The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-04
BodeIy and His Wife Ordered 10
Leave Taylor Mansion.
70 ASK MOTHERS BLESSING.
Thsy Went 10 Tho Placs but Young Brides
Msihsr Refused 10 SEQ Either Of Them.
Husband Given His Wages

New York. Sept. 4-Mrs Frederick w.
Bodley formerly Lena Head, daughter OF
Millionaire George c. Taylor's house
keeper, and her husband formerly the
foreman on Mr.. Tsylor's magnificent es-
tate on Great South Bay near Great
River. l.. L., were ordered OF the Taylor
place yesterday morning when they went
there 20 bring about a reconciliation Win
Mrs. Head, the girls mother. and Mr..
Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bodley left Blue Point
where they have been stopping early yes
terday morning and, hiring a rls' ui"No
over TO Great River.
The park gates of the Taylor place were
not barred and they met with no opposi-
tlon in their Journey 10 the house OF ths
coachman, John Greenway, where bodley
lived while he was overseer OK the estate.
Greenway. who has been friend OF
Bodley told the couple that tney couio
not expect him TO harbor them ana told
them 10 60 over 10 the big house ana
vet their business over with. Ihey re-
,eated to him what they had said on
leaving Blue Point that they expected 10
receive Mrs. Heads blessing and the for-
giveness OF Mr.. Taylor. Greenway told
the elopers what they might expect put
1nat ala not uttti
MOTHER REFUSES TO SEE HER.
Mrs. Bodley's voice quivered as she
asked the servant for her mother Bod
lev stood a few feet away and nervously
twirled his hat.
Mrs. Head won't see YOU" said the
servant 20 the girl who was formerly
her mistress. =,
ssIsut / want you to tell her I am here
said Mrs Bodley, with some show OF
spirit talking through the screen door
that the servant held shut. IF she has
any message for me l will receive H.
The servant went upstairs and returned
a moment later
Mrs. Head told me TO say that she
don't want to see you now or at any
other time" she said "and that you
mustn't come here any more
Mrs Bodley backed away from the door
and her husband stepped forward. Be
fore he could speak the servant said:
"she won't see either OF you. Neither
viii Mr. Taylor. and he don't want you
10 come 20 the place again. heard him
say that he would nave you put on h
you do"
slowly. but hand in hand. the girl and
her husband walked back To the coach
mans cottage There Bodley gathered
up his effects. and he and his wife en-
tered their carriage and drove OF Sew
efal or the RrOornS Snooh WIN
him and HIS wife as they started away.
BodIey told the erooms that he never
expected TO see them again and Mrs.
Bodley. struggling TO keep back the tears
that welled upon her eyes. made brave
struggle to maintain her composure. The
couple returned TO the Warner House
In the Blue Point I'm the afternoon.
Rodley and his wife refused to make
any statement after their return TO Blue
Point n was said that Mrs Bodley was
prostrated as q result of her mother s
refusal 10 receive her.
WILL NEVER RE RECoNCILED.
Mrs. Head and Mr. Taylor were seen
at the mansion yesterday Mrs. Head
Is nfty years old. large and portly. She
was attired In a loose white silk wrapper.
.what has happened between my
daughter and myself" she said. "is the
concern OF no one but myself. My
daughter is responsible for what she has
done and so far as j am concerned that
Is the end of IL.
"Have my daughter and been re-
concied7 Reconciled? I should say not
And never will be, do you understand
never will bei"
From Lawyer George w Weeks. Jr
Mr. Taylor's local counsel. Bodiey re-
ceived check i'm full for services rem
dered up 10 last Friday. Mr.. Weeks also
delivered a message 10 the couple from
Mr. TAYLOR 10 the effect that neither was
20 tresnaSs on his property again.