The evening world., 1912-05-23
.sEbC|lAsEEON !
! ! after MOTT AND
y. HIS AFFINITY
1nnalre Dads Agent Speeds
Across Ocean to Intercept
Es Young Elopers.
lARE ON A SLOW SHIP.
~ Fleeing Woman Is Mrs.
BOVINE II. Husband Is
IA 'Glad She's Core"
ARE ON A SLOW SHIP.

s0eCAs woman who siopsd woeh Sbr-
- e agstA jr.. son Of TIE na,asonaar~
sJo1nnn Lawrsuos Mott. y yraucss
,1UUetA thsa she - the W. q Wait9
,Dusns H., Of Arlington. N. -" sasA
Nlnuoss Meyer. attorney for Ma
0UWNs to-day. II have been her legal
poUgessutsGivs for some time aad 10
~ Was astondAhd to learn Of her
01ooment b 70 put II mildly. Mra.
DUUne and her husband have been sep
Uno1d shout three vars. she had oon.
mDo11ae dramaSic talent and wished 70
ASA the stage. She made her debut
vooA TIE PHI Pan. Poof company with
~ toeband's consent. Later, when she
Uomeod to 3oin The Chocolate Soldier
enuDAuy he obje cted. She stsned with
- eompany and played the role Of
unc1na.
A0nsv. Bovine. who was Frances
Uue1tt, owned q farm Ct East Hemp
-, LII. she sold this farm and pur-
AAoDod rHenderSou Farm at 3ftBin sson,
~ J. Shortly aftsrward she went on
- eoage. In 1911 she returned from .
- q. Europe. Al that dine her hO-
- tried to got her 10 give up ior
en0D career and rstum homo. shs
- her profession and refused. Ths
>o1c1s he'd not begun action for a.
vBoo Of sspara&son. Myseif - her
onssasy. and JOHN T. Easton. - Mr..
oDvas's attorney. had been striving. to
eeDost their differences.
6VooAN0 save NE EXPECTED
Hs- WIFE TO lRAvg
= can hardly believe Il 10 Mrs. Bovine
No s>oDsd With Mott. She - Q woman
q Atgh Nsais and Of great force of
olasaeter. Her saopsmsnt seems moon.
cslvabas."
Bovine declared so-dav that he had
spsctsd ~ w4fs - leave With Mott,
- che had often threatened 70 do %,
80 thst he was sisd Il she had.
me woman and Mott sailed on the
oret1sh frsdshter lndradeo last satur.
~. and efforts are being made by the
sedsr Mott to intsrcApe them.
On tho steamship Xauretania, which
aAosd n sssdsy night. IL Hector Fuller
war correspondent. author and colder o.
fortune. who has instructions from the
oder Mott to bring the son home. nc
matter what the cost
When the British freightsr reaches
GIBRALTAR Fuller will be there to inter.
eept the 'elopers. and Il was said las
ndGht that Mott would be forclbay 70
moved. Ypuns Mott and the actrssl
were hvtnQ together In q house on Am.
stsrdsm avenue when he learned Of his
Sothr's plans to set him away from
~. end the night Of himself ana th>
Actress was hastened.
MOTT 'HAo HAD cHEckEREc
MARITAL CAREER.
= The younger Motifs episode Il only
one In many that has marked his careel
- SA1rty years Although born to mill
Ions and social position. he early con
esivsd . hatred for onaIlties.
After running away from Lawrenc,
Scientific School At Harvard ct ninetee,
he eloped with Miss Caroline Pitkln
ldaag6tsr Of Thayer Academy profss
-.
Three years ago the wife. was forcet
70 neo from him. Since then Oh,
hes been under the protection Of he
1ather-in-law.
Unable to restrain his son In an,
way. the father put him under the car
OF Fuller. who was to take him on
trip around the world and receive I
handsome sum II he kept his charg,
from, drink for one year. Preparation!
TO starting on their trip Fuller tool
Mott to the Mott estate In Nortl
Carolina. Ihis was two weeks ago
A day or 50 later the actress appeAre,
and the "elopemen<" followed.