnatuses
TO get back to their plows. We deem 1t
likely better explanation OF the fact, II
TACT 1t Is, may be found in the state Of the
treasury, indicated by tho Hon. r. HUME
BUTCHER, OF the county of Jefferson.
There Is not much magnetism about an
empty treasury: BY next November
unless the Public Printer should have full
swing in the meantime-the strong box
will be plethoric again, and another cam
paigu against it can be undertaken with
new zest,
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GkeGnteLtigenter.

In view of an act about to be passed by
tho body sitting at Charleston, We suggest
to our Citizens-lGboring men, profession
al men, merchants. capitalists, clerks, In
short, all who receive wages, salaries or
incomes,-that it will DO well for them
to begin to get their private business in
such shape that they can exhibit 1t to
the inquisttors who will be around in O
few months to levy IN assessment on 1t,
It seems we are soon to have q revival
by the grace OF GID. CAMDEN and
JONATHAN BENNETT, Of the Infamous
levies made on labor by the Virginia
Legislature a year or two before the war.
This unjust and irritating, unrepubllcan
and inquisitorial species Of taxation Is
rendered necessary, we suppose, by the
astonishing Democratic retronchmeut and
economy that have been going on at
Charleston for couple Of years past.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Farmers for Jay Cooks ISOIhernal
Paradise.

Farmers for Jay Cooks ISOIherna
Paradise.
LONDON, March 28.-The steamship
CITY Of Bristol, which sailed from Liver
pool, yesterday, for New York, took ou
one hundred farmers, who intend set
ting in Minnesota, on the line Of thl
Northern Pacific railway. Tho steanl-
ship Halsada LETT Havre, to-day, for New
York, with the passengers and cargo o
the disabled steamship Cabnia. The
sileais, which took the place Of the Hal
sads, sailed from Hamburg, today, fol
New York.
Another effort to defeat the Govern
ment was made In the House Of Com
mons, this afternoon, upon the passage tC
Its third reading Of the burials bill. The
attempt, however, proved, unsuccessful
and the second reading was carried BY q
vote OF 2s0 to 1917.
Count Won Berushoff, German Apbas.
sador to Great Britain, died at z O'Clock
this evening.
THE BANK OF ENGLAND FRAUDS.
NEW YoRK, March 26.-London papers
Of the 14th contain the evidence given In
the case Of Edwin Noyes, arrested on
suspicion OF being concerned the late lor.
geries on the Bank Of England. The
woman who was arrested charged with
being in unlawful possession Of a part oi
the proceeds Of the fraud testified that
last August she made tho acquaintance Of
one George Bidwell, an American, and
went to Holland. and France with him.
She knew his brother, Austin Bidwell,
and q Mr.. Howe and q Geo. Mcdonnell.
Med Donnell she identified by photograph
as a person known as a friend OF Mr.
Noyes, but she further states that the
prisoner Noyes is the MIR. Howe whom
she thus met on the 3rd Of March. Geo.
BidWell informed her that somethIg had
gone amiss with one Of his friends; he
shaved off his moustache, and commits.
stoned her to meet him with some money
at Euston Square Station and to go with
him to Hollyhead. She obeyed his direc-
tions and went the Station, but he was
gone, and the police took her into custody.
This shows that four persons were impli-
Gated besides Noyes, the two BidWells,
Mcdonnell, and Horton or Warren. Ev.
idence was also brought, which seems to
prove that these two arc really different
names OF one man.
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to lead into It from the different buildingS.
There are three medicinal springs on the
property, and water from them, In many
cases, would prove most valuable aux
Hilary in the treatment OF mental diseases.
No difficulty would be experienced IN
obtaining an abundance Of supplies Of the
best quality, from the adjacent country.
The committee are Of the opinion that
tho price asked for the property Is reason.
able, and, as stated In tho answer 10 the
first inquiry, the buildings could be made
suitable for the care Of insane persons at a
moderate cost. They make no recon-
mendation, however, In regard to the pur
chase Of this property, but refer that
whole subject to the wisdom and discre-
tion Of the Legislature.
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Melancholy Suicide.

CHICAGO, March GA melancholy
case oI suicide occurred here to-day. A
man apparently sixty years old and ol
gentlemanly address entered one Of the
rooms in the office Of the American Ex.
press Company, and asked permission tc
DIT down and rest. HO took scat and
soon fell asleep, and when an attempt was
made to arouse him It was found that he
was dying, and soon after expired, evi'
IDENTIFY from the effects Of an over dose Ol
morphine From the evidence produced
OF the CoroneF's inquest 1t appears that
the unfortunate mans name was q. G.
Nicholson, and that he came from Wis
consin some months ago. Pecuniary
troubles appear to have been the cause OIL
the suicide.