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MRS, HAMIITON,s ILLNESS,
Enterprlslng Museum Managers Who Want
IIaby Beatrice,

EntefpfisinH museum nlnhuserb VINO wan
Baby Beatrice.
NAYS LANDING, N. j.. Oct, 3.-Mrs
Robert Ray Hamilton is a sick woman
She is not very III, but is in a very
miserable condition. Influenza has {
pretty firm grip on her, and she suffer-
considerably.
Sheriff johnson still maintains his
policy OF silence and refuses to say when
or how he will take his prisoner 10 Tren,
ton. The probability is that he will
spirit her away In carriage and drive
to Egg Harbor, taking a train there fol
Camden and thence over the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad to Trenton.
Baby Beatrice was with her pretended
mother only u few hours during the day.
The little one is fretful and peevlsh, and
does not seem at all contented with Mrs,
Hamilton, but is perfectly good natured
when in charge Of the Sherif's wife,
During the last few days the prisoner
has received a number Of letters from
managers Of dime museums In various
parts Of the country Offering q liberal
sum for the privilege Of putting the
child on exhibition. None OF these have
been considered, and the future Of the
waii Is still uncertain. DR.. Crosby, the
Atlantic City physician, would Ike tC
adopt the baby, 1t Is said.
II Is expected that Mr.. Hamilton will
be here again before his wife Is taken To
prison to have her retransfer some per
sonal property Of his which is still In
her noRseRsiOn.
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BLACK EYE FOR THE STANDARD,

Judge PcndletOn, of Ohio, Decides that oil
Lenses Do Not Give the Lessecs the Sole
Control OF tho Land.
FlNDLAY, o., Judge Pendleton, Of the
Hancock County Court Of Common
Pleas, yesterday delivered his decision
in the injunction suit Of the Standard oil
Company-agalnst the Toledo, Findlay
4 Springfield Railroad, to restrain that
corporation from constructing its road.
beds over lands on which the Standard
held leases, Oh the ground that an oil or
gas lease carried with II abso ute control
Of the premises for all purposes save
alone agricultural. The Judge dissolved
the injunction, and in doing 30 render
ed u lengthy opinion denying tho posi-
tiOn taken by the Standard that It's
leases oilands included the right 10 con-
troll the suriace 10 such an extent as to
prevent the owners from giving or SELL
ing the right OF way across II for q rail-
way or other highway. Judge Pendle-
ton decided that the leases made TO the
Standard by the owners Of the land did
not cover the control Of the surface OF
the land, but only gave the lessee the
right to use such Of the surface as was
necessery to the prosecution OF their
work in developing and utilizing the gas
and oil in tho interior A decision In
favor Of .he company would have given
them and other Companies absolute con.
troll over hundreds oi thousands Of acres
Of land in Ohio, Indiana aud Pennsyl.
vania The Standard attorneys gave no.
tiCe OF appeal
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AYOuNGG GIRLS FATE.
while burning II Bundle of Love Letters
Her Clothing Catches Fire.

while Turning Bundle Of Love Letters
Her Clothing Catches Fire.
Cry OF Mexico, Oct. 3.-Inquiry in
Moreda develops the fact that nothing
Is known there about the reported sui
eide Of three girls who had lost money
at gaming. The correspondent saw the
Governor, State and other officials, none
Of whom knew anything of the affair.
The story may have arisen from the
accident which occurred to q young
lady In that city recently under very
peculiar circumstances. She had gone
10 the roof Of the 0SQuora Hotel 70 burn
a bundle oilOve letters unobserved and
during the operation her dress caught
fire. Several parties In the court yard
Of the hotel were attracted by hershrieks
and seeing the flames aud smoke on the
roof rushed to her assistance. They
found the young lady prostitute on the
roof and envOloped IN, fire, Immediate
assistance was given her and the fire
was extinguished. She had completely
lust consciousness and gave no signs Of
life but Btiard moans, She was trans.
ported TO bed In the hotel aud received
The best OF medical care. She Is h0r-
ribly burned aud is in critical con-
dltinn
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San Francisco, Oct. S,-Judge Sawyer
has rendered decision which covers the
cases Of all sealers seized in Behringt
Sea. In 1887 the sealing schooner san
Diego, owned by I. N. Handy, was seized
by the cutter Rush and ordered to sitka
She went, and nearly GOO skins were
condemned, brought here by Marsha
Atkins and sold. Handy tried TO enjoin
the sale here on the ground that Alaskan
court orders did not hold here, but
Judge Sawyer overruled this. The esamt
principal involved in this decision holdl
In the cases oil the two sealers that came
here instead Of going To Sitka. 1tis alst
claimed that II applies to all seizures BY
the Rush this year, as orders will hold
good no matter where the seized vessell
have taken refuge.
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III I.nll or 4 spn.nlInn

BIRMINGHAM, ALAa ocL IA sensa.
tion was created in Chambers county
several days ago by the arrest Of the
Rev. ]. II. M, Durand, q Methodist min.
lister, charged with pa.sing counterfeit
money. He was lodged In jail aud hid
trial came of yesterday. He admitted
that he hal passed the spurious money,
but proved that he had got IL out Of the
contribution box. There were eight
silver dollars In the box and seven Ol
them wefe counterfeit He said God
and the sinners who passed tho C0lnl
were the only ones who knew. The
case was distniBaed on account oi the
officers inability 10 get absent witnesses
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MBRtDEs, CoSSo oSs 9.-oharles r.
Pratt, confidential bookkceper, secretary
and cashier Of the II. Wales Lines Com
pany was arrested last night for EN-
btEilement, aud this morning the pre-
llnInary hearing was continued for two
weeks under $4,000 bonds, which he
did not secure. PfalpB embeIslenent
amounts 10 oyer SiO,p 900, covering vafiUuI
periods since 1852, aud was aCc0ln
pll9hed by false entries, mainly OIL th'
follA.
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VICTIMS OF THE FLOOD.
omclal Report of the Coroner of wes
mOreland County.

ohclal Report of the Coroner of West
mOreland County.
GRERNsBuRa, Pa, Oct. S.-The follow
ing is the official report Of the inquests
held by Coroner Hammer on the bodies
found in westmoreland county, along
the banks Of the Conemaugh river, fol
lowing the great food Of May SlF
Men-Found, AZ; known, 2s; un,
known, 16i buried, 2s; taken away, 10
Women-Found, rs; known, S6; un.
known, AZ; buried, 55; taken away, %
Boys-Found, So; known, l2; un-
known, 20; buried, 81; taken away, Z,
Girls-FCund, 40; known, 20; un-
known, 20; buried, 2S; taken away, 12
1nfants-Found, S4i known, 2; un-
known, 50; buried, SO; taken away, 2
Total-Found, 234; known, 9s; un-
known, 1886; buried, IVA; taken away, 60.
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OUt Awnr,Is N, I,nti.

WARRINGTON, D. o., Oct, S,-Tho De.
partment Of State has received a tele.
gram from General franklin, United
States Commissioner General TO The
Paris Exposition, saying that the United
Stalps' exhibit has been awarded bC
grand prizes, 40 gold medals, 27l sllyel
medals, 9iH bronze medals, go honor
able mentions, and indicating that tht
collabOralorB rewards, not yet an
nounCCd, would undoubtedly increase
this number.
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NEW STATES IN CONGRESS.
How They win Change the Political Com
pIexion OF the Two Houses.

Il HAnAAuh kAN wv AAt"FNHf
WASHINGTON, Oct, S,-The private
dispatches received here indicate q
strong probability that Montana, as we'll
as the other new States, has gone Re-
publican, and that the Legislature Is Re-
publican on joint ballot II this Is so,
since South Dakota sends two Represen,
tatiyes, there will be five members 10
add 10 the Republican side in the House
Of Representatives and eight Senators.
Whatever the returns may finally show,
anyone can readily determine the COM
plexion Of the next House by remember
ing that the clerks roll, Us It now stands,
without thensw States, Is l64 RepublI-
cans and 1871 Democrats, The total num-
ber OF Representatives 10 be added from
the new States being five, the next
House will consist Of $50 members, OF
this quorum ia 100. II Montana has
gone Republican, the House will stand
l60 Republicans 10 l6l Democrats, being
majority Of eight but only
three more than a quorum, This y
the most that the Republicans can posi-
bly, have upon the organization, II the
returns finally show that Montana has
gone Democratic, the House will stand
1853 Republicans and 1852 Democrats, 8,
majority OF SIX, but only two over a quo
run. 1.-THE Republicans gain all oil the
new districts they can never transact
business II they have over three absent,
II any Democrat chooses TO make the
point OF no quorum, II Montana goes
Democratic they must have all buttwO
OF their number continually present In
order to do business in the face ofan OBJ
lection.
Without the new States the Senate
stands thirty.nine Republicans, thirty
seven Democrats. With the four new
States Republican, as now seems likely,
that body will be composed Of forty
seven Republicans to thirty.seyen Dem
ocrats, a majority OF ten. With Mon.
taua Democratic In It's Legislature, the
Republicans would have forty.tive in
the Senate and the Democrats thirty.
nine, majority Of six.
The number OF Electoral votes added
by the admission OF the new States will
be thirteen-that 10, four for South Da.
Eota and three each for the other three
States.
In this connection II becomes inter.
esting to examine the table OF Electoral
votes cast In certain Democratic States
which might be- balanced or overcome at
the next election by the votes Of the new
States in the Electoral College. Ala
bama casts TO- Arkansas Z, Connecticut
Q, Florida 4, Georgia 12, Kentucky Is,
Louisiana s, Maryland 5, Mississippi Q,
New Jersey 0, North Carolina II, South
Carolina 0, Tennessee l2, Texas IS.
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THE PEABODY TRUSTEES,
The Annual Meeting In New York-D
tinRulShed Men Present,

The Annual Meeting In New York-DiS-
tingulShed Men Present.
NEw YoRE, Oct, S,-The Trustees o.
the Peabody Education Fund held theil
twenty.seyenth annual meeting at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day. Among
the trustees present were ex,President
Cleveland, ex.President Hayes, Robert
O, Winthrop, Rev, H, B. Whipple, A,
]. Drexel, D. Samuel, A. Green, Gen,
James D. Porter, ], Plerpont Morgan
Hon. w, A. Courtney, Justice Stephen
]. Field, Hon. Charles Devsns, Randall
L. Gibson, Chief Justice Fuller and j,
I. NJ. Curry, An invocation was deliv.
cred by Bishop Whipple. The annual
address was made by Mr.. Winthrop. A
banquet was held this evening,
The total fund disbursed by the fund
ending October !, 1889, was $50, 1888; out
oithis amount s4,Ss5 was distributed in
West Virginia,
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GEN, FAULKNER GUILTY,
The Hank Oflclai Who falslaed n Rope
Will Go to the PenltcntIary.

The Hank Omciai Who Faislfied n Tcpor.
VIII Go to the Penltehtiary.
BuFFALo, N. Y, Oct S.-The jury in
the case Of General Lester B. Faulkner,
brought in a. verdict OF guilty as charged
in the eighteenth count Of the indiCt-
mentn making q false report Of the con
dltion Of the Danyllle National Bank In
May, 1887, TO which he signed his name,
As soon aS the verdict was announced
James Faulkner and "Lon" Tooles hut'
rledly left the court room. They went
down Ia the elevator aud left tile build.
ing. There was a rumor started that
James Faulkner had returned to Can
ada, but II was learned that he was In
the custody OF q United States Marsha
at his hotel.
Judge Coke sentenced Faulkner Il
seven yeats iu the Erie county pvnitcn
tIary. Anapplication will be einade he
fore Judge Wallace at Syracuse for
| tvRtl NJ pfFnf.
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Arr. poWdsrly IN the Southwestern Strike.
81. Louis, OM 3--Mh P0Nderly re-
NAMED In close consultation with the
Executive Board during The day and was
unable to see many OF those who called
upon him. HO was visible for a short
time In the parlor Of the Executive
B0aftl, and when questioned concerning
expenditures on the southwestern suiko
AHA "Tho expenditures u the Knights
during tho southwestern strike were
SnbmItted TO two general assemblies and
approyed by both, A few expelled and
liscontenlGd members may not approve
what was done, but the great mass oil
ihs order Ia more than satisfied with the
Executive board aud the present excel.
liant and growing condition Oi tho
Knights proves tbls beyond doubt"
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Tho prn,lIlnnl,. Callers.

WANllNd1oN, D, O., Oct. S.-The
President had rather a busy time Of 1t
to-day. In the forenoon he received a
number Of callers, including the Attor.
ney General, Senator Mcmillan, Repre-.
sentatiyes Hopkins, HarnOr aud o. 'Neill.
AZ noon he gave q special audience TO
the new Chinese Minister, who was pre-
sOnlCd by Secretary Blaine, and imme.
diately shook hands with o large exCur'
sion party from Philadelphia and the
members Of Baptist convention at
lIarper's Ferry, The entire afternoon
was devoted TO conferences With SeCre.
tary Noble and Secretary Window In
regard 10 appointments,
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DIED OF YELLOW FEVER.

A Columbian Consul Dies of the Dread
Disease In New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Oct, S.-Enrique De-
villa, a Columbian consul, who arrived
here from Lexington, Guatemala, by the
steamship City Of Dallas, October /, died
this morning at his residence on Deca-
tur street Of fever. After careful inves-
tigation, the attending physicians pro
nounced the case yellow fever, and this
opinion was concurred in by the board
of experts who examined into the mat.
ter on behalf Of the Board Of Health.
All precautions have been taken by the
Board Of Health, who announce that
there ia no cause for alarm,
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A big llagrInr trust.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct S.-The Missouri
anti.trust law has precipitated the for.
nation Of q great national combine. All
the baggtng Ia the United States will
shortly consolidate under the name oI
the American Manufacturing Company
oil New York. Warren, Jones 4 Gtatz,
Of this city, head Of the jute bagging
trust, are the prime movers ia the new
organisation. II was stated to-day that
about 20 different factories at various
points were 70 be absorbed into thv
American Manufacturing Company In
carrying out the present scheme.
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CARTHAGE, lLLaD Oct, 3.-MuCh lnlef.
est has been excited In Hancock aud
MoDonOugh counties within the last day
OF Two over the report that W. 8. MOlIiI
aud bis sister, MfS, George Middleton,
residing at Tennessee, q little town OF
the eastern borlefA Of Hancock county
had received notification that they an
heitB 10 the celebrated Moflilt estate ID
Ireland, and entitled 10 onB.hlth share II
the estate worth SlB,0O0.O0O.
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A SUDDEN ADVANCE.
Pig Iron Takes n Jump of Over Dollar,
Steel slabs and Nails Go Up,
ypSelll Dsspdleh 10 he IRhRigrRor,

Steel Slabs ana NhilS TO up'
SpscLal DppGieh 10 ths iatRigHor,
PlTTsBuRGu, PA, Oct, s,-Bessemer
pig iron has oil at once advanced over a
dollar per ton and is quoted to-day at
SO 80 to $40 70 per ton.
Steel slabs have advanced to thirty
four dollars and rails to thirty-Ewo, The
talk is Of still higher prices. The resi-
dent directors OF SteubcnVille mill say
they have advanced nails to S2 so per
key, The coke men refuse to consider
the matter oi prices for the next year at
this time aud propose to await develop
ments, Rails are expected 10 reach
thirty dollars,
Atthe office OF Carnegie Bros, & 90.
II was learned that the advance Is caused
by the increased cost in raw materials.
''lf," said the authority, "Bessemer pig
advances TO $50, rails aud other products
must cost Just so much more, A 81 ad-
vance on pig means u S. advance on the
finished product, for the shrlnkage Is es-
timated at 20 per cent, and In addition
to that is the sliding scale under which
our men work. In England Bessemer
has risen from 40 to 50 shilliugs, which
cost, with the duty added, makes the
price Of this foreign product free In this
country above our price OF SO.
"Moreoyer, our adyiCes tell us that
prices will 20 still higher In England,
and OF course, that has an important
bearing upon prices in this country"
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NEARLY TUE ENTIRE CREW
And Many Passengers Among
thu Victims of tho Aw'
ruI Accident.
Without Warning Terrible Death Came
and the Boat sank IrstantIy-Sar'
yNOrs Tell the story Many
People Saved by tho Steam.
or ST. l.OuIs-But Ono
BOty Recovered.

Ngw ORLEANS, Oct. 3.-Tho steamer
Corona, Of tho Ouchita Consolidated
lime. left hers at 1880 last evening tol
fine Onchila River with a full cargo oI
freight and good list Of passengers
shc exploded her boilers at False River,
nearly opposite Port Hudson, at ll;45
this morning, causing tho loss Of the
steamer and about forty lives. The
Anchor Line steamer, City Of st, Louis,
Captain james O'Neil, was near by, and
with his crew and boats saved many
lives. The surviving passengers and
crew were taken on board by Captain
ONeil and very kindly cared for by
him aud his crew. The following are
Lost as far as known:
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WASHINGTON.
Republicans WIN Have sevCnty.FivU aIa,
jOrlty In tho Legislature,

Republicans VIII Have soYOntysFlvU MA.
jorlty In the Legislature.
SEATTLE, W. n, Oct. 3,-.ReturnB re.
ceivCd from nearly every county in the
State Indicate the election Of the ROpub.
ilcan State ticket by 5000 majotity. The
Democrats reduce tho Republican ina.
lorlty In Seattle slightly, The new
Legislature viii have sevOnty.hvO Re.
publican inajOrlty on Joint ballot, The
constitution s ratified and prohibition
and wOmanB suffrage defeated, II 70.
qnires q majority oil tho vote 10 select
the permanent capitol. East Of the Gas.
Cad6 mountains North Yakima 10 AHEAD,
aud west Of the Range Olympia leads,
Neither will have a majorily aud another
election will DO necessary.
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HAMILTON sUES FOR DIVORCE.
Iro RscItOs the Deception That Was Prao.
ticed Upon Him.

hceu Vpoh Ailmt
New YoRx, Oct. S.-Robert Ray Ham
ilton has tinallybegun his action to re
lleve himself Of his dlsreputable wife
To-day a complslnt in a suit brought b!
him to annul his marriage with Evange
line L. Steele, as she called herself, fount
its way into the Supreme Court. The pa
pers were presented to Judge Patterson
upon au application and the order wa
granted.
In the complaint the story OF the mar
riage Is told again substantially as 1t has
been published, and the plaintiff claiml
that his consent TO the ceremony wa
gained by his wiie's representations tha
she was with child. She also represent
ed afterwards that a child had been bUrt
to her. Her representation are believed
In both cases 10 be false. II Is alst
stated "that at the time Of the mar
riage the defendant had o husband liv
iug, and that on January 7, 1880, (th,
date OF Hamilton's maltlage), thV forme
marriage was still In iorCe."
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Tic n,nnnllr Elnnh.

NFv ionE, Oct 3,--Thls morning a
uS'atlIy ', attempt was nNdslO blow up
'ne slaughter house Of ], 4 o, sCahlOu,
Sn WeSt Fotleth street, A dynamite
SGalp ,' Nm thrown In through an open
window, doing about 500 worth oil
i,glaEC iSssE to tue property, but luckily In
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REEMBRACED HIS WIFE
And Then Shot Her, And Takes His own
Iifo-A Terrible Tragedy.

ANU AHph ohuA anu AAheh 4AA1 OWA
Lifo-A Terrible Tragedy.
sANDusKY, ONO, Oct g. Charles
Hartman, a saloon.keeper here, fatally
shot his wife and committed suicide
tonight, Hartman and his wife had
had trouble for several months. He left
her a couple Of months ago, the cause,
as he alleged, being that she was un.
faithful to him, She induced him to re.
turntoheracO leof weeksago ,andsince
then they had been living apparently
happily together. Yesterday, when q
letter.Carrier called at Hartman's house,
he left a letterdirected 10 Mrs, Hartman,
but which Hartman took and opened.
The letter proved TO be from q man with
whom Hartman had suspected his wife
OF having been criminally intimate, and
upon reading tho letter Hartman found
1t to contain positive proof OF his
wife's inldelity. He showed the let.
ter 10 some Of his relatives and asked
their advice rs to what he ought to
do. They advised him to leave
the woman. Instead OF doing so he
began drinking heavily, and tonight he
called his wife into the sitting room,
placed his arm about her neck, drew her
bead upon his breast, then placed an
English bulldog revolver OF 42.caliber TO
her left temple and fired, the ball lodg-
ing In her brain. The woman fell to the
floor and Hartman then placed the re-
volver to his right temple and fired, kill
ing himself instantly. Mrs. Hartman
was still alive at II r. NJ, but cannot live
till morning,
The Hartmans have two children, both
girls, gged Z and 0 years. The eldest
girl, Vinie, was in the room when the
shooting occurred and was the only wit.
ness to the terrible tragedy. She says
there was no quarrel nor loud talk, and
she supposed her father was about TO
kiss her mother when he fred the shot.
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PROHIBITION CARRIED.

North Dakota Joins with South Dakota
and Goes Dry-A Great Surprise.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct. ga special to
the Pioneer Pres from Bismarck, N, D.
says; The ward.McLean Legislative
district las, in all probability, gone
Democratic by a small majority, electing
William Hope, Senator, and A. O, Ned
rud, Representative. This makes ten
Democrats and one Independent Re-
publican thus far. This number may be
Increased three and probably FIVE, but
thai will be the limit. Tho interest in
the election returns has shifted to pro.
hibition aud tile liquor men are willing
to bet 1t is carried by u safe majority. 1t
appears that the Democrats went back
on their old friend, license, and in
several counties where Democratic can
didates for the Legislature won they
gave votes for prohibition in consldera-
lion Of votes for members OF the Legisla,
ture. The success Of prohibition Is a
great surprise,
1t looks now as II the highest Repub.
liCan majority on the State ticket would
exceed $4,000.
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A wOMANS STRANGE FREAK.
She Kisses Child Goodbye and Juml
R.,,, N ,Tt,trd.gtnrV VtindntV.

She Kisses Child Goodbye and Jumps
from u Thlrd.story Window.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. S.-Mrs. Kate
NJ. Nys committed suicide last evening
by Jumping from the third.story window
Of The house, No. III West Jefferson
street, where she and her husband were
boarding. They had been waiting iol
supper and he stepped out TO take q
short walk. A child came in with some
towelS,rand Mrs. Ny6 asked him Il be
wouldlike TO see her jump out Of tht
window. He answered that he would
she replied, "All right; | will do II, but
you must kiss me good.bye." He die
So, and she deliberately sprang out Q
the window. She was instantly killed
Marital unhappineBB was the cause.