Miss Boyles, who is twenty-one and recently inherited $250,000, is the daughter of David Boyles, a retired millionaire business man.
From her home at three o'clock in the morning of July 5 and private detectives have been searching throughout the United States and Europe for her. It was thought Miss Boyles was en route to Paris to elope with Count Guy Treplnard who was recently a guest at the Boyles home in New Castle and was one of Miss Boyles' numerous suitors.
When seen in London, Miss Boyles said the count is a "dandy chap," but her heart really belongs to an American she had met aboard the ship. She said she left home because she was tired of the dull routine.
She fled
WIDOW'S DIP PROVES COSTLY
Woman Alleges Her Companion Stole $3,440 From Her In Brooklyn.
New York.—Mrs. Mary Lukosewic, a widow of Brooklyn, appeared in the Flatbush court against Alexander Bukantis, 39, whom she accused of stealing her $3,440, her sayings of ten years.
She alleged she accepted Bukantis' invitation to go bathing with him at Mill Island, Jamaica Bay. She placed the money in a handbag and, arriving at the bathing beach, Bukantis said he did not care to take a dip, but prevailed upon her to do so.
She left the handbag in his custody, she alleges, and when it was again handed back to her the money was missing.
Bukantis pleaded not guilty and Magistrate O'Neil held him in $1,000 bail for further  Bearing later. 