The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-19
CAVALIER is COMING
When Bob Chambers Wife Arrives
There Will be Something Doing

When Bob ChdnlerS wire Arrives
There viii be Something Doing
New York. Sept. 17.-Impelled by
what he terms a gentleman's honor,
Robert Winthrop Chanler is reported
to be wavering, uncertain whether to
break forever with his powerful fam
lily clan, the Astors and CHAMBERS, or
to submit to their ultimatum and re-
pudiate his pre-nuptial contract with
Nine. Cavalieri and begin legal steps
to save the great fortune which he
signed over to the beautiful singer
on the eve of their marriage in Paris.
With one brother, John Armstrong
Chan er-or Choloner, as he prefers
20 call himself-already estranged,
the indications Wednesday were that
Sheriff Bob" would defy the advice
of his family and demand that his
wealth be transferred to his bride
without further delay.
Through the secretiyeness and mys-
terry with which negotiations have
been conducted, Wmors have arisen
as to the true state Of existing affairs
According to cable advices receiv-
ed from Paris. Nine. Cavalieri has
| changed her mind and will sail for
America earlier than she previously
intended and if she does this the
lawyers interested in the strange
case predict that there will be some
thing doing every minute after her
arrival
The possibility of an international
legal wrangle, fought out in the
courts of America are not lessened by
the news that Nine. Cavalieri would
come to this country to assist her
brother Oreste, and her husband
Bob in having the ante-marriage
agreement carried out or else in eff
fecting a financial settlement with
the family,
Lima loves the American people
because they have treated her sc
friendly and generously and She 1:
panied deeply at the light placed up
on her conduct by the American
press" said Oreste Cavalieri in ex
planning why his sister may hurry t.
New York.
"My sister never intended to DOPE
Mr. Chanler and she has been madr
the victim of legal technicalities ant
the sensationalism Of gossipers Nine
Chanler has the stubbornness OF cer
tain people interested in the Chanle
fortune to thank for much OF the nc
toriety which has attended this al
fair, She Is deeply grieved Lin
loves America so well that she woul
reside here II her health would pei
NIT It,"
Oreste added a few details to tn
story Of the domestic relations of hi
sister and Mr. Chanler
INV sister made It plain to MI
Chanler that she did not love him be-
, fore they We're married, but she ha
great deal OF respect and admire
ton for him." said he.
{ while they were hanpy after thei
| marriage the usual lite love QUA
rels naturally arose. In a fit Of M
ger Mr. Chanler threw niece q
bread in my sisters face and she r,
taliated by throwing basket q
Z cherries at him. He compliance
. about great many things sayin
that his food was not cooked RICH
: and that his apartments were nc
, cleaned properlW
Once when he unexpectedly arri'
: ed home and found Prince Murat cal
} Ing on my sister he grew awfullv al
!. CRY and burst from the room shou
: ing: That's the limit: two princes
} Naturally all these things made m
: nervous. Whv. the other dav I too
: a shower bath with my clothing Of
was so worked M"
= The hint that Chambers family hi
) terlv opposed his wooing Of the hen
} tiful Partisan diva became one Of n
= days DEVELOPMENTS when Sidney Ha
, ris. personal attorney for Chanle
, made a statement containing that n
:. sertion.
J Mrs Richard Aldrich. sister
, Husband Bob" Is accredited wi
q leading the opposition in the Chanl
: family and the persistence wi
y which the family fought against Cha
a 'ers marriage has turned TO equal
: sistence that Bob's share OF the Cha
= Ter fortune be not turned over to I
- spouse
According to a sensational utt
4 ance from Oreste Cavalieri II W
| Chanler himself who suggested n
| he acknowledge the paternity Of MI
Cavalieri's 16 year old son. HoweN
Nine Cavalieri opposed this for Z.
that II would complicate the dispC
| ton of Chanler's fortune I'm the CIV,
| Of his death before the boy affair
his majority.