Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-27
Miss Ramona Borden, Who
Resented Being Placed in
Rest Cure Sanitarium and
Ran Away Back with Family
FOUND BY DETECTIVE
IN NEW YORK HOTEL
Young Women Companions of
EScapade, is Report Of Those
Who Investigated an Incl
dent Now Believed Closed

Ts Morning Sanrnai sneelai reased wirel
Boston. April 2G.--llnmona Borden
tmmhlod IN the arms of her father
Gail nordon. the millionaire milk
dealer of New York, nt the Hotel
/ Touraine today. and so brought TO
an end what The family has decided
TO regard as i school girls escapade.
Half un hour later father and
daughter drove away In an automo-
+ bile for destination not made puh-
lie Mr. Borden Is hopeful that the
affair will soon be forgotten and If
determined to protect the girl from
further notoricty.
Aliss Borden viii not return to New
York in the immediate future Her
father plans to place her under med
ical cnre in quiet retreat 10 reeuper-
ate from the physical and nervous
strain that attended her flight from
the sanltarlum at Pompton. \. J., last
Wednesday There viii be no legal
proceedings against anyone.
Miss Borden WAS located al noon to-
day nt hotel where she was stop.
ping with two girl friends and asked
10 return 20 her father She prompt
~ consented. Mr.. Borden was walt
ing for the girl when she arrived.
Later 1t was said that the rcconcllla-
ton was complete.
4 person authorized to speak for
Mr. Borden, said tonight;
"Mr Bordens daughter has been
restored to him today By the il-ad-
yised and foolish persons who assist
cd her 10 eyade his authority. The
case is simply that Of an undisoiplin-
ed girl who found the study in dis.
clpinc her father had laid out for
her distnsteful and what has been
made so notorious Is actually nothing
more than an escapade Of some
school girls. Mr. Borden's only
thought has been the good of his
daughter. mt heart good and sweet
girl. who now fully recognizes the
deplorahle consequences Of her fool
sh conduct and is happy to be back
with her father
AIR Borden hopes and believes
that the matter may now be trented
as purely private affair, which Il is
10 that he aud his family may be re-
/ lieVed from further notorlety."
once before Miss Borden broke
away from the parental moorlngs, nna
for that reason her father decided to
place her In the. New Jersey Rest
Cure when she was located In Wash
ineton ten days ago. At that time she
visited friends IN the south. being nb-
sent from home without permission.
She had many acquainIances. and ac-
cording to those in position 20 know,
thought she should have no more ops
portunitics to meet her young friends,
among whom We're GLADYS and Violet
sheldon. nieces Of Mrs w. J. White
of New York.
When she was placed In the sanl-
tarium, she regarded il as o punish
ment. and last Wednesday, while out
walking with nurse. jumped into
an automobile and was whirled away
The Identity Of her companions In the
car was not known. The party went
from pompton TO Newark. Atlantic
city. New York and New Haven. on
Thursday afternoon they arrived here
The following day one Of the party
left Miss Borden remaining at n ho-
tel with two girls.
Yesterday one of the girls was rec
opnzed by Boston acquaintance
who communicated with Mr.. Borden
lie arrived here early today and local
detectives. who had been searching
promised to restore the girl to her
father.
Tho subsequent proceedings were
scarcely less mystery than the cir
cumstances surrounding the girls dis.
Appearance. q. G. Kyle, who came
with Mr. Borden from New York and
said he was his representative, this
afternoon notified the newspapers
that the girl had been restored Ae-
cofdnp to him Miss Borden had been
located at a private residence. the
detectives said they had found her ~
a hotel Mr. Borden refused to discuss
the matter. He appeared to have sur
fcrod severely while waiting for word
from the detectives and according TO
Kyle he was almost ready to collapse
when he met his daughter.