Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-07
10 REMARRY OSBORNE
Helen MaIoney Will Wed Husband
 In Philadelphia Again.
MISSING HEIRESS SEES HUBBY
New York Broker Is Guest In Father in laws Quaker City Man sion-Reconciiaton to Be Followed by Catholic Marriage Ceremony.


 sion-ReconcIiation to Be Followed
 by Catholic Marriage Ceremony.
 Philadelphia, Nov. 1.-The New Yorl American published a story to the eff feet that Arthur Herbert Osborne whose romantic marriage to Miss Hel en Maloney, the heiress. became known recently when she was alleged to have eloped with Samuel Clarkson, a youns Englishman, is a guest in the Maloney home at 200 West Logan street in this city.
 There he met his wife, from whom he parted soon after their marriage al Mamaroneck on Oct. 2S, 1905 It is stated on good authority that these two will be remarked today by a Ro man Catholic priest.
 MT. Osborne, who is New York broker, with a home in the exclusive BeresfOrd apartment house in Centra Park West, arrived in Philadelphia yes terday. He was seen at the Hote Walton, but he disappeared before any , of his acquaintances even had a chance to speak to him.
 It was just o'clock when a carriage drew up before the entrance of the Maloney mansion in West Logan sqquare. Mir Osborne and w. J. Fan ming, the New York attorney of the Maloneys, stepped out. They rang the bell and were at once ushered into the drawing room.
 Hasn't Entered Catholic Church.
 MT. Osborne was stopped by an American correspondent as he entered the house.
 'I have not entered the Catholic church, but everything will be adjust ed satisfactorily" was all he would say.
 MT. Osborne would not say whether the adjustment would be in the nature of a remarriage or an agreement look ing to a separation. He shook his head when asked and passed on into the house with Mir. Tanning.
 That Miss Helen Maloney was the yelled girl who arrived at the Ma loney house in carriage with Andrew P. Maloney and siX-year-old L. Car. berry Ritchie, Jr., was established She was with her mother aud her sis ter Mrs. Ritchie.
 The Maloney carriage came around and Miss Helen Maloney, accompanied by her uncle, Andrew F. Maloney, left the house. They were gone an hour and half and returned at least two and half hours before the arrival of Mir. Osborne and the New York coun, sel of the Maloneys.
 Wife Expected Osborne.
 There appeared no doubt that Miss Maloney, or Mrs. Osborne, as she now Is, expected the arrival of her hus band She is said to have been almost the first one to greet him when he en' tered the drawing room.
 The information of the Americans correspondent is that they have been completely reconciled and that the marriage by Catholic priest will fol. low the granting of dispensation. It also is said that until the trip made by Miss Maloney to Montreal her parents were entirely ignorant of her marriage to Mir. Osborne.
 It is expected that statement will be made by the MalOney family that Miss Alaloney took the trip to Mont real innocently with MT. Clarkson and that when he proposed marriage to her there and produced the marriage li- cense he had secured she at once told him she was married and that they parted there and then.
 Andrew r. Maloney, it is said, went to Montreal and escorted his niece back to Philadelphia, where she re- mained in a retreat until she went back to her fathers home yesterday. In the meantime the meeting with young Mir. Osborne had been arranged.