The Washington times., 1910-09-10

licitor and the notary. Cavalier ran up
/ 10 Chanier, threw her arms around his
neck, kissed him. and told him he mus
1 sign the papers before she couId mary
Z him. She explained 10 him that by
signing these papers he would be trans
( feTring all his fortune 70 her. But ais
she told him what excellent care size
I would take of him; how she would live
{ with the one thought Of making his life
I happy. managing his fortune. and keep
( ing from him all the annOyances and
( cares Of business life, leaving him free
! TO paint pictures and love her 10 MS
( fullest desire. Chanler signed the d0cu-
I mentS and transferred eVeryt hing he
/ possessed. even his interest il the ali
mony fund. 10 the pTima donna
/ On June IS Of this year la Belle
Lima" and Sheriff Bob. were married
I IN the little borough hall OF the Eighth
/ ArOndiSemOlt, the fashionable ElySIe
quarter Of Paris. After performing the
I civil ceremony the mayor Of the ArOn-
oisemOnt made an address OF 1ellclJa-
7 ton. and then the party drove TO the
/ BOis d ArmeuOnvilie, and there, in the
/ Pavilion q Armenonville. was served a
wedding breakfast. at which the ySlIli
! toasts were drunk Lima and ChanIcr
then settled down TO what ChaGieT
/ thought was going to be the happiest
/ existence man ever knew
Gave Him a Pension
[ But two or three days afterward
J Chanler began to see things in a differ
I ent light He had been spending his
/ time on enormous mural paintings He
did not sell many OF these paintings and
Cavalieri thought this was energy
Wa Sted
/ one morning after ChanIer had finish
ed his coffee and rolls. the fair Lima,
who now controlled the purse strings.
announced that thereafter Cuanler
would be allowed each month 100 francs.
or 80 She agreed 10 board and iooSe
him. but out OF this so he was 10 pay
ms valet, was to buy MS clothes, and
meet those hundred and one little eX-
penseS he had always incurred
ITS time FOR you 10 get 20 work and
earn your living, anyway she told
him.
ChanIer got 10 work. At her behest
he would go out into the parks and
paint pictures which Cavalier thought
would have some market value. Until
few days ago he painted these pic
lures and sold them when he could.
In the meantime he was telling his
. troubles 10 Henry Ciews. IT. Robert
Lee McCau1meron, and other New York
cTs with whom ne was intimate
Return Of Old Lover.
Re-enter Prince DoIgorouki. Once
married 10 Chauler and in possession
OF all his property. Cavalier. IL is
. said. famed anew her flame for the
handsome Russian Her neck had not
had time TO become accustomed To the
matrimonial yoke before she com
municated with DOlEorouki and he
rushed across Europe 10 her side.
where he has been ever since. When
the prince appeared on the scene
ChanleT had 10 take a back seat. He
was only CAVALIERS husband
DolgorOuki began to lavish Jewels,
flowers and the like on the singer
Then also began long automobile
trips through the country surround
ing Paris with DoIgorOuki, while
his little pictures in the parks of
Paris and sold them when he could.
His friends took them when his pride
would allow him TO let them know
he needed the money This kind Of
painting was IS distasteful 20 Chan
Ter as house painting
While he would dine evenings IN the
Cavalier home = Avenue dc MeSsine
ana il is known as the Cavalieri eS-
adjustment and not a. the residence
or the ChanIers-the prima donna and
Prince DolEOrOUki and their friends
would be partailiug OF banquets q the
great Partisan restaurants or hiIoU
sUppers in the various quaint iaHs IN
the suburbs
ChanIer Only Tolerated
Then Nine Cavalier became III and
there was an operation for APPEND
c.tis- At the hospital Chauler was
only tolerated by the singer Il was
DuI-oToUkI who was welcomed
ChanIcr's friends say that CT a mum
Der 81. occasions he would caU 20 see
room he would ind Prince DoIzO-
Touki sitting on the foot Of her bed.
laughing and chatting with ueT- The
two would exchange tender Elances.
while the husband looked on unWiIl-
ing 10 make scene because they
were IN a hospital and because mad
anne was i'll
When CavaIieri left the hospital she
went 10 CabOuTE- near TrCUvIllc- Her
son her brother OreSteS. Prince Dol
ECrou[i- and several maids accom-
panied her. ChanIcr followed q few
DAYS later. and when he found Prince
DOiEOrOukf there he gave UD in dis
gust. and after a long conference with
his brother, William Astor Chanler.
started for America with Mrs William
AStOr Cnanler and Mrs. Ashley, the