London, July 27. A verdict of "suicide while of unsound mind" was recorded at the guest at Westminster to-day on v Cardigan, who was killed on y 24 as the result of a fall from window on the 7th floor of the voy Hotel It was disclosed at the inquest that ner mother also died by suicide.
Giving evidence, Lord Cardigan said nis wife was depressed when she left heme on July 22 without disclosing her destination. She wrote him rather alarming letter on July 23, in which she did not give her whereabouts and concluded: "God bless you. You have nothing to biome yourself for." Lord Cardigan wid he immediately communicated with the police, Another witness stated he found Lady Cardigan's room in a state of chaos, pillows were saturated with blood and glass-ware was smashed to ments, He said that, on arrive)
the hotel, she refused food and medical After her request for a dr refused, the witness added. she locked herself in her suite and, apparently, smashed things in the room. She cut her arm with a safety razor and broke a water bottle and swallowed a portion of glass.
The Coroner declared it was evident the deceased intended suicide in cireumst hich her intentions could not rated.—Reuter.
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