The evening world., 1911-02-10

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OF any sort.
sun chaperoned by reporters and
photographers, they waited In the Penn
sylyenla station until S.J2. when the
younger man boarded a fast train ivi
Atlantic City. His father returned to
the Schuyler. where Mrs. Griscom was
still quartered and retired at once to
his room. declining to give any explain
alton whatever fyr his sons sudden de-
parture. or to tell what business Girls
com jr. might have In either Atlantic
City or Philadelphia.
Fathers Confer.
Griscom's father and Miss Arnold's faith
er. both elderly men. had a short confer
ence early this morning either at the
Arnold residence or at the Hotel Savoy.
The fact OF the meeting was confirmed
by Francis Arnold himself. The senior
Mr.. Arnold also stated that there
would be another conference later In
the day between representatives, Of tho
two families at the Offices OF the Ar
nolds' lawyers. Garvan az Armstrong,
No. 10 Wall street. to discuss purely
personal and private matters as the
old gentleman put II.
Although Griscom denied he has mar
risd Miss Arnold secretly. he would not
deny that they were engaged. nor that
Francis Arnold. her millionaire father.
frowned on his suit In refusing to
answer questions bearing on his atten-
tons TO Miss Arnold Griscom declared
he had made Mrs. Arnold. the mother
of the girl. certain promises regarding
secrecy and he would not betray her
confidence.
Willing to Talk.
At the Arnold home to-day the father
declined to see reporters. But the
elder son, John w. who went
to Florence last month to see Griscon.
was willing to talk. Young Arnold
said he trusted sincerely that Griscom
was right In the assertion OF his BELIEF
that the missing sister would soon be
found, but he didn't know on what
ground 6riscom based the hope.
He declined absolutely to discuss the
matter Of Griscom's marriage 10 the
girl In case she returns home. but
added that a number Of important pri-
vate matters would be discussed at the
meeting to be held to-day with the
Pittsburgers.
Young Arnold practically admitted
that his mother. who went abroad also
TO search for her lost daughter. was
aboard tho Pannonia on her way back.
He aiso confirmed the report that his
brother, 7. Hinkley Arnold. a been In
Philadelphia lately trying to get trace
Of Miss Arnold. Incidentally 1t came
out that 4. Hinkley Arnold likewise
1900 oro aav In Atlantic Citv making n
fruitiess tour OF hotels and boarding
houses there. In view OF this develop
ment significance vas attached to Girls
CONS. hurried departure for the same
city this afternoon.
II was noticed that at each mention OF
0riscom's name young Arnoid's brows
knitted and his lips frightened Into a
hard line. 1t was plain he only held
himseIf under control by an effort
From his expression the Interviewer
dsduced that he yet must be holding
10 the theory that Oriscom knew more
than he has told OF the movements OF
his sister after her strange flight. A
little later the brother left the house.
bound for thu offices OF Garvan n Arm
strong.
Reaching No. 40 Wall street. young
Arno'o spent nearly three hours IN
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