The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-04
SAYS PLATT PAID
TO MARRY
HER
WIFE OF AGED SENATOR SAYS
THAT WEDDING WAS RESULT
OF A BARGAIN
FORTUNE TO HIS SON :
Fearing That He VIII Be Called Up
on "a Settle Win Her--Formcr
Widow Jareway Says She
Knows a Thing or TWO.

/ New YORK Oct 3Today's 3 devel-
Iopmenis did not serve to throw much
ladditi ma, light on The reported
ItrorbIo between United States Sen,
lator T. G. Plat and his young wife
Though several sensational allegations
and threats cmanated from both part
Iics
! The most startling OF these was the
statement hat the aged senator fear
ing that his wife Intended bringing
! I@ut for divorce, decided away the
greater part Of his resources in order
to preclude the possibility of being
called upon To make large settle.
vent T. her II was also stated th7t
Mrs Plat has been acquainted with
her husbands procedure for some
time and is al present striving to ward
Oft the possible loss OF a financial adj
iustment in her favor
In Tioga Lodge the Platt villa ID
Highland Mll4 the former Widow
Janeway said she was the victim Of
a conspiracy and the mest abused wo.
man Of he times. and made a few
statements in regard to the Senator's
shortcomings
There are other Mae Woods lit
hia case she said, dozens of them.
Il have not been asleep, let me
tell You knew that something would
happen some day and | am well pre-
pared for i You have heard that
saving about a woman scorned? Well
that climax has arrived"
Senator'S Wife involved.
Mrs, Plat also said II was only her
Intervention that prevented the wife
of another senator prominent In Wash.
ington from being in the party on the
exploited San Francisco trip
Il am not making up This story 7
can prove everything | say can
prove that il ii wasn't that threaten.
cd to leave Senator platt he would
have here as a guest on that trip the
wife of another senator whose name
was linked with his in Washington
when | was Mrs. Janeway"
Asked whether she intended suing
the senator for either a divorce or Q
separation Mrs. Platt replied
50 far as | know at present have
no a9ch intention IN my mind anl
followed up his somewhat ambigu-
ou1 declaration with the statement
that she meant TO come 10 New York
tomorrow, ioiu her husband in The EI9
tei Gotham aud remain with him until
he Went to Washington to resume his
duties at the rc-opening Of congress.
She said she was going 20 Washing
ion that scene of her matrimonial tri-
umph and her social shipwreek.
He Bought Her Beauty
He knew perfectly wen what he
was doing when he married me. and
he told me nothing would do but thai
| must be his wife He said other
.enators had beautiful wives and he
wanted one He brought my beauty
Now let him pay the price
Mrs Plat. when asked about Col.
onel Carmodys part in The affair
showed very plainly that she was not
in favor Of her son-iu-
Law
u know" she said. "that he was re-
-ponsihIe for he printing of all those
lies about me and my affairs, but !
didn't know Hnui yesterday what he
got for it, understand now that his
price was 5000"
The husbaed OF The young actress
whom il is said you may name IN your
petition as correspondent IS reported
70 be greatly exercised over the pros
,ect2"
The husband of Tho Young lady
reed no. be losing any sleeo on nv
ccount have uo such intentions T.
1y concern is now with my husband
DO you expect tn have Mr. Car
nody removed from his place as As +
istaul United States District A.tur .
.eyg"
well. J could have hat done easily f.
mt ! went ] am not foiliuc what T .
xpact to do. BUt you just Wat until
ext week and see
Colonel Carmody Haired right mo-
theu De heard Mrs Plat was guofal
$ saying She might have him re
10ved
Mrs PIatt is malicious unmar
e said. sharply She cant frizhfnu !
ie-I know an aHur her sait Col.
gel CarmoHv-
Oisposes cf Ais Property
when the marital affairs uf the sen
f-r assumed such shape that fhev
7faaieaed % have public ring hr
1at' is said 20 have consulted win 7
is lawyers regarding means 20 pre- g
eHt Mrs. Platt from obtaining pos {