The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13
DAUGHTER OF OIL MAGNATE
WHO ELopED WITH ENcLIsH-
MAN WAS MARRIED.
COUPLE NOW IN LONDON
Princeton College Student Who saws
That Giri Married Him Under an
Assumed Name is Nov
Missing. R


'ffrom London tonight announced the AZ
Trivial In that city OF Samuel Ciarks0n
fand his bride, who was Miss Ma
Honey, daughter ok Martin Maioney.
lstandard OH maghate and Cathosi.
Indblemany tN N n
4 After their sensational antoinohil,,
Ielonement from New York to Mont
Ereal and wedding In that city, the
lrouple took passage 10 London on thu
jstsamship EMPRESS OF Ireland. from
Quebec, under the names of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Cunningham. Nobody aboard
was aware of their identity and ths
young couple maintained the strict st
seclusion throughout the voyage
All their meals We're served In their
cabin and they never appeared except
ait night for short promenade on
laoek When the Empress Of IreIan,l
Preached Liverpool Mr. and Mrs Clark
son managed to eiude the reporters,
i%hQ were on the lookout for their
arrival, and hurried directly to Lon.
don
| fiiEi tnt Hitts tfiitE AtNtAt lt1Al
Miss Maloney had been his wife for
NEARLY two years, Arthur Herbert Os-
borne, the young Princeton graduate.
ileft the Hotel Beresford. where the
IOsboraes have resided for 10 ~si0zeii
lyears, early this morning. and at. d
late hour tonight had not returned
| His mother, Mrs. William r. Osborne.
remained secluded I'm her apartments
AIT the Princeton Club. Osbornes
|story Df the marriage is believed in-
IplicitiY AMI men who were at coIlega
with Him stated that 1t bad been sonia
what af al open seeret at the alnwefss
lAit5 fkfts 4 gpst al1os
were man and wife. His Stateni1if
ithat they were secretly married ere
lated very little surprise among those
who knew him at college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maloney. father and
mother Of the bride, declined TO either
affafiin or deny the statement OF
young Osborne that their daughter
was his wife Both the parents are
Iprcstrated from the anxiety regafsinx
the whereabouts Of thsir daughter. as.
until the arrival Of the cable last
night. nothing definite had been heard
Of the couple since their marriage n
Montreal on October 3.
Mrs. Andrew F. Maloney. aunt of
Miss <1loney when seen at her hotel
in Philadelphia admitted. the STATE
nent OF young Osborne was q very
serious side of the affair. but said she
did not feel authorized TO discuss the
matter
Mr., Maloney the uncle, said he dill
not believe the statement OF Osborne
as to his marriage with Miss aMloney.
Osborne states that he and Miss Ma.
loney were married on December IS.
1905. at Mamaroneck. N. r., under the
names OF Herbert Osborne and Helen
Engene. the bride using an assumed
name, as they wished to keep the
secret until he graduated
from Princeton and had established
himself In business. 80
He denies positively that the mar
riage was ever annualIed and says
that Clarkson knew Of the marriage
and consulted an attorney. who In.
formed him that the ceremony was
legal and binding and that any we'd
ding celebrated in England or any ota-
ar civilized country weaid be void
That Miss Maloney has placed her.
self In an exceedingly embarrassing
position. II young Osborne can proya
bis statement regarding the marriage
Is the unanimous opinion of lawyers
who have discussed the matter The
ceremony. they declare, was
absolutely void. IL the Mamroneck
can be proved and was never
'nnnalled.