New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-14
SHERIFF BOB DISPLEkSED
Notoriety Offensive. interviews
False. Statement Declares.
caVALiERt FILES PAPERS
First Mrs. Chanler Seeks to Fro
tect Settlement-Famlly De
MES Conference.


u,el, took the centre Of the stage IN ms
o~-n romance yesterday but he con
,a,t.d himself with only few seconds
f. the glare and then modestiy ana
firmly retired
TIE husband a Lima Cavalier didn' =
Epnesr TO have lost any Of his sooo
nature over the affair. though he DID az
NIT that the attendant notorletY was o.
fensive 10 him.
4e csroe down To the office OF his at
tornev. Sidney Harris. al NO an
street. Yesterday afternoon ana WINE
there dictated the following brief state
mont 60 quickly that the stenographer
WAS almost paralvzed in the effort 10
keen pace uith him.
The notoriety which ] have received
from the nevspap ers. he salo' since
my return from Europe last week mas
fee7, very offensive to me There Is no
rapee ~ 5,istffcation FOR IL / came
over here 70 attend 70 private business
matters and u do some painting in the
mean time ANY interviews that have
f,aen given or in ny name regarding
mn domestic affairs are false. Owing 10
80. no+orie+v which is given 20 my af-
fai~z shall hereafter he interviewed
orlv tfrou-h my attorney. Mr Harris
Saving which. in two breatbs. Mr.
Cranler zubsidAd. and was dumb MI
Harris was asked 10 state the position 81
his client but would say only. So far
es know there is no action 81 law nor
- equity contemplated hy my client.
C=rsIieri Files Papers
or the other side Of the case. however.
y appeared during the dav that Nine
CAVALIER Is not passively awaiting
s--e-71s without striving in some manner
Il shane them.
uar rerreSenta- ives. il was said
yesterday. had filed with the Union
Trust COMPANY. trustees Of the pelano
estate. and with the trustees 81 the
C-hanler and Ward estates. copies Of the
an7e-nuptiai agreement made in Paris
-oniee Of this agreement. together
with 2 sheaf n cable MESA ee. lay on
the table over which Sheriff Bob and
his LAWYER. Nr. Harris, talked over the
case yesterday.
Mrs. Julia Cham bsrlain Chsnler. the
former wife Of the Dutchess COUNTY
squire. cabled Alexander. Wafriss
Popr her ATTORNEYS here. vesterdaT n
safeguard her interests 80 ailn2ony
was mentioned IN the divorce papers she
secured II Paris when she separated
from Sheriff Bob" but = private = gree
r77er7- r77ade q that TINA guaranteed n
her the fi~st S2naan : -ea- out Of his
income.
The FIRST Mrs Chsnler has With her N
Paris two children Julia. twelve years
r,la and Dorothy. seven years old, = is
refa that she desires to keep entirely
dear Of am contro- ersy with Nine.
,-s-gt -Chanler and for that purpose
wants her legal representatives. r. see :"
u tnat NJ other and later claims against
rcbert u--~iaa nler's- inrprne. such az
the present ente-nUrtial agreement.
-rsu be gut on an equal footing with
her claim.
friend OF Mrs Julia Chamberlain
Chanler SAID vesterds~ that her only
rea- vas Cor he- children If the ante
r7rsp1i71 agreement with Nine. CAVALIER
makes s-v mention ~ Robert X. Chan
Ier's adoption Of her sixteen-vear-
son. who Is now studying in Rome, the
first Mrs Chanler feels II might ieop-
sr5ize 10 some extent the interests of
her children in the event Of a divisinn
Of his estate.
Bitter Clash Would Result
On this point prominent trust COM
gan official said yesterday that such
contingency would undoubtedly bring on
n bitter legal clash over the interests or
his Two children by his first wife as op-
posed 10 what interest might he claimed
10y such an adopted son.
So far as the entailmcnt Of Chanler's
fortune is concerned. the same official
declared that no cntailment could or
crate beyond the first generation.
Lawyers un both sides Of the contro-
1ersv admitted YESTERDAY that the great
bulk OF Robert ". Chanlers inheritance
IS in trust His 3n-acre Duchess
County farm and his share Of The prop
crty known as the old -'Cosine farm" in
Manhattan. are. IN fact. believed 70 he
tn oniy TWO parcels of real estate over
which ne now has urdisputed control.
The reported family conference Of the
Chanlers over the ex-Sherif's predica-
rnenr was denied 10y members Of the
family YESTERDAY. Tne- took the atti-
tude that Robert X. Chanler's income
could not h reached hv any snte-nup-
-ia1 agreement ri hater-e- nature. and
-het the only property which ne could
s-ze over II Nine Cavaliers would he
me comparatively small portion repre-