The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
Young Woman Reported
Ito Have Gone to Paris
to Join Her Father.
NO ONE KNOWS
NVEIEl2E SHE WE MT
Enslishman Won't Talk, but
Elopcrs Said to Have Parted
Until Former Marriage
Is Annulled--Dc-
mics His
Identity.

NEW YORK. November 1.-The
American to-day prints special ca
biegrom from London. which says:
samuel CIarkson, whose clopemcnt
q month ago with Miss Helen Maioney
daughter or Martin Maloney, the papal
MARQUIS OF lPhiladelphia. stirred UP
two continents, nag created another
sensation by returning to London with
out the young woman and settling
down To his former di1ettante life III
lodgings near HIS club In Piccadilly.
Where Miss Maloney is, no one
Knows. Certainly She Is not with
clarkson. He returned to the city on
MONDAY, and since then has gone to
the theatre nightly and spent the rest
OF his waking hours at his club.
At no time has the young woman
been seen with him. She is not al
Ills new lodging. nor at the old quar-
tiers which Clarkson occupied before
the discovery of the. International ro-
nance.
IL If suggested here that Miss Ma
'oney may have returned TO her faith
ei. who, with her sister. IL In Paris.
Clarkson told come friends that he
had been in Paris since his return
from America. This is the extent OF
- HC udo EbFSh ~ hily
one since his return. He absolutely
fefuses to discuss the matter in any
form.
Fees From, An interviewer.
The American correspondent traced
Clarkson to one OF the theatres here
Tonight. and after the performance at
tempted to interview him. But ut the
mention of his name Clarkson seized
the arm of n friend who was with him
and rushed out Of the lobby and en-
tered cab.
Il have message for you from
your MOTHER shouted the American
correspondent. she asks for news
about YOU"
Il think you have made mistake
Was the reply. whereupon the cabman
vas ordered to drive away.
Despite this. the American CORE
spondent saw and heard several OF
Ciarkson's friends accost him in the
lobby OF the theatre.
Hello. sammy" they cried "Glad 10
see you back
In each instance GARRISON smiled his
acknowledgements CT the greeting.
The latest mysterious phase of the
eiopement has created as much talk
In London as The original story of the
romantic flight of the young couple.
Returned to London Monday.
At just what time Clarkson got back
10 London, no one knows, but 1t was
sometime on Monday, and presumably
lie came alone. His friends have his
word alone for the fact that he came
direct from Paris.
He went Immediately to his club in
P'ccadiily. and from Their rented bach
elor apartments not far away, where
he shortly installed himself. In the
most nonchalant manner possible he
Immediately. fell back into his old
method OF life. Interested persons
watched him, but he has not been seen
In company with any woman since
his return. Mrs. Garrison has not
been seen entering or leaving the
new quarters which the young man
mas taken over. and there has been no
sign OF her about the apartments he
occupied before the elopcn,ent.
Since his return he has been out
OF his apartments most OF the time.
lie leaves the house a. about noon
every day, goes direct to his club.
where he spends the Afternoon: returns
70 MS lodgings and remains long
enough to dress for dinner; dimes at
his club. and every evening finds him
at one Of the theatres, generally with
some male friend.
Another Significant fact is that Clark
son has not been seen in company Will,
any OF the friends of the Maloneys who
took part in the search for the couple
just after the elopement. Finally, he
declines absolutely to discuss the at
fair. even with his most intimate
friends.
The impressionPis growing here that
separation has been agreed upon
between the young woman and Clark
son, possibly by agreement, to continue
until the matter OF the, previous mar
riage of Miss Maloney. has been salts
1actorily Strengthened out. preferably
by annulment, since the religion of
Miss Maloney and her parents abso-
lntely forbids divorces. az
Mr.. NinlOney Neturnk Alnnc