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NOT TIE RIGHT FOUNDING.
ASKING FOR 4 BRUNETTE AND SHOWN
n BLONDE WITH H1ZEL EYES.
Searching for n Little WAR that was Len 10
basket on December Night-whnt the
Father Says and the Mother Reiterates.

Father Says and the Mother Reiterates.
Mr.. Joseph S. Rown went away from the
last hearing before referee William Sinclair.
in regard to the case OF his lost child. disgusted
He could obtain no satisfaction; no was as.
sured that his child was in the Now York Found.
ling Asylum. but its history. its general appear.
ancc. and its foundling name were not given
reporter found him in his homo late last
evening. He said: ." have just returned from
the asylum. whittier went in search Of my LOST
babe. After the reference on Wednesday con.
cluded that would not wait for the slow course
OF the law. and decided to go and get my boy |
obtained the letter to Judge Donohuc that Sister
lrcno had written him in regard 10 my
child and had it endorsed by the referee,
Then said to my wife. Get ready at once
am going up to the asylum to recover the Dabe.'
My wife and oldest child and myself ut once
| servant answered the call by asking what |
wanted. | asked for Sister Ircne and was told
that she was away that she would bc gone fOt
two or moro weeks. | gave my nnmc and the
woman went away. In moment she returned,
and soon aitcrward Sister Theresa Vincent
came. Sister Theresa said that Sister Irene
had been waiting for many days for me to come
and reclaim my child. 90 that She might get tho
trouble OF II on her mind.
d" Are you going TO take tho child away with
~ said Yes; that's what 7 came for
Then she turned 60 my wil,. and asked:
Ar, ~. YOU .he ~, mYll,y.l II tho chiidY
Yes | thought So the Sister said
Ny wife asked: Does tho baby look like
80 when you 500 it I'll let you judge for your.
self was the answer.
Again the Sister went away. and when she re-.
turned she bore in her arms u fat chubby in.
iant. of fair complexion and golden hair Its
eyes wero n dark hazel. and iis eyebrows and
cyclashcs were almost red. Now my wife is
very dark, as you may see. and | am even
swarthy. The babe looked no more like us than
look like milk and water. There was not q
| fenturp that rpapmblpl pithpr a IA In thn uret
place. it was older than my. child is. and any
one could see from the first glance TINT it docs
not belong TO US. II is n pretty child. but IL Is
not ours. As soon as my wife looked at tho
babe she sank down in her seat in a faint and
murmured. That is not my child II cant be.
That naxen- haired babel no, it is impossible
=, They called the child Eddy and said that
hn Sue IS t5e bs6y @ r Now SS here s"T IS AZ aneh"r s fact
when Mrs. Oliver had gone through with the
examination at the first reference. shc came up
to my house while was alscnt and tried 70
| caiolr my wife. OF course. said She put the
child whore it is and I PVT It there 10 stay.
shallncvcr try TO take i NJ, :, and 4 was com;
PEELED TO 20 and get it wound see that picked
out the wrong young one and Put 1t of on you.
Id9p't chrG w what brat you get" :o,,,n, oho, :,
what she said and would not Ike to use the
ee,xprresfsiGps that she spoke when she talked OF
p As / looked at The baboi" coptinucd DIR.
going to take the baby? II yen are not going
siscn.' ! answered that Of course | WAS moi
going to take anybody else's. child. and
| that | wanted b. get my own. then asked her
II there was not some other child left on that
night and She replied. Yes, ot course. but that
is your child beyond all doubt ] asked her II
| | could not ses the other children that wera
taken in on that December night SO that might,
| II possible. recorn2" my own. She answered
that she could not say and told me to come on
next Monday.
Il am sure thnt II I was shown my child in q
thousand could pick II ont. Furthermore. l
intend to 60 ont on Monday and take Mrs.
Little, who once saw and noted the babe. 20 tha
ASYLUM aud make her show mo which child ~
mine All who ever saw the babe say that II WI Z
a dark child. with lusrous hlnck eyes. Of dar4
| comtlrAion, and that II wa- handsOmcr than all
my other children. There is something very
peculiar about all this business. somebody ia
laughing in their sleeve tonight. thinking that
Il don't want to pursue this matter any fur
thrr and IL had got my rightlul child Tonight
| woHld have dropped the whole thing and said
no moro. III take no blonde child simply be.
/ cule Mrs. Oliver says that 1t is mine