Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-04-26
BORDEN FINDS
HIS DAUGHTER
IN BOSTON
new YORK MILLIONAIRE LOCATES
MISSING GIRL IN FASHIONABLE
HOTEL. ..-.SHE IS A NERVOUS
WRECK.

Boston, Mass, April &c. G..
Kyle, who claims to represent Mr.
Borden, announced this afternoon that
Miss Borden had been found.
| Kyle said that Miss Borden was a
nervous wreck and was now in the
care of friends.
! One of the women who is alleged
to have been with the girl, he said,
had left the city. Kyle said that Miss
Borden was found at / 40 o'clock this
afternoon by detective at private
residence in the back bay.
With the girl were two other girls
who are said to have been travelling
with her, According to Kyle, a wom-
an who made the fourth member of
the party, had left the girls some
time before.
Miss Borden was taken by her faith.
er to the home of a friend.
Mr.. Borden, it was said by Kyle, had
decided to drop legal proceeding
that he might have contemplated. He
was in doubt whether he would return
tonight or tomorrow. This depended,
it was said on the condition of his
daughter.
Boston, Mass, April 26-The search
for Romano Borden, the 17-year-old
daughter of the New York millionaire.
was transferred to this city today, fol-
lowing information that the girl, with
two women companions, had been To-
Gated at Back Bay hotel
Miss Bordens father Gal Borden,
arrived from New York today and
went at once to a hotel, registering as
&c. Borden, Los Angeles" A few
minutes later he left the hotel in the
company of two detectives, and it was
intimated that they had gone for a
conference with the missing girl and
her friends.
1t was stated that the supposed
whereabouts of the girl had been
made known through private sources
and not by the detectives who were
engaged by Mr.. Borden day or two
after she disappeared from sanitar
ium at Pompton, n. j., last Wednes-
day. A member of Mr.. Borden's party
said: I'VE have learned that Miss
Borden is not at the Vendome as first
reported, but we have reason to be-
lieve she is in this vicinity.
"Mr. Borden has now gone out to
keep an appointment, the nature of
which I cannot disclose. He was ac-
companied by both Boston and New
York detectives. expect that he will |
return late this afternoon. More than
this | cannot say at this time. Mr..
Borden is hopeful, and I have good
reason to be, that he will soon be in
the company Of his daughter.
"Mr. Borden had intended to go to
Baltimore today to see his mother
woh is seriously ill., His plans were
changed suddenly
BORDEN is OVERJOYED.
Boston, Mass, April 26.--Mr. Bor-
den did not meet his daughter until
3 O'Clock. When he heard that the girl
had been found he was overjoyed but
his long period of anxiety, according
to Kyle had brought him near to a
nervous collapse and the reunion be-
tween him and his daughter was de-
layed to give him an opportunity to
pull himself together.
Mr.. Borden said that he might have
to say little later.
According to a later statement by
the detective agency which discover
ed the girl Miss Borden, was found
at the Vendome hotel, and afterwards
to the Touraine.
Kyle said that the woman who was
with the girls had left the party some
line between 10 o'clock last night
md this morning.
LEFT FOR NEW YORK.
According to the detective agency
which has been searching for Romano
Borden, the girl and her father left
or New York soon after she was To-
,ated this afternoon.