The sun., 1918-07-04
LOST WIFE RETURNS
TO E. TUCK FRENCH
Telephone Girl Who Left Dur
ing Honeymoon Greets
Husband in Boston.
MEETING AFFECTI0NATE
Young Bride Had Accused Her
Mate Of Jealousy and Of
Starving Her.
MEETING AFFECTIONATE
specioi Despatch TO TEE suS.


gosToS, July 3.--The final cha pter OF
The brief but intensely exciting story OF
IN. bride who skipped on her honey
moon was written mt tho Copley Plaza
Hotel here tonight. and the end was as
the end should be in all good love stories
With the interested parties blissfully
wrapped in each others arms
The bride who disappeared when her
wedding trip was but Ave days old was
Mrs Edward Tuck French, formerly
Miss Lillian VI. (Tottie) Harrington, a
telephone operator, and the husband
Will, whom she is now safely and hap
nny reunited Is the youngest son of
Amos Tuck French, New York and
Newport millionaire and father-in-law
az Jack Gerraghty OF Boston. who at
the time OF his marriage to Julia French
was a chauffeur in her fathers employ.
Mrs. Edward Tuck French. the bride
IN the latest French family marital mix
nm. left her husband yesterday while
they we're at a hotel In Fall River. She
ian him, she said, because OF his unreal
sonable jealousy and because, as she
charged, he kept her locked in hotel
room with nothing to eat but animal
crackers and milk.
Calls Him on Telephone.
A Girl giving her name as Miss Har-
ris" called up a newspaper office In the
middle OF the evening and asked where
Mr., French could be located. She was
told, and a few minutes later she ap-
peared at the hotel after calling French
on the telephone.
They evidently were happy at being
reunited and threw their arms around
one another's neck.
Mrs. French said sho spent last night
in an apartment In Bowdoin street. this
city. Both frankly admitted they were
glad at being together and agreed that
much of their trouble had been "misun-
Outstanding"
The couple were unable or unwilling
to make known their plans for the I'M
"rn give her until 10 o'clock to-
night to appear, and II she does not I
shall start divorce proceedings at once"
This was Frenchs ultimatum earlier In
the evening.
She didn't appear, hut a little later
came the information that she had been
located at q town within a few miles
Of Boston" and that she had been cred
tied with charging French with feed
iuk ntt Ou animal CrtChcFs anu Hiiih
at the hotels where they stopped at New
Haven and Fall River
Il IL said she charged he kept her
locked In her room and that she was
able to escape only when he went down.
stairs to the office at the Mohican Hotel.
FaIl River. ito meet a friend"
The bride packed a suit case and fled
m taxi to the station and came at
once to Boston.
Says He Was Jealous.
Z loved him and he loved me-" she
Is quoted as saying. Nothing would
have separated Us had he treated me
properly, but he did not. In passing
along the streets he ordered me not to
look at other men,
She was further credited with the
assertion that she intended to stand
on her rights as Mrs. Edward Tuck
French"
French said earlier tonight he loved
the girl and was confident that she
would come back to him. He said a
visit from the French family attorney
was followed by a quarrel between him
SELF and his bride
Now ! have lost my bride and my
family as WELL" he said. but added that
the matter Of income wasn't worrying
him. He declared further he would go
to Manchester and locate the girls lone
and "sit on her door step until she
came"
That. however, was before he learned
OF the statements credited to her. He
appeared angered. He insisted. how
ever he was entirely at loss as to WHY
she had run away.
The girl is the daughter of Mrs WILL
II
She met French a week ago while visit
ing girl friend at Cambridge. The
two girls met a student at the Harvard
Military Sci DOL. whom the Cambridge
girl knew, and with him was French.
who was introduced. The four enjoyed
dinner at the Georgian, and 1t Is de-
clared French proposed to the girl that
evening, The wedding took place the
next day.
Thought Husband Was Older.
The couple went to New Haven. then
10 New York and back to Fall River.
The girl says she thought French was
anout 30, It Is declared. He is but 81
Here Is more of the story credited 10
her: II told him was not OF his set but
he said he would be forgiven as his sis
Ter was. He said he would come into a
n'e fortune in few years and / would
thare in it,
I met Julia Gerraghty and Jack, who
was home from camp, and they were
very nice There WAS another young
lady along, and Mr.. French said II was
an old sweetheart of his. / guess she
was because she looked daggers at me.
French told me he was on his way 10
fattsburg and would have to leave me
Nght after the wedding" French said
to-day he wired Piattsburg. notifying
me authorities there that he would be
delayed.
French declares the girl deserted hin
without any cause. He said he OBJ
Iected TO the manner in which the
FAMILY lawyer spoke to his wife, ant
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