The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-03
Expert in Miami
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(Contlnued from Page D Clarke and Mrs Keith Miller, was arrested yesterday in Miami, Flor. Ida, and held without bonds, charged with the first degree mur- der of Clarke.
 In tho hearing on the admission of tho will of the late Dennis w. Brennan, well known foreman of the Tracy Brothers for many years, j. Vreeland Haring, was called as a witness by Attorneys Patrick and Frank Healey. counsel for rel- atlves of the deceased, who pro. tested against the admission of the will as presented for probate by Mrs Catherine Brennan Shar. key, a sister of Mir Brennan. Two brothers and 6 sister objected to It's admission.
 During tho long hearing MT Haring declared that the hand. writing was a forgery and decided ly not that of MT Brennan. The will disposed of an estate of not more than s6,000 in value and made Mrs sharkoy the principal beneficiary.
 other international exports were called In tho case. Judge Dennis J. Slavin on the conclusion of the presentation of considerable evi- donco refused the admission of the will on tho grounds that 1t was not n genuine document. An ap- peal from his decision is now pending In the superior court. In event of another trial MT Haring will be summoned to Waterbury to l.tn ot n ( aV aHka that thA handwriting of the alleged last gery.
 In view of his appearance here and his connection with many cases of outstanding international Importance his part In tho present Floridn sensation will bo watched with interest.
 Miami Story
 MlnmI. Florida, May 3 - tUP) --' investigation of tho mysterious death of Haden Clarke, young death in the homo of his flancee, opened today with tho arrest of Captain W. N. Lancaster, Mrs Keith Mlllers manager, on a chnrgo of murder.
 "suic!de notes," found with the body in tho homo shared by Mrs Keith.Mlller, Clarke and Lancas- ter. were forgerleB and Lancaster has admitted writing them 30 that he and the woman flyer would not Do implicated in tho writer's death. He denied from jail that he had killed Clarke.
 The two notes which led finally to LancaSter's arrest on tho mur. der charge read;
 "Tho economic situation Is such I can't go through with 1t. Com. fort mother in her sorrow. You have Bill, he is the whitest man ] know. Hadon" (This was ad. dressed to Mrs Keith-Miller.)
 "Blll, can't make tho grade. Tell Chubble of our talk. My ad- vice Is never to leave her again. H."
 state's Attorney Vernon flaw thorne filed tho murder charge against Lancaster after having tho notes examined by J. V. Haring, q who termed them "forgerles".
 "t have taken every precautlon to make certain of my charges be. fVf' ob@shbb ssts'- caster" he said today.
 Lancaster meanwhile continued to deny the death of Clarke was anything but suicide, he said he discovered tho body, wrote the notes to prevent suspicion from being cast towards Mrs Keith Miller or himself, and even at- tempted to revive Clarke suff. elontly so he could sign the notes. Flo failed In this, he explained.
 Behind the arrost Is ono of the strangest mysteries local authori- ties have had to deal with In years.
 Mrs Keith Miller and Lancaster. an internationally famous flying team, have been here several years. Their fame spread five years ago when they made 6 flight from London to Australia. Since then Lancaster had served IS man. ager and clos0 associate of the British woman.
 Since coming to Florida. how. ever. they had encountered re. versos' Mono of their flying pro. jects succeeded. There was even electric bills. Mrs Keith. .Miiier p"''' "pVbb b'ub btfhS DbS met Clarko through his mother, an Instructor at Rollins College.
 While Lancaster was in Mexico examining flying proJect---onc ho subsequently claimed was plan to smuggis Chinese into Mex. leo --- Clarke and Mrs Kelth. MI. Ter worked on 6 book of her fly. ing experiences. They fell in love
 They notified Lancaster, who was in St Louis, of their plan to marry and he telegraphed them urging they postpone the nuptiais until he could arrive and be best man. He made hurried trip to Miami, arriving at the house the trio shared on April IS.
 The following day Clarke was found dead. He had been shot. Al pistol was under the body. The two notes were found in the room Mrs Keith Miller and Lancaster subsequently were detained by DO. lice and questioned for several days.
 Throughout the questioning Mrs KeIth- Miller told of her love for Clarke, Of thcIr marriage plans, of the economic hardships that had pursued her recent career, and of