The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-30
M|LDREl'S LOST
FOR FIRST TIME
SINCE LAST MAY
Turns Up on a Trolley Car
Dragged Maybe - Started
Running Away at Sixteen.

Police.
Mildred's in again,
In what?
Why, trouble. of course.
Yes. Mildred Rudd Micari. heroine of
score OF runaway adventures, the
Nttle girl with the soulful eyes who used
to run away from her papa on alter
nate Thursdays and Saturdays and who
finally ran away with a chauffeur a
year ago. seems to be the centre of
interest again.
This time At was at the City Hospital,
Jersey City.
Shortly after midnight this morning a
we'll dressed young woman who was on a
PAvOnia avenue car, Jersey City, but
who didn't seem to know just where she
was, became violently Ill. She told the
conductor she had been drugged and he
stopped the car and rang for an ambu-
lance from the City Hospital. The girl
was conveyed TO a cot in that institu-
tion, crying and screaming inhoherently.
She was unable for some time to give
an account of herself or to tell who she
was; she kept insisting that a man had
drugged her and the hospital physi-
clans seemed to favor that self diagno-
sis. They rendered. too. that the
same girl had been a patient at the
hospital twice before and that both
lines she developed the same symptoms
OF hysteria.
At \ o'clock this morning the patient
revived and regained her composure
sufficiently to leave the hospital. She
said sh" was Mildred Micari. that she
lived with her husband in Southamp-
ton, J.. l., and that she would return
TO him immed1 itely. the hid not
throw any light on the drugging epi-
sodc which she had referred to hys.
terically the night before and she left
the institution after thanking the doc
tors.
This Is the first time Mildred has
got in the papers since the time she
ran away last. and that was in May
of this year. Taking It by and large,
that last exploit was quite the most
successful OF all that Mildred has
staged since she began running away
at tho age of sixteen.
\ freight train pulled into the yards
AZ Knox. Ind, ON May g. and one of the
hrakemen went to open the door of an
empty" IA he threw back the door
oAt stepped Mildred, neatly dressed and
bk<lonnair She said that she had run
away from her husband and that when
she reached Chicago she had no more
money and started TO walk back to
New York.
She had stepped into the empty box
car at South Whitley. Ind. to take a
nap. and when she awoke she had found
the car in motion. Wouldn't som shody
Please telegraph to George Rudd. hei
papa, who Hved at No. 1873 Morris ave-
nue., the Bronx? He would understand
al.
They did telegraph and there Is M
doubt Papa Rudd understood, but HI
announced publicly that Mildred coul'
stay in Knox, SO far as he was con
cerned; she had husband who coul'
take care of her.
Mildred first began running ava!
back In 1910. when teacher pourt'
water down her neck. She WAS ar
rested at New Haven, Conn, that time
A week later she disappeared agai'
and when found in South Brooklyn SAT-
man with wooden leg had kid
mapped her In closed taxicab. Mex
she broke out OF a convent at Forty
second street and Ninth avenue an
was caught on the Jersey City ferry
Finally she ran away with Ninccn
Micari, her fathers chauffeur, and sine
then she has been living, Off and on
with him in Southampton.