New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
COLLEGE GIRL, 10,
STOLEN In AUTO
Miss Louise Bonner Found
Unconscious in Front of
L. |. Doctors Home.
TELLS TALE OF BEING
CHOKED AND DRUGGED
Physician Says Young Woman
Was Victim of Some Narcotic
Taken TO Her Home.

Miss Louise BONNER slept last night
in her own family home at 352 Cler-
mont Avenue, Brooklyn. She had been
tucked into her bed, with a nurse at
her side, for some time before Dr.. j.
Ensor- Hutcheson, Of Rockville Centre,
Long Island, disclosed that Miss Bonn
ner was the girl who was found uncon-
scious in front of his home Monday
night.
After she had started for home yes
terday afternoon, conveyed by her
mother and uncle, DR.. Hutchinson an
ncunced he had been authorized to re-
veal the girls identity and 10 reveal
her story as she told il 70 him.
Miss BONNER, who is eighteen years
old and a student in Adelphi College IN
Brooklyn, told DR.. Hutcheson she left
the college at o'clock Monday after
noon with girl chum.
The two girls, according TO Miss
Bommer's story, stopped at drug
store at Grand and Lafayette avenues
and had a soda apiece. There the other
girl took leave of her and started home.
Miss BONNER, bound for her own home,
said she walked along Grand Avenue a
few hundred feet, when she noticed a
large limousine at the curb.
On the running board of the machine,
Miss BONNER told DR.. Hutchinson, stood
a well dressed man, who asked her II
she would help him. He said he had a
sick baby on his hands and indicated
the car as the place where the child
was.
As nearly as Miss BONNER could re-
member when she told her story 70 the
physician, the man asked her II she
could help him with the baby. When
she opened the door Of the limousine
and peeped in, Miss BONNER said, she
was suddenly showed into the car, the
man sprang in after her and the auto
mobile rushed away.
81 tried 20 escape through the OPP
posite door" said Miss Bonner, but
the man was very powerful and
grasped both Of my arms in one hand.
He clapped tho other hand over my
mouth.
Somehow or other he managed,
while holding me, TO uncork vial and
sprinkle its contents over the bosom OF
my dress. After that don't remember
much. ! think it must have been a
drug. But do seem TO remember that
my captor picked up the speaking tube
and said TO the chauffeur:
I'm afraid thls lS the wrong person
"Some time must have passed, for
the next thing l knew felt cold. 1t
was strange, for it had been warm
inside the car. / was wondering what
had happened when | opened my eyes
and found l was alone and lying in a
road"
1t was about s:15 o'clock Monday
evening when Mrs. Lee Langdon and
her mother, Mrs. August Wykert, of
Lynbrook, found Miss Bonner semi
conscious outside DR.. Hutchinson s
home. Assisted by their escort, Ralph
Mars. Of Rockville Centre, they carried
the girl into the physicians home.
When the girl was able to talk and
was told where she was she said that
William c. Bonner. Of 233 Village Ave
nue.. Rockville Centre. was her uncle
Subsequently she was taken to Mr.
Bonner's home. DR.. Hutchinson reported
she was suffering from the effects of a
narcotic. He thought at first that the
girls wrist and one Of her ribs were
broken.