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LOCAL PRICES CURRENT.

Quotations given below are for large lots Jobbers
prices arr higher:
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia. I7aI7G; west vir-
ginia and Southwest Virginia, l.: Tennessee, L.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. 2Sa9S'=; Western hrsts,
IS; seconds, 8as6le; process fancy. I9a2O.
CHEESE-New York State factory, new. IarEr.
l5lzaI6
POULTRT-Chic2ens. per h.. Na2; hens per
h. Is: ROSTERS, ID. 9alO; geeSc, per ID. IZll3
turkeys. Per III. l9a4
DRESSED POULTRY Hens, choice. psr III. I6a
ali; rOos'ers PER Ii, 10; gecsc pr h.. laAI; tH-
keys. per Ii. Aa24.
VEGETARLES-Pota No. l. per br.. Ra6O
per hbl-. L2aL7j; No. = bbl.. 7JaI-OO sweets Der
bb.. 2-75a5-G; yams, per bbl.. L50a225: clcImbcrS
Florida. Per basket LJ0a125; CTlOrs Per box ga
Loo; Brussels sprouts per Qt. l2=aIs cabbagC per
lb /; kale, per Dbl. l25al. 90 eggplant per crate
Ioa35O Florida Cymblings per has L2al. 30; squash
per bbl.. Hubbard 2jOa3 so; string beans. per bas
2Ooz20; lettuce, per has. 5Oa2GO; caulifUwer. pr
bbL, 4ooa50o; cclery Florida. per crate. L75a250
California, per crate 3.75aAOO; doz 40aS5: uTrnirS
per box. 55a6o rutabagas. Per Dbl. L5Oa2OO; beetS
l5Gs2W per crate; spinach. per Dbl, 275a3OO; pop
oorn, per lb.. s. peppers. per crate 2O0a250; green
peas, per has. L5Oa35o; tomatoes. Florida. per
crate. L75a2. 80; parsley. per bas. I2Jal5O: 10
maine. per has, 1.5a2OO.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. per bbl-. 5.OOa7 OO ;
oranges, California, per box. 2SA3S; F1ocda,
l'5a2 %; lemons. per box, 25oaLOO; grape fruit,
per box. 250a275; tanserines. per box, 2oOa3-5O
pneapples. lz5a2 .; grapes Malaga keg. 45Oa7 90;
crlnberries per box. L75a2oO; per bbl. 95OnlO.5O
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western No. |.
2NOOa0,5O; No ?, IaoOala5O; mixed hay nOOaIs 90 ;
straw. rye bundle, 10: machine thrash. 7.OOa7 30 :
straw, wheat. per ton, 55Oa6,OO; straw. cat, pg
ton 7.OOaSOO.
DRESSED MEATS-Hogs. small neat, 10; hogs,
medium. ga; hogs, large. Sl=a9; hams, country
cured. 2z5.
LIVE sToCK-H@S per cvt. gross 75OsSn;
sheep per h., 3s3E lambs, per IL, 5Ea51z calves,
choce. tsr b. 9: medium, per ID. sa9
GRAIN-Wheat hu s1-ql.
shclIed, old. per bu., 5oa6O; new. S5a59 per bu-
new ear. per bbl.. 295a3.25; oats. Western white.
No. ., per bI-, i2a+5; oats. mixed. per bu- 8at5
bran per ton. zoo middlinG per ton, G.m.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed, free Of
burrs Per H. 3; wool. unwashed. per h. q; hides,
green per lb., 6; hides. dry. per ID. I2al4; calf
skin green. each, L25alA.
SRINS-No, l grade. mink, each, 3-0oa5oo DO; musk
rat. each, Sa1o; kits. each, 5a5; opossuIn- each,
5Oa53: gray fox, 75alOO; rcd fox. each. 25Oa3.Oo
raccoon each, 75al.55; skunk. each, 5Oa3Oo; rab-
bit. each. l.
SEEDS-Red clover. per hi. sT5a9.25; alsike.
clover. per bu. aZa975; white clorer, per bu..
Is Goa 800: timothy per bu. 5.5Oa6OO: blue grass
per hn. 3ODa35D: orchard Grass, per bu-, 20Oa25O
rcdtop grass. per ID. BlsaI7; alfalfa, per eu-,
"a
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE COULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of joseph w. Parish; ruIe to show cause.
Attorney, +. W. Hackett.
Estate Of Emma w. Casey; letters Of adminiStra-
ton granted to Thomas l.. Casey bond. 500.
Estate Of johannes Frrber; letters testAmentArJ
granted 20 Anna B. FeTber; bond, 500. Attorney,
L. A. Block.
Estate OF Robert j. Duff; letters Of administra-
ton c. t. a Slanthd tn Margaret II. Duff; bond.
500 Attorney II. r. Webb
Estate OF MaTsant Il. LanGtree; letters tesla
msntary granted to J. H Lichihter; bond, Sl0OCn.
Attorney. J. H. Lichliter.
Estate Of Annie smith: lrttrrs testAnentary
granted To George P. Davis; bond SlOn Attoc-
ney, q. G. Ross
Estate Of Kate l. Jennings; viii dated DecemheT
Estate Of Mabel C. E. Bailey; will dated Deem
Der 8. 1873, filed.
Estate Of Edward Green will dated February 4
1911 fled
Estate Of Robert c. Iyrcaforth: William Henry
Dennis appointed collector bond. 500 Attorneys
W. H. Dennis and r. II. leaIman-
Estate Of Joseph Davis. petition for letters Of ad-
ministraton. Attorney. Jabez Lee.
Estate Of james q. Payne; order to sell stock
Attorney, g. T.. Hamilton.
Estate Of George ". Walter; George a. Mac
donald appointed COLLECTOR. Attorney. Pred Bsall.
Estate Of Anna Woodward; petition for letters
Of administration d. b. n, c L A. Attorney. IL
r. Linkrns
In r. James L. Pratt: Olive Pratt appointed guar
dian: bond. $1,000 Attorney. J. y. Williams
Estate Of Richard 5. Lane order To make certain
disbursements. Attorneys. Blair, Dalton Hill
yer.
Estate Of George H Boswell; PETITION for letters
tsstamentary. Attorney. q. Il Sullivan.
Estate Of Louise {. Rand; will dated March g.
1911. filed.
Estate of Chc7y MAYO: will dated July Il. rslO.
and petition for letters testarhentary. Attorney.
I. S. Bright
Estate Of Mabel e Barley; petition for letters
testAmcntary. AUorney james A. Bailey.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, Htbbs
Building.
Chicago March 16-The local wheat market
orlsnsd steady to a shade higher. and ruled firm
during the carly part If tho session, with local
professionals again leaning toward the long side.
The selling seemed to b for long account limited
orders around eIS for May, the result Of which was
break Of about lc per hIShel from ths high point,
with early buyers Iquidatins at the decline. Re
cripts to-day were cars. with Is estimated for to
morrov.
Com pricss held surprisingly firm in view Of the
decline IN favorable weather conditions The chief
basis Of ssich hmnes was due entirely to local
Professional Efforts there being nothing in the
actual situation 70 warrant any such EteadinesS
Receipts to-day lso cars with III estimated for
to- o-uiofrow.
Oats prices showed a little hrmer tone and a
sight advance early in the session. most Of which
was lost later in the day. An advance of about lc
per bushel in the prior Of May oats in Winnipeg
was doubtless an influence and caused covering.
Commission houses were the sellers on the advance.
Receipts to-day wero 81 cars. with q estimated for
tomoTroW.
Stimulated b. the strrngth In The hog z4zkst
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Court of Appeals.

Present: All.
Admission: Hero l. Taylor
No. Z7l Bluthentha & BeCkar rs. CaTSon ct
al argument continued by Mr. h. w. NneaIiey
for appellant, concluded by Mr.. l. A Bailey Tor
appellee.
No. 23a. Miller vs. United States; on motion.
each side allowed hour additional time In tle
argument; argument commfnced tY M J. p.
Iaskey for appellant, continued by Ny. j. NJ
Proctor for appellee continued by Mr.. c X. Wilson
for appellee c1nclnded by Mr.. II. L Davis for
appellant; appellant allowed one week to file reply
brief.
Patent appeals:
No. 6is Cooper vs. Gold ct al: petition for
allowance Of appeal tn Supreme Court Of the
United States submitted by Mr.. o. r. Barnett
of counsel for appeIless. in support OF petition
No. Go. Cooper vs. Gold: same
No. 6iS Cooper Gold rt al; petition for
allowance Of appeal to supreme Court Of the
United States denied.
No. 6i9. CIn1er Gold same
No. 6iS. CooECr vs.. Gold ct al; on motion N
M O. r. Barnett of c,unsel for appeilefs. udS-
ment and opinion withheld until further order.
No. $40. Cooper vs. Cold same.
Adjourned from day TO day.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. March ls-CATTLE-RAnsipts LIS
hcad. No trading Of live weights; feeling nominally
weak. Dressed beef quiet and Unchanged At SGalO1s
per pound for ordinary to prime native sides. Lon
don and Liverpool markets steady. Exports none
CALY YES-Receipts $50 head Feeling u0minally
steady. Dressed calves in moderate demand; city
dressed veals selling at ual5 per pound: country
drsSsed do. At 9al23
SHEEP AND LAMBSRsoeipts 36l had.
Sheep were entirely nominal and rated full steady
in sympathy with Buffalo and Western AdTcsS
Lambs quiet and unchanged. Heavy state lambs
sold $50 per 100 lbs; medium Buffalo do, at 6T5;
no prime handy-weight lambs Offered. Dressed
m1ltton steady at 7A9 per pound; dressed lambs
lOaIIh cuuntry dressed hot-hOuse lambs 3oca6oO pr
CaUass
HOGS-Reripts lSA head Feeling nominaly
steady Country dressed hogs slow at 7al0 per
pound for heavy 10 GEht-weightS; rough hoSS
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

SQUARE lOis-Orisinal lots IS and II; SQUARE loc4.
original lot Z square l0l1. part of lot Q Leonard
r. Stcuart et ux and Guy T. Steuart ct ux. to
Ernest Ia Schmidt and George NJ EmmerSch.
trustees. to seCure the ermsn-American Building
Association Sscc.
Petuorth-Iot 2s block 5: William T. Spence ct ux.
To Chapin Brown and Henry II. Bersnann trus-
tees 10 secure the Oriental Building Association.
No. 6. S2.eoo.
Clarence Price and Harry NJ. Packard. trustees.
to secure the Citizens Savings Bank. 500.
years 6 per cent. sluf annually,
Square 2I5-Lot q Margaret A. Wilson to the
United States Trust oompany, trustse. 70 Dcuro
The Washington herald., 1911-03-17
Equity SuitA.

No. soS Catherine Weaver ~ George wear0.
SC annul marriage Attorney. W. A. Coombe
No. JD0a William A. Beverly ct a. Aon1o
Bcvpry Ct al: PARTITION. Attorney. L. F. Leighton.
No. 3Of0 The Federal Realty Company ~
American Se7Irity and Trust Company ct al sub
stitutc tTIstePS. AtJTrney. Fred Mckee.
No 5OiL Reese McCIoskey Adair Wilson and
Josiah NJ. Vale: rnccivg. accounting. &c. Attorney
Mcneil & Mcneil
No. 5Df2 Leo summons vs- Comm iSsi0ners Il the
Dlstr1Ct Of Columbia Al. to canCG4 tax sale,
junction g.. Attorneys, ID. OC. Calsghan, Sim
mons & Simmons.
No 3D5i3 William Henry Dennis. collectors vs.
William II. Dyrcnforh et a.; varats assignment.
anzyurting Attorneys, W. h. Dennis and r H
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotatfnns furnished by ". B. Hibbs & o., mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hlbbs Build
Ing.
New York March l6-To-day's cotton market was
strong throughout the session. After nearly week
Of uncertainty and indecision. the Liverpool market
made a show Of strength this morning. This was
particularly true of the spot division Of the market
While the trading is largely professional in New
York, the undertone was good. and there was less
evidence Of pressure from the larger opertors II Is
NOT believed hat the big bulls have recently reduced
their lines Of long cotton. though perhaps they hold
less Of May contracts and more Of July.
Weekend statistics promise to be favorable TO the
balls. The intosight movement will hardly exceed
100 0O bales and spinner takings quite likely to
causs another serious loss in supplies Cf American
cotton in the visible positions Southern spot mar
kets were unchanged to-day and reports every day
moro conclusive that little Of the crop remains
unsnsd in farmers' hands.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago March l6.-Live hogs were to l0c higher.
The receipts were estimated at 400: quality fair;
left over from yesterday ISL; estimated receipts to
morrow ls0m Bulk Of rrios. 6s5afo5; lights. 6soa
I'D; mixed and butchers, 67hI.lo; heavy, 66Oz7.oo;
workers.. I'D; pigs. 66hz.B
Cattle were slow and weak; estimated receipts
S so; beeves, 5oa6sS; COWS and heifers. 2ea5so
Texas steczS A4OzSe5; stocken and feeders 40oa5s0
Western, LT5a5@
Sheep were steady; estimated receipts. HOO. Ma
tiyes, aoaklo; Westerns. a25s5l0: yearlingz lf6
565; lambs. Sooa65s; wc<ern lambs. Sza6ln
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. March k-Banks having consider
able difRculty TO find q market for their funds ant
they have been forced 70 again lower rates -Four
i've and six months are all now on a 3aSA per cent
baSs and there is little inquiry for these maiuri
tics even at these raies Rates are 2isa2z per cent
for sixty days ~ per cent for ninety days. and i
81 PER cent for four, five. and SIX mouthA
Commercial paper remains unchanged at 4aAh pea
cent for the best names. although q little q tha
most farurrd paper Is placed below par cant.
London Discounts. - per cent unchanged-
Paris discountz - per cent, up pa clpE
Berlin discountS ~ ~ c>ut rp 70 y psr cczE
The Washington herald., 1911-03-17
Lawsuits.

No. 65fl4. Woodward & Lothrop Michael Nc
Nzmara: Judgment Municipal Court s5.75. AttOr-
nCy. J. r. Larnfr.
No. G3iL5 Arthur B. Lohr n use Of HlTy l.
Haller " Harriet VI. Works and NJ q. Burrows;
Judgment Municipal Court S75. Attorney. F. s
Bright.
No 5ji6. Elizabeth Hurley. Administrative ".
". F. Bnenizer Company; damages, $1,000 At
tcrnsv O Il AlRard
The Washington herald., 1911-03-17
Carlson Pleads Not Guilty.

Andrew v. Carlson, the chauffeur In
dicted for manslaughter for running over
and killing Milton Brown on December
4 last in Pennsylvania avenue, yesterday
pleaded not guilty before Justice Wright.
He fs represented by Attorney W. Z. Am
brose.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-17
DAILY COURT RECORD
CThursday, March Is, 1911J

msnslsIlghtsr plea not guilty.
United States vs. William Dutch; robbery; YER
dict guilty.
In contempt proceedings 70 william h Harri-
son: arEpIed and submitted
In re oontenpt proceedings VI. William A. Piercs;
continued.
Assignment for to-day:
Motions aFTaignunentS and sentences
The Washington herald., 1911-03-17
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, March A-Wheat closed firm Spot
March, srsA9lA; ATril ga<: May ~.
Corn closed firm: spot and March. Dz; April, 81
bid; May. 5gh bid.
Oats nrIn- No. white. Is; Standard white szsA
The Washington herald., 1911-03-17
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regular can, u O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas IS. Sl0m at l0eA, 600 at l0eA
SlG0 at 10sE, 500 at I0es 81 900 at 10es, loo at
10R, 1900 at Hsk, 81 900 at lo95s 81 900 at DesS-
$500 at lOsA. 5000 at I0g5s. 100 at mss. 500 at
losx, Hooo at pg%, $500 at iOss, 5000 at Des,
800 at IcaE.
Capital Traction IS. 81. 900 at ll2A.
Washington Railway and Electric Is, 1900 at
Sz.
Potomac Consolidated S. 81. .oOo at 100
Capital Traction. at Il.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd-, at Sz-
10 at S.
Washington Gas 3 at So 3 1t 80. At sA.
Mersenthaler, 10 at rs 5 at zla
Washington-VirEinia Railway com. 3 a .. .
at 31k. 3 at 3A. 3 at s. 8 at Us. 8 at 5lS.
3 at 5S . at 50
Washington-virginia Railway pfd. % II s.. 100 at
g.
District National Bank. 10 at 10. at ID
American Security and Trust, 10 at zS63.
ProTident Savings Bank. 10 at 9A
Arlington Insurance, % at 2Slz at Bh-
After call-Capital Traction IS. $500 at lEh,
1900 at 1IEk-
Washington Gas S. 81 900 at la%
Following the bid and asked prices posted
at yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock
Exchange:
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. eR. In re Alfred A. Ery; hearing on dis
charge fixed for April %.
No. m In ISadOr Sacks; hearing com
position fixed for March g
No. sol. In re Thomas Z. WaEgaman. trustees
authorized To dedicate fer highway purposes.
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Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUsT1cE CLABAUGH.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 5l6l2 Singer Sewing Machine Company VI.
Catalano; continued Attorneys, ]. T. Aullaly-
Nelson Wilson
No 5l6B. Shodert vs. Schlecel; settled. At
torne5s Archer & Smith-Darr. Peyser & Taylor.
No. So Habeas corpus. In re Annie Silsby. pe-
titiOner. discharged.
No Z5i7. United States Us, John Garrison; for
feiture set aside.
Assignment for to-day-Motions
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Because 20 many kinds Of mechanical cigar
lighters have been invented In Fancs sincs ths
government established match monopoly that Tie
monopoly Is not the financial snncsss that vas
u,csed the gosernmsut n heavily taxing tAaA
The Washington herald., 1911-03-17
District Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No 92. In widening Of Cedar street; Jury
discharged and marshal ordered to summon new
jun.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-17

New York. March 6.-wHEAT-Ire=ular: trads
quiet No. Northern spring. to arrive, {. o. b.,
| OgIs; NJ rid Z. o. b.. 95I4: No hard (. O b.
l.Ol&: No. l macaroni (. b.. ~: No l Mani
toba. f. o. b., Los. Reported for export, nothing
CORN-Firmer; slow trade. Steamer. Sil. export
basis; No. ,. :. h. 55Lt; new No >. elevator.
domestic. So Exporters took : loads
WHEAT Open- High. Low. Clos
May..............-. T SIS 81 us 8 l5l5 Is 1915
July.........--..... 95TS SIS IS SIS 6S
CORN
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Hibbs Building.
The Safest Investments

Are those that do not huctuate during dis
turbed conditions Of the money or stock mar
kets. Fist deed Of trust notes first mort
GaEes). well secured on real estate in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, constitute 'glt-edge'' in
vestmentS. They do not depend upon the
financial responsibility of individuals or cor
porations for their stability and are exempt
from taxation as personal property. We can
supply such investments in amounts from
500 upward Send for booklet, ''COncernin7
Loans and Investments"
The Washington herald., 1911-03-17

and further Improvement in cash trade. provisions
were quite firm and higher for a short time early.
However. the advance brought out selling orders
from Sattsred longs, and this brought about sharp
declines and easy closing
The Washington herald., 1911-03-17
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hibbs & Co, mem
bers of the New YORK Stock Exchange, Hibos Build
ing.
CsIl uopey; Omen. "a; hiSh n; low. ~; close, ~.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-17
Swartzell, Rheem 6
HenSey Co.,

MONEY LOANED ON DISTRICT OF
Columbia property at lowest rates. Quick
service. Moderate charges
HEISKELL & McLERAN,
1903 II street NV.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
W. H. WALKER, 729 18th st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-17
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furn.shsd by W. B. Hibbs 3 Co.. mem
bers OF the New YORK Stock Exchange, =fbhs Build
The Washington herald., 1911-03-17
Criminal Court No. 1

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 20. United statss N AndryH Y. oszison;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-13
JEWISH CADET DISMISSED
Friends Seem to Think His Religion
Was the REASON.

Birmingham. Ala, November IA
Joseph Leon Israel, son of MIR. and Mrs
nj. Israel of Birmingham. who was
appointed to West Point several months
ago by Congressman Oscar w. Under
wood. has been dismissed from the
academy. though no statement has been
made as to tho specific cause That
the matter has not been dropped is
known here.
An investigation is to be made by
Secretary Of War Stimson. Congress-
man Underwood is in Gadsden and can
not be reached. From New York comes
information that there Is a suspicion
that the young man was dismissed be-
cause of his faith.
Joseph Leon Israel was gradtrat led
from the Birmingham High School last
June with honor His father is tailor
and has been in business in Birming-
ham for more than twenty-five years.
The boy was born in Birmingham. and
his grandfather fought in the Conted-
crate Army.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-13
No ATrecmcn. A Annoy.


Annoy. China November 12.-The con-
ference of officials with representatives
OF the conservatives and radical ele-
ments to determine upon IL course OF
action has failed to reach an agree
ment. The officials und conservatives
proposed the establishment of tenn
porary independence. while the radi-
Gals favored the surrenderlng of tho
city TO the revolutioharies. 1t was
argued that Annoy was too weak TO
stand alone, and that some foreign
power would seize it Immediately IL
II declared it's independence. The rev.
olutionaries are preparing to take
over the government.
Every entrance to the city is strong
Is guarded, and detachments have been
posted OH the surrounding hills. All
precautions have been taken to pre-.
vent disorders. There is no American
warship here. but the British sloop
rosario has been able to land thirty
men. Japanese cruisers are within two
hours call by wireless, but their pros
ence is not desirable because OF Chit
nese distrust.
Foochow reports much footing and
incendiarism. The Tartar general has
been hehoaded. The yice-consul has
recalled the missionaries from the in
terror at the request of the dc facto
government, which says it is not re-
sponsible for their lives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-13
ADVANCE SUICIDE THEORY
oHicers Inclincd tn Belief That Police
Chief Killed himself
Lspeelal 10 The Times-Dispatch.J

Special 10 The Times Dispa tch.l
Washington, Pa. November la.-
suicide; melted by jealousy. was the
new solution for the shooting Of Chief
OF Police William j. Dulaney sug-
Eested to-day, when 1t became known
Snat wealthy Pittsburgh man re-.
gently had PAID courteous attention to
MSS Ada I.ennoX, upon whom the
noted Spanish War hero was calling
Wnen he was mysteriously shot Fri.
gay night The name of this man was
Miss Lennon and hes mother. who
IRE heid as witnesses, have made no
turther statements the young girl re-
!using TO deny or confirm her original
assertion that Dulaney seized the re-
eyes.
The police say that they have dis.
covered in the room where the tragedy
occurred whiskey glass still carry
ing the odor of whiskey and two half
Mrs Dulaney, who, with her FIVE
children, was asleep in the Duianey
nome when the shooting occurred,
Stoouy declares her belief that her
husband was murdered.
Experiments by the police to-day
with the ninetnch Colt revolver.
which IS supposed to be tho fatal
weapon, showed taat II would be i'm
possible for a person to xii! himself
with the pistol without receiving pow
der burns. none OF which was found
OH Dulaney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-13
MRS. PLATT WEEDS AGAIN
Widow OF Former Senator FsIope. with
nn Aviator.
Especial to 1,he Times Dispa tch.I
Now York y

=, Especial to 1'he Ilmes- Dispa tchI
New York, November 12.-Mrs. Lii
Senator Thomas C. Plat. has entered
into her fourth matrimonial alliances
and Is now Mrs. William B. Atwater.
vile OF the promising aviator, who is
ABOUT thirty years old.
Mrs. Platt's matrimonial career be-
gan while she was appearing on tho
stage as Carrie Thompson. In "The
Black Crook" She married young
afterwards. and then became Mrs
Janeway. Senator Plat saw her first
while she was still Carrie Thompson.
but at that time the first Mrs. Platt
Plat died and the Senator had had
some trying experience with women,
and Mrs. Janeway. as she was then,
mad been married tNfes, that she be-
Mrs Plat and Mr.. Atwater were
wedded last Sunday night by Justice
Hilton. of Suffern, N Y. but news OF
the ceremony did not get out until
Mrs. Atwater that her son had been
married to Mrs Plat a week ago. she
expressed great indignation. saying:
That woman coaxed him into this;
wash my hands of It ALL"
Mrs. Platt-Atwater. when questioned,
denied that she was married, and ter
minated the interview abruptly.
Young Atwater, however. finally adj
mltted that the ceremony had taken
place following a motor trip through
Southern Orange county. He said that
with his bride nd was to go to Cali
fornia next week and Join an aviation
outfit.
Aviator mot Mrs. Plat first when
he learned she wanted a coachman.
He drove to her home at Tioga Lodge.
Senator Piatt's old place, wit han as
pirant for the position. After that
Mrs Plat disposed Of her horses and
was a frequent patron of young At
waters livery stable. When he pur-
chased a fast car several months ago
she was seen much In this car. which
he always drove.