Hello, Is anyone familiar with a relationship between Clara Clemens and a young pianist named Charles E. "Will" Wark? In "Mark Twain: God's Fool", by Professor Hamlin Hill, Mr Wark is referred too as Clara Clemen's 'fiance' in the "New York Times". Wark travelled with Clara Clemens during a European concert tour in 1907. There was a trace of scandal in their relationship apparently. I'am trying to trace the history of this Mr Wark since he is a long lost 'black sheep' member of our family. The Twain Library have some letters sent from "Will" Wark and Clara to Samuel Clemens. I've also found a few lukewarm reviews of their tour in the English newspapers. Thanks very much for any information or research sources. Jim Leonard Peterborough, Ontario, Canada.