The sun., 1891-01-23

He got an extended leave Of absence from
his regiment and started out to find his daugh-
ter. After search Of two wears. during which
time he has travelled in almost every country
throughout the world he located her in this
city. But during those two years she had be-
come irrerarably lost to him and he was COM
pelled to return to his palace across the sea q
heartbroken man. He could not even trust
himself to see his young daughter. but left .
letter blurred with tears. begging her to lead
. better life.
More than month ago DR.. Won Palltschek,
the Austro- Hungarian Consul General. sent
for Deputy United States Marshal Bernard and
asked him to make an inquiry In this city for
Mar. .hnl searched the book. at the Barge ONCE
ship Aurania in July 1888. She was registered
as jennie szirmoy, and came over in the steer
English girl W and German named Wunsch.
who atterward hecamo disappointed In love in
New Jersey and shot himself. No tra,s OF her
she came over on the same ship she sailed
under another name.
LoWensohn Of pN ssi Seventh He" avenHe as ser. s
yant. While in her employ she went to Coney
Charity HSspisl "a h,$ Wasds srsoi Island Mrs
IN that institution then. and she took more
than passing interest III. in the fair. haired r,
wouIans Keep Il her BE- Seeause she cast bad ips
came in contact and She. was discharged. aud
naturally drifted down the waywaTd stream.
She brought up at the charity ,sdty Eni Hospital
months ON this occasion.
Upon leaving the hospital she became ac-
QuRnted with a young man named Lucasch.
He knew nothing Of her past and fell In love
with her, They became engaged to be mar;
ied The day for the soT wedding arryed and
her lover, She went directly to Mira socsler's
house. 16S East Third street. where she spent
the night. From that time until about a week
ago all trnce OF her was lost.
nsnaTd these and h
ter ter was presumabi! in New YORK He didn',
got he news The tramp steamer Bohen,in
ans Se % to M
kept on the water for eiGhteen DAYS through
his haste: He arrived here On Jan ?
New York and was living with a tailor in
Ss sna h%
thinking this the best way to hreak IN" sad
to h% Ihs s'rs e and the
shook hands aud stared coldly at each Other
for a moment.
Where il nv daughter whom you robbed
| from me 2" he finally ask ed.
sSs Fl Esnng ser
minent the Marshal stopped between them
| and hustled the Count out.
He then gently hroke the news to tho father
| It was all the doiDRs Of his mistress. he said
| Marshal Bernard led the Count through Iht
dens OF iniQuity where the girl had lived an,
rye days laer no went aboard tho umbria ant
After, the Count had left Marshal lBernar((
city. The Marshal visited her and showed hel
| the tear blurred letter left by her father. Sh.
read It without the least emotion.
| My mother was bad: how can be AM
| better?" was the only remark she made. He
hair was banging IN ,cy sagcy rinRlets from he
OF dissipation. except the hard lines about hel
mouth. She told the Marshal that she RAJ
away from her fathers house. and that sh
wasn't sorry she did II. She would not impli
cate the Counts mistress: She had had he
from, the cony.nt where she was being edu
| they were friendly still.