The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-29

MUM Of having made . WY intarase-
ing discovery.
Tn q book he = about b publish. en-
titled The x-Faculty.' . short study in
advanced sxpeztmsntal psyohsloU. his
scientific invssdgafious ars fully ut
forth
1T VIM doubtless please the many
friends Of Nj. Chanlsr. IN VirginiB and
elsewhere, to know Of his sound conn.,
ton Of mind and body, witch - vuuoAsd
for, a. Disclosed to them By personal
contact and through frequent oog1s-
spoudence during thsss months b III
of his counsel"
his REAPPNARAN@
This II the story a Mr.. Chanlsrs eppsas.
ance in Lynchburs. - tod b. . spsafaa
telegram from that cttys
ION July - q t1ngG Of oom0Wha3 sd1e-
ing APPEARANCE arrived 1t L0nchhurG an0
put up It the Arlington Hotel.
He q the name Of John ChI1too. lived
| quietly and, apparently, exercised ne great
! est car, to conceal his MAnttty. 1lr. Call
tom was vouehsd for at the Arifnston
Hotel by Mr.. 1rsd Harper. sonrAn-sAw ana
law partner Of Senator Daniel On several
! occasions MT. Chiffon va seen In con-
! ference with Mr.. Harper. and It b stated
.ho. once or twice he went to Richmond
with Mr.. Harper TO interview Senator
Daniel
HE remained for the greater part At the
time IN his room, devotfng himself to read
ing. From the ofass Of the hotel he could
AahfanS AZ thA OfRAnO nj
his room tanning himself and despay Inn
mersed in q book which he seemso 20 en1cy.
The few persons who became acQaainSeo
with him learned nothing Whsfsvsf OF ns
origin or OF the nature OF h1s Dnsaness IN
L~ynchburs. and. despite the numssons m
auiries and speculadons OF me smpioyee -
habitues OF the hoes'' q . tem.mso 100
hidden behind MS incesnlto ana No o&
dreamed OK nis 'oenusy'
AT times no ~oWo moulse m
pool "nien ss. ssna, 49, ~.
pooiroom IN the oesement o1 tns H0ss. =.
MS meals M eonnneo ni".el. % s..se
Veeetaoie oies' mAA Ano Inn uoo
FORMING a. . fuie tne pfihcap1 p&t OF MI
repase Frequensiy ne feeesvso ssseefs ID
dressed 70 '.mes
~ .1peHss 1917 ~.
muhicalon Win onlseo ots'so senator JON"
w. Daniei' 10 wnom no eomoeo tne secfes
mat No was inc missanS Sonh AImsu0ne
Caan'ol. returned 20 maxi = nsne 70. "n.s
ne aeeuaeo ~ .lents. ~ = pIovo
"o..u 'no' "s . ~ -.
Sefa'eo ss =" mssno "@n = suoA.ion' me-
chanler secured tne SERVICES OF Ausustos
van "yck OF new 1ork. ana otnef eminent
la"yess on tHsini@ ~ tnese sent'e"en
Mr. SnahieF ma proved tnA1 nc IL man Ok
mino. he presented ~certincaaes 70 mat
enect from Doctor J. Madison Taylor OF
Philadelphia ana other experts, under
whose care he spent SIX months AFTER hts
escape from b~loominsdale."
THE FAMILY.
John Armstrong Chanier ID q son OF the
ate John winthrop Chanier. who died IN
1877. a sreat-great-srandson OF the original
John Jacob Aston. and a cousin Of William
Waldorf and JcEn Jacob Astor. HIS mother
was a Miss Ward. q Granddaughter Of John
jacob Astor.
He was graduated from Columbia and
took a course at Rugby. He started to prae-
tice law. having ~ partner Henry Van NsA
Philip. He had an estate which ' him an
Income Of $4,000. and was . member OF sew
eral fashionable clubs In New York and
elsewhere.
A man Of splendid character. John Arm.
life and much Of his fortune to hslpang
assnn Ame.aesn ART s.uoensa re ~
for many such In Paris and suee
cessfully founded . fund that viii psrms.
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