The evening world., 1913-07-30
Q||lTARD'S WIFE
stole A MARCH
= ON Him IN COURT
Files Papers Without His
Knowing II AMI They Are
Withdrawn.

wAile the lawyers for Mrs. Male
Woods Quintard and her husband.
George W. ouintard. the young million
sirs and heir OF the head Of the ouin-
tard Iron Works. were faithfully living
~ 10 Q Bard and fast agreement to keep
tho details Of Q suit for separation
AOAlnst the husband from the public
y leaked cut to-day that Mrs. ouintard
- 11lns her suit very quietly and with
Ssos1ss prspersdness to 70 through with
- aSssen put one over on her hubby"
- Se0ers IN the suit for separation
oeo0t never have seen the light Of day
~ ~ ehs tact that yesterday IN su-
JDo0s Jsastlcs Connelly's court the com.
11n1nk WAieh had been hied with che
SD0>Foon clerk and not publicly In the
0su.ty Osrk's once was withdrawn
" autusa consent Of both parties. The
VuohArswal took place about I'VE hours
s1ssr <hs Aiing Of the complaint. When
31st1es D0nnslly granted the motion
~ . wtthdrawai Attorney Taylor Of
- Arm q Bsardsley. Hsmmsns q Tay.
~. acting for 0lrs. Quintard. eagerly
0a4chsd up the papers and hurried
- Of Ne courtroom. He wouldn'< dis
ouO he CASE.
To-day Mr.. lsaie Of the arm Of MAJ.
0sa 4 Lsals. who have been Mr.. Quin-
Nns4s attorneys In other cases, offered
<his brief comment:
The suit was filed prematurely.
that's all. The whole proceeding was
oeoS i've. and Tor our clients sake va
ars very sorry that anything had to
eoms out about the matter"
Il also became known that Mr.. Quin-
tard. who has been sojournins down on
Long Island. had no idea that he WA
going to be named a. defendant in q
! legal action by his wife. When the
news was conveyed to him he wal
greatly surprised. He made dash for
his lawyers office and gave instruc.
tons to Quash tho proceedings. When
the attorneys began to look into the
matter they discovered that Mrs. Quin.
tard and her battery Of counsel were
ready to proceed with tho case In
court. Conferences were Immediately
arranged. with the result that the &C.
ton was wiped OF the calendar. NeitheI
arm Of attorneys would say which
|. side had taken the initiative. nor would
they say whether . reconciliation or q
settlement had been effected.
|, The Quintards are very we'll known n
! society circles The couple were quiet
~ married In Mount Vernon in 1907
| shortly after the wedding Mrs. Quin
tssd. who was then Miss Woods. daugh.
y ter Of Mrs. Catherine Woods. . widow
Of No. a Grand street. White Plains
4 distinguished herself BY heroic work ir
y the wreck OF the Brewster express q
Wiiliamsbridgs. She was badly hurt her
< self. but despite that she worked hero
tcaily to rescue other women.
7 NJ. ouintard's grandfather. the late
George w. Quintard. died recently at
4 No. ~ Fifth avenue at the age Of
alnsty-ous. He left his fortune Of sew
ssal milAons to his gr(ndson and name.
4 SKA In addition 70 bis wealth. Mr.
\ ouintard inherited another million dol
Ian from his father.
4 olss. ouintard 10 said to BE- living q
yHeseohsstsr. According to his attor
A60A or. ouintsrd 10 III and 10 stay
- - . resort ON Long Island.
- ln1ermatiou has bean given out q
Y = As 1at1s Of the allegations In Mrs
= e1AtArd's complaint - the papers wer,
s go ely ~ ths plaintiff and her a.
stoU01VH - quick wa the withdraw
nGAe1 thAt even the courtroom
t0ssk ~ sst set . glimpse Of the con