The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
TRAIL LOST OF
RUNAWAY GIRL
MARTIN mALoNEy's MILLIONS
AVAIL NOTHING IN SEARCH
FOR DAUGHTER.
VICTIM OF ADvENTURER
cIarkson Spent Fortune and Needed
Money--Had No Occupation
Osborn, Girls Husband,
Remains Loyal.

New York, Oct. 15.--That Martin
Maloney. the multimillionaire Stand
lard Oh magnate, does not know
where his daughter. Helen, and Sam
luel Ciarkson are In hiding and that
all rumors that the father was In com
lmunication with the eloping couple
Iwere absolutely with Foundation, was
the statement made TODAY by William
|! J. Tanning attorney FOR Mr. Malcney.
Since the first news Of the elopc
ment reached them, the Maioness
have, exerted every effort to keep the
details of the affair from the public.
aud In pursuance of this policy II was
learned that Mr.. Tanning, Andrew r.
aIaloney, uncle OF the missing woman,
and Arthur Herbert Osborne, the
Iyoung Princeton graduate to whom
the missing heiress was married two
years ago, held secret conference
today.
All the complications of the case
were gone into aud young Osborne
lagreed to render the Maloneys every
assistance In his power In inducing
1.-The heircss to leave the man with
whom she has fed and return tn her
parents Whether Osborne agreed 70
receive the young woman as bis wife
lis not known. but 1t Is said BY those
lacquainted with the affair that he is
willing to forgive and forget, and that
lie regards his young wife az the VIC.
Tim OF an unscrupulors advanturcr
who has obtained great influence
lover her
II was learned today that Samrel
Ciarkson Is the son Of wealthy
brewer who died when the son was
Ia boy. leaving an estate valued at
s40o 600. Young Clarkscn inherited
100000 Of the estate and came into
possession Of his patrimony when he
came of age In 1909.
He formed the acquaintance CT A.
stock broker named Drucker. who OBJ
ltained a great influence over the
young man. In 1905 Clarkson braugAt
suit against Drucker for s150000. al
leging that he had been inducasI to
speculate and had lost cntrnons
sums. He obtained verdict for ss5
Coo against Drucker.
After the Drrcker episode, Ciarkson
continued to spend large sums. He
was an automobile enthusiast and
spent much of his time in .saris. He
had been intended for the army, but
failed to pass the necessary examina-
|tions and obtained a commission III
the militia. He had no other occupa-
tion.
II is believed that at the time
Clarkson met Helen Maloney his for
tunes were at very low ebb and
that he had spent almost all of the
fortune left him. That the prospect
OF obtaining a large sum 10 hand aud
an enormous fortune In the future ap-
pealed to the young man is regarded
ak furnishing the motive which
prompted him to deliberately set
about capturing the young woman.
Should the young woman prove oh
durate and refuse to separate from
the man with whom she fed. the Ma
lloneys realize that they will be con
fronted with serious situation and
one that will require careful handling
and probably considerable time to
adjust. Should marriage ceremony
have been performed between the
girl and Clarkson. II win be the wom-
an alone who will have committed
bigamy and the Englishmaa viii be
immune from any criminal proseeu-
tion.