The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-13
Found Beach Young Woman
Denies Mrs. QuIntard's Charges
IT A CASE OF MONEY, she SAYS.
She Claims Mrs. Qulntard Tried to Settle
With Her for $4,000, Which Was
Promptly Refused.

Stamford. Conn. Feb. l3.-aliss Alice
Bradley. OF Sound Beach. will tight Mrs.
Charles T. Qulntard's suit for $4,000 for
loss of her husbands affections. She de-
nies the charges in the suit She is only
twenty years old, tall. OF a rather large
figure and has auburn hair.
Her father. Soulesbury Bradley, a
builder in New York, lost his life In 1892
In railroad disaster. Just how much his
estate was lis unknown. Miss Bradley de-
nies that her part OF 1t is $4,000. SO does
her mother
At all events. the widow and the three
sons and daughter live luxuriously The
boys are devoted To boating, and are
known all along Long Island sound as
expert yachtsmen
Alice Bradley went to school at Miss
Jordan's. in Madison avenue. New York
She is a skillful horsewoman. A year ago
she broke and trained an Arabian stall
lion. She calls him Major" and often
used to ride about town, astride in bfur-
Gated skirts
THEY WANT MONEY" GIRL SAYS
Deny the allegations?" said Miss
Bradley tonight. "Of course | do. There
is no truth In the statement that | made
n contract with Mr.. Quintard by which
was To live with him and TO support him
with my fortune, nor is there any truth
In the statement that I agreed 10 marry
him and TO share my fortune with him II
his wife should divorce him. Mr.. Quintard
Is not that kind
These people are after my money A
week or two ago they retained a lawyer
TO bring suit. He offered to settle for
5000 OF course we wouldn't consider
such proposition. Now they think they
may get more money.
Il have known Mr.. Quintard since
siderate to me and i think a great deal
OF him. ! believe that he and Mrs Quin-
tard were mismated. She Is much older
than Charlie you know, and of a differ
ent disposition. A year ago, Mr.. Quintard
tells me. he gave his wife an opportunity
10 obtain a divorce, but she would not
She did not value his affection then 1t ap-
pears"
Miss Bradley made this statement In
the home OF her mother. Mrs. G.. H. Sco-
field. at Shippan. Her mother stands by
her She does not live at home. but has
been stopping with a relative.
II think my daughter has been treated
unjustly," said Mrs. Schofeld. Many un-
truthful things have been said. and the
scandal is annoying. / agree with Alice
that these people are after her money
Mr. Quintard Is an honest young man.
popular with other young men, perhaps
somewhat boyish In his ways. He seems
daughter. She has had many offers OF
marriage from men, but never seemed to
care for any one until she met Mr.. Quin-
tard. His married life was unhappy, be-
lieve. His wife l am told was fretful II
was not surprising under the circum-
stances that he and Alice may have been
indiscieet. ! will not believe, however,
that there conduct was at all improperm
QUINTARD SAYS UNTRUE" "
ITS n case OF money, so far as can
make II out" said Charles z. Quintard,
the $4,000 husband. Mrs. Quintard has a
suit pending against Mr.. McNally to get
share of the money paid me for my
livery business and she has sued me for
support Now she brings suit against
Miss Bradley. II is untrue that Miss
Bradley followed me. l went to New York
and then TO Chicago Later I happened to
meet Miss Bradley accidentally My
wife was disagreeable and l left her."
woman detectives work obtained evil
dence on which the suit is based. The
skilful sleuth is Mrs. Patterson OF Harri-
son, n. Y. who lives there with her uncle
Nicholas Burger. She Is a young woman,
and is a dear friend OF Mrs Quintard
She found Quintard and Miss Bradley
In Syracuse for Mrs. Quintard. The latter
went to Syracuse and confronted her hus-
band and Miss Bradley. She endeavored
TO persuade Quintard 20 return home
The interview was touching At It's close
Quintard escorted his wife 10 the station
and put her on train for New York
Then he went TO Canada with Miss Brad
ley.
Mrs. Patterson followed and got snap
shot OF Quintard and Miss Bradley on the
street. This snapshot will figure In the
trial OF the case In March
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