The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-16
DENIES SEEKING WEALTH
Of new YORK MILLIONAIRE
prIma Donna Declares She
Esteems Husbands Talent
Silent as 10 Love

dllS, oeDl' JO-Mlllc. Lima CaNd
llerl-Chanler gave to the World for
NAL interview on ner marital compli-
cations. Heretofore her statements.
revealing only what she wished to be
made public, Rave been given to a
newspaper from which she receives a
monthly stipend. But the prima
donna is now clearly perplexed by
reported statements OF her husband.
Nine. Cavalieri was smiling, but
was plainly Worried when she enter
ed the room holding in ner peweled
hand a telegram dated four days ago.
II was in French and, translated, read
as follows:
NO truth in reports. have seen
no one. Have begun work. Devoted.
H. Robert
Cavalieri smiled triumphantly.
You see" she said, there is no
truth in It, ] telegraphed him when
| saw the reports. This is his an.
swer.n
''reen you still love him?'
esteem's Husbands Talent
This question made the prima don
ia hesitate.
Il esteem him for his talent" she
said with beguiing smile.
DO YOU expect to join him in
American
Yes she responded quickly There
was delay btfore the rest OF the
answer was Forthcoming. Perhaps in
about six weeks The doctor still
fcrbids me to take long voyage SO
soon after my operation for appendic
It's.
You viii not sue for divorce or
separation"
No, tlere Is no thought of that,
These rumors have sprung from notn.
ing. They are without any founda-
tion.
WIN you sue to get a share Of his
fortunc?'
The prima donna's face clouded
and she was silent for nearly a min
ute.
That Is an intimate question: she
finally replied. There has been no
thought OF any suit whatever"
Has Mr. Clanler carried out his
part OF the marriage contract"
Cdvalieri smiled broadly at the d..
rcctness OF this question.
Two Million Lacking
Il was told.' she answered. that
nc had two millions. with an income
OF sll0.00O a year. He has not got
il He has not anywhere nlar 1t. II
he has not given what ! expected 1t
Is because he has not got it,"
And you cave been disappointed
TO learn he was not as rich as you
had been led to believe?
He did not tell me he had that
Cayalieri declared vgor-
ously. as she flew TO the defense oil
her husband, her dark eyes flashing.
HE never told me he was that rich.
He told me he aad debts did not
ask him how much because ii did not
me. If had been marrying
for money, | should not have chosen
Robert Chanler: that YOU well know.
married him because esteemed
him as gentleman and as man of
talent"
"Will you tell the terms of the
contract?'
NO, that concerns only Mr.. Chan
Ter and myself But | will tell you
that | intend. as | have always in-
tended, to work for my living. | can
gain a livelihood with my voice. and
am proud to work in that way
To Be Paid II Divorced
Although neither Cavalieri nor the
lawyers who drew the contract will
iivulge It's terms, the World can
state on excellent authority that it
contained provision that Cavaieri
was to receive $4,000 yearly and a
stipulation was made that this sum
was to be paid whether they lived
.ogether or were separated or dlvorc.
ID.
Chanler was anxious. to give thel
singer all he possessed. There is a
,lause in the contract, which was
drawn by Cavalieri's
French notary, that is believed TO
lave compromised the trust fund OF
'250000 belonging 10 Chanlers two
'oung daughters as well as the ali
nony allowed by the courts to the
lrst wife.
II is believed here by Chanler's
riends that the marriage contract Is
old, because the first wife and the
of the children did not Sign