New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
LETTER IN PHILADELPHIA
Continued from srst page.

which the lawyers made OF that story DIS
closed that a ticket for fourteen school
teachers from New York 70 Genoa had been
sold by the Hamburg.American Line FOR
that voyage, and one name IN the list o,
fourteen seemed TO justify another steu In
the search for the missing Miss Arnold.
| The address given by the girl whose gam.
the Arnold lawyers cabled 70 italy was NO
2ii Mount Vernon avenue and this was
found to be 2 short lane running for tnre.
or four blocks along the easterly border OF
Van Cortlandt Park. There Is no such
number as 24l. and though near III,
! crossing Of 2ilst street and Mount Vernon
avenue family Of the same name vs'
found. no member had embarked m N.
Cincinnati
The first name Of the girl whose nam.
the consul general was asked 70 look lnso
was given on the passenger list as Mar.
jorie," which happens 10 be the name CT
Miss Dorothy Arnolds only sister. Taken
IN conjunction with the fact that 80
missing girl was known 70 have been an
enthusiastic walker in Central and Var
Cortlandt parks, and might thus have
known that family Of that name Lived
near lflS LdAAsAs i.lf - ~ Us N~'r~-N"-" ''i
story was worth further Investigation
1ohn " Arnold said yesterday that hi5
brother. n. uinckiey Arnold. would b
haok IN tho CITY to-day. He declared that
neither his brother nor Miss Mildred Cui-
yer. 4 friend Of the family VINO mas Seen
ah.ert from her Park avenue house for
the last few days. had been engaged upon
auy end Of the search for the missing slI'
Apart from their cable dispatch 20 Consul
General Handley. the only step taken oy
the Arnold lawyers yesterday wes % nave
two thousand additional circulars cent oai
by the Police Department. with the par
ticular request Il IL understood, that the
canitals and chief cities OF Europe y SUP
piled with them.
Early IN the day. the hopes OF Francis 2
Arnold. the missing girls father. were
temporarily raised by the receipt % q
postal card on which was written. 4 am
safe Dorothy" The handwriting va
somewhat similar TO that Of the missing
girl. but a careful examination sats0ei
the family that IL was nothing more than
a clever imitation OF the specimen OF her
handwriting that has been reproduced On
the newspapers. apparently made and
mailed by some person with a twisted
sense of humor.
Both the father and John " Arnold
declared fatty that they had no possible
cIew 70 the whereabouts or the missing
girl, except the single chance that she
might have been one OF the party OF school
teachers who embarked on the Cincinnati
on January 3. Tho son reiterated that
what CLOVIS he did have in Philadelphia
had been traced down In his recent visit
to that city and found TO be useless.
Rumors that wireless MESA ges had been
sent out to Mrs. Arnold on the Pannonis.
presumably containing news Of some sue.
cess In the search for Miss Dorothy. were
denounced as false by Mr. Arnold las,
night. The Pannonia, on which Mrs. Arnold
is returning 10 this country, will probably
dock late tomorrow or carly THURSDAY
and the Berlin, on which George s. Girls.
CON- tr, the man with whom John u
Arnold conferred In Florence, is returning
from abroad, IS expected 70 dock on Thurs
day morning