The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-26
SEARCH FOR GIRL
COMES To AN END
IN BOSTON HOTEL
Father of Ramona Borden is
Confident that She Has
Been Located
DETECTIVES NOW
SURROUND HOUSE
Parent Takes Train Certain he
Will Find Daughter But I'm
decided as to Motive
in Case

NEW YORK, April 25.-Ramona
Borden. the missing daughter of Gail
Borden. has been found in Boston
according to the Boston branch OF the
Burns detective agency. A telegram
to Mr. Borden at the Manhattan hotel
shortly before midnight told him that
his daughter with two women sup
nosed to be Mrs. White and Mrs
Bache, of Brooklyn, had been located
in the Hotel Vendome. The message
said that the trio had not yet been
disturbed but that Burns men sur
rounded the hotel and they could not
get away Mr.. Borden was advised 10
go to Boston at once and left on the
midnight train from the Grand Cen
trail.
AT the station Mr.. Borden, who was
all smiles, said;
Il am sure my daughter has been
found. | expect to bring her back to
New York tomorrow. What action
will take against The women who are
with her / cannot say now. But there
is no doubt that Romona has been
found"
Mr. Borden was accompanied to
Boston by Grenvilie Clark. his law
yer. and {. C. Kyle. business rep
resentative,
Mr. Borden received information
tonight that makes him certain his
detectives are again on the right
track. He left for Baltimore early
this morning to see his aged mother
who has been made Ill by the shock
of her granddaughter disappear
ance. sure he will have the girl again
within two days. Before going he as
sured reporters that the Baltimore
trip was not connected in anyway
with his daughters disappearance.
HE In suffering from the anxiety the
affair has caused and fears he will
break down. The news tonight cheered
him up somewhat. but he is still wor-
ried for fear that the girl Will be in q
serious mental and physical condition
when she Ia recovered. His sister. the
wife of prominent Fifth avenue mer-
chant, collapsed this afternoon when
unfaVorAhle news of the search reach
ed her. Mr.. Borden says that con-
trary to previous reports, Ramona is
not slender. sickly looking girl. She
is stocky and we'll built and might
pass for stout He gives this descrip-
ton OF her and the women he is GER
tain have taken her away.
Description of Girl.
Ramona was seventeen years old on
January Goth, She is four feet ten
inches la height and weighs ITO or IL
pounds In complexion she is be
tween blonde and brunette. Her hair
is brown and generally worn on top
of her head with a short bang over
the forehead. Here eyes are grayish
blue. set In full, rounded face. Her
mouth droops decidedly at the coz
ners. She is fond of dress and in
ciines somewhat to SNOWY clothes. She
has been accustomed to wear signet
ring with the letters &c. b. s." in
scribed on IT,
Mrs. william j. White known also
as Mrs Helen Sheldon White, is an
extremely handsome woman of about
thirty five years She is a decided
blonde. and liz stout, weighing about
$50 pounds. She is feet inches
tall. and has very blue eyes. She Is
in the habit OF wearing a great deal
OF valuable Jeweiry. and dresses
magnifcentiy."
Mrs. !. A. Bake. or Mrs. Marion A.
Bake. of 81 Marks avenue, BROOKLYN.
il foil in appearance for Mrs
White. She is about forty-fve years
of age and very stout. weighing in
the neighborhood of $50 pounds. She
dresses plainly. generally, in dark
/ clothes and wears little jeweiry. She
/ lis a decided brunette with dark hair
and eyes and has rather long face
IF you should see Mrs. White and
Mrs. Bake together in the street,
said MIR. Borden continuing his de-
scription, you would turn to look at
them. Mrs White is such mag
niticent dresser. and Mrs. Bake so
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