The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-03
WILL GIVE SCR|BES
A STORY TOMORROW
john ARMSTRONG CHALOSER 70
MEET NEwsPAPfR MEN At
ALEXANDRIA AT O'CLOCK.
HAS TO CHANGE PLANS
HOTEL CAN'T ACCOMMODATE
pAHIsS, aa HE Will HAND at
PROMISED INTERVIEW AT
THE GAZETTE OFFICE.

Because the proprietors Of the
r-lsiscbmann hotel at Alexandria an
uounced mat they would be out Oh
town SUNDAY, and, therefore, ~ouIa
not be able to Accommodate Johh
Armstrong Chsioner and the news
unuer men whom he had invited 10
meet him there. MIR. Chaloner mas
been forced to change his plans.
Il Will meet the newspaper men at
4 O'Clock Sunday afternoon at the Of
fee. If the Alexandria Gazette" saio
Mr.. Chaloner last night. and added
'ocularly. III the editor of the Ga
zette wont lei US in. veil get some
Of the newspaper men to break IN.
so lust announce that / Will expect
them Sunday afternoon with their
pinchbnrs'
MIR. Chaloner, who spent last night
I'm Richmond, expressed surprise at
the Information. given him by VIZ
s!ntau reporter. that the motel cohid
not accommodate the party simply
I heca,lse the proprietors, father ana
son would be out OF town for the gay
II was understood that the Messfs'
Fleischmann, had notified MN or thAs
fact. but Mr.. Chaloner stated that the
letter must have $liscarried. he "rVte
a week ago engaging quarters Tor
Sunday night, ammo ~ncing, on the
strength Of this precaution, that ne
would meet the newspaper men az the
| Fgelachmann hotel at 7 O'Clock sun
da,- eyening Mr.. Chaloner stated last
night that he presumed that the gen
tlemen had Il previous ehKaseI'eh'
and were closing up the hotel ror
| dav In order to take holiday. leaving
! the cat in charge.
! Makes New Plans.
! Al any rate the newspaper men
will not be disappointed lie eA-
/ pects to reach Alexandra at Q CLOCK
! sunday afternoon and at will give
! nnt nm interview regarding his pro-
! posed campaign for the reformation
Of the l,inacy laws that will throw
! new light on his own tragic career, OK
I nose corruption along certain lines IN
htrh places and incidentally furnish
some sensational grading matter. Mr.
Chaloner makes no secret or the TACT
/ that he proposes TO devote the re-
matnder Of his life to this campaign
Of correcting, through legislation, eViis
and lntustices under which M mas
iabored and suffered for hfteen years
and he promises 10 outline 10 the
newspaper men Sunday afternoon his
plan of campaign.
Regarding his petition for the I'M
peachrnent Of Judge George &, Holt
I Mr.. Chafonnr said last night that ne
> had decided, acting under the ADVICE
= Of a congressman of long stanoihg
to defer any action In this matter
owing to the lateness of the session
until congress reconvenes In Deceih
her when he Will bring II pefore tht
committee on judiciary.
His VIII hdamant.
In View, OF some speculation and pub
lie curiosity as to the probable cor
l test over his will, recently announced
}, I'm which he bequeathed all or ny
= property 70 the universities OF virgins
e and No<h Carolina and several smaii
] err educational Institutions Mr. thai
q oner wna asked II he thought theri
was any prospect Of the VIII eelnt
q broken after his death. None In th'
- vor,s." he replied, with his quiet smile
- snd then added rather impetuousiy,
a have absolutely cut The ground iron
: under the feat Of my eN-Iam!y.
- they wanted 30 contest the VIII the,
q lad the opportunity after us pFoNis
q ions were published. They have IN
;, chance now while I am alive Mos
- If my property Is in North carolina
y, The balance IL held In trust by IN
= Federal courts Of New York The re
siduary legateea are 50 strongly foFt1
fled In the document that there is II
VI uosstnie chance If breaking IL after IN
' death ny property Will toe distribute
y ,uyt ns ] have devised It., and III
~ smile of satisfaction that played owe
the features OF the master OF Merr
- Minis was evidence that he was con
= WINGED In his own mind that no legs
"a acknowledgements will follow his natori
'- dissolution.
IN Mr.. Chsioner was In the nest
N spirits last nighr and looked the plf
pr t,rn Of health Tie has been vci
busy. he said, preparing for can
Pr paiga of life work. SO busy he ha
tn not had time even Ia read the new
~ papers for two days, but evidently hsI
r / WORK agrees with MIN