The evening world., 1911-02-23
GIRL IN RICHMOND
ADDS MYSTERY TO
ARNOLD SEARCH
Not Dorothy, but Young Girls
com Has Been Sending Mes
sageS 10 Richmond.

Richmond. Va, followed the lead OF
OF thought to-day by producing Miss
Dorothy II. c.. Arnold. locating her in a
hospital under an assumed name and
establishing a circumstantial chain
tending to show that George c. Griscom
jr.. now incommunicado at the Hotel
Chalfonte. Atlantic City, was In con-
slant correspondence with her through
an Intermediary.
Hardly had the nicely constructed
house Of cards been reared when 1t was
knocked into bits by the discovery thai
Miss Florence Garrabrant OF ~Brookdale.
y. j., which name Miss Arnold was
supposed 20 have appropriated for the
Richmond Hospital visit. happens TO be
In Richmond in her own prope person.
and that the young woman from Jersey
is herself using the name ana ADDRESS
which supposedly covered the Arnold
Identity.
Miss G~arrabrant's mother supplies
the one idea that accounts for the re-
port Of an Identification OF the Rich
mond patient as Miss Arnold, Miss
Garrabrant, according to her mother,
who surely ought to know. has hair
slightly curly, and blue eyes.
Like Description.
These artistic items made a part OF
the police description of the missing
New York girl. and the nurse at the
Richmond Hospital, who was asked II
cha nIrI IN hnr ah1rpa re Stsnblei MISS
Arnold's pictures and description, SAT-
she could not tell from the varying
pictures, but that so much OF the des
cription as related to own hair anc
blue eyes applied to her charge.
Complaining the matter "A trife Is thu
statement of Mrs. Garrabrant that he
daughter was taken TO Richmond by
her, and that she Is visiting friends ant
Is not in a hospital. What friends tn
Brookdale belle is visiting the motheI
would not say.
Richmond sleuths learned that Georg,
5. Griscom jr. had been in copmun!
alton with some one holding Box No
u In the Richmond Post-Onice. Thel
the reporters found that the box /
rcnted by Mrs. A. j, Bradley. Onl,
ne 4. J Bradley appears In tn
directory of the town.. and he is
secretary to a contracting firm. Twin
n Manchester, a small place just owe
The James River from Richmond.
Mrs. Bradley could, not be found II
the early hours of the morning, An,
right here Is an Interesting fact. Mrs
iarrabraut was asked over the long
distance telephone to-day If she knew
Mrs. A. j. Bradley in Richmond. Sh'
replied:
/ will not say whether | do OF do not
P | do not consider that any Of a news
e papers BUSINESS
After ri vanished.
Miss Garrabrant. it is stated, went I
Richmond Dec. 20, or fourteen day
, after the disappearance Of Dorothy Al
= mold. Her mother was asked When IN
. young B%rookdale girl would CON
home.
Whenever l get ready replied tn
mother,
The Richmond story, according to II
~ authorities OF that town, mad It's inccl
ton In the sending OF a number OF tell
grams whieh were signed with the sin
pie letter IL" which was taken to
in conformity to a personal In a Ne
York paper in which a mysterlol
Helen was supposed to be receivir
tidings from young Griscom, The Il
and the Helen" We're bleced togeth
and then came the alleged discoye
that GrlseOm was writing to the b.
In the post-ofice which Is held In Nj
Bradly's name.
Then the Investigation ran up again
the arrival Of Miss Florence Garrabra
from Brookdale with a handsome
II gowned woman" II a woman's vol
IS may indicate her apparel, and II son
ne times does, the meagre description IN
be taken as hitting Mrs, Garraorant "
n cheerfully admitted to-day that she to
~ her daughter to Richmond. and.
II. that matter, is going back for her.
ne But last night, according to reports
ID. ceivsd here, was . Wild night