The morning call., 1891-06-01

dressed TO Count Won Molike to-day. MOST tfuly,
w. Fl. EDWARDS, Sul-General'
THE RIGHTFUL HEIR.
Henry Hasbach. the attorney for Ida
Green, was seen yesterday at his residence
at 1920 Green street. and spoke quite freely
of the case.
"There can be no reasonable doubt" SAID
he, ''that the young lady Is the rightful nelr
to the title and estates OF the late Baron Won
Barnekow, and J am assured that inc
Countess Won Moltke is not only anxious
that no distractions should be thrown III
the way, but is deSirous that everything
should be done to aid my little client IN
proving her claims. | am now in communi-
cation with the family attorney and hope
that the matter will be adjusted with as
little delay as possible"
THE LITTLE BARONESS.
A visit was also paid to the home OF j. j..
Robinson, TIC Montgomery avenue, where
the little Baroness Won BarnekOw. as she IS
now called met the reporter at the door ana
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson. The little
claimant wore a short blue dress of some
clinging material that reached TO her shoe
tops, and her whole appearance was neat
and attractive in the extreme.
The family home is evidently pleasant
one, and there was general air OF pros
peTity about the place. The floor was hand
someIy carpeted, and Ottomans and rugs
were scattered pr0miScuOusly about the
apartment, while in one corner OF the room
stood bookcase containing a number OF
Well-selected volum eS. Over the bookcase
hung suspended on the wall lite-sze
crayOn OF a handsome man, which MIS-.
Robinson pointed out as the Baron Won
BarkenOw. 1t was the face Of a man OF 80
or less, and OF pure German type OF lea
lures, with curling blonde hair and heavy
mustache.
EASY TO PROVE.
1--WE have grown little careful in deal
ing with newspapers. said Mr. Robinson,
pleasantly, "fOr we have been given so
much publicity that it is actually embar-
RAISING, especially to little Ida, who is an
object of curiosity wherever she goes. ms
Is not, however, a surprise to us,
for my wife knew soon after heT
first marriage that her husband had
been married under an assumed name
and that he was in reality the Baron Won
Barnekow. The matter was kept very
quiet puTposely, and it was only by accident
that 1t leaked out couple Of months ago.
1t Is such an easy matter 10 prove the
Identity both of Ida and her father that we
are not at all uneasy about it, and are going
about it slDwly and Systematically. 1t has
not seemed necessary to send any one 10
Germany, but, Of course, that will be done
ii it becomes essential. There are thousand
OF people here who knew Fred Green as the
Baron, and no end of witnesses could be
brought forward if necessary"
ALL THE SAME TO IDA.
During the conversation little Ida sat
demarely by, and seemed not the least dis
turbed.
" can't see any difference" she said
aTchy, between being just plain Ida Green
and the Baroness Won Barkenow. / 90 to
school regularly and help my mother 10 do
her work. and that is all that think about.
| find it hard to realize anything very differ
ent from what have known, and if l get
all the money, l guess | snail be about the
same girl that am now"
When she opened the door at parting she
said; II am going to have some new pie
lures taken, and when they are done you
can have one if You like. And II you will
come again somo time We will tell you more
about the story oil my father"