New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-28
No Trace of Them in Boston
and CIeW at Worcester
Fails with Hotel De-
partureS There.
MRS. WHITE MISSING, TOO
On Way to Chicago, Says
Lawyer-Mother of Ramona
Reported Coming Here
from the West to
Meet Her.
LBy Telegraph 70 The Trihune !

Boston. April 27.--The mystery of the
disappearance Of Ramona Borden. the
daughter of Gail Borden, the milkman
millionaire, of New York. has been
followed by another almost as startling.
Where is Mr.. Borden and his daughter.
now that they have been reunited =?
Even the present whereabouts of Mrs.
William J. White. of Washington, who
was Miss Borden's companion on part
Of her wanderings before her discovery
here. is not as puzzling.
What action Mr. Borden meant TO
take as a result of the flight of his
daughter and whether he would attempt
10 punish those who had assisted her
the wealthy New Yorker did not dis
close when he and his daughter met
here at the Hotel Touraine yesterday.
That was q subject to be discussed
when the narrowed feelings of the
father had calmed down.
Meantime Mr.. Borden and his daugh-
ter have dropped from view. and in
spite of every effort of those inter
ested TO find them no trace of them
at present can be had. They are be-
lieved to be in or near Boston. but the
search for them has been fruitless.
No News for Day.
Following the touching reconciliation
Of father and daughter yesterday.
brought about after a chase which had
lasted since Wednesday, Mr.. Borden
and his daughter entered an automo-
bile at the Hotel Touraine and were
driven away. Their destination was
given out az the home of friends in
Boston, where they would remain until
both had rested. From that time the
party was lost sight of.
Shortly after o'clock last night
man answering the description Of Mr..
Borden down to the most minute de-
tail and accompanied by woman of
the general figure of Miss Borden, ar
rived at the Hotel Warren, in Front
street, Worcester. The features and
fture of the woman could not be de-
scribed in detail owing TO the heavy
wells and cloaks which she wore.
Before the arrival of the two, through
a telephone message from Boston ac-
commodations for "Mr. and Mrs. j.
Wells Farley" of this city, had been
engaged. Mr. Farley is an attorney
here, a well known man in city affairs
and a personal friend of Mr.. Borden.
IT is also understood that he acted as
Mr.. Borden's personal legal representa-
tive in this city.
The Two arrivals at the Hotel War
ren at once retired TO their rooms,
where they had supper served. They
were not seen again about the hotel
until this morning. when shortly after
breakfast the man who appeared on the
hotel register az mir. Farley came to
the desk and paid his bill. He and his
companion then went away.
What became Of the two from that
time cannot be learned. 1t is believed
they had an automobile in waiting and
were driven 10 some other nearby place,
where they will remain until the search
for them grows less keen. Efforts to
discover them in towns near Boston or
in various Boston hotels were of no
avail.
Detective Done with Case.
RAYMOND ]. Burns, secretary Of the
Burns Detective Agency which di-
rected the search for Miss Borden, and
O. c. KYLE. who accompanied Mr.. BOr
den here, both returned to New YORK
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