The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-24
SIEGE OF BABY,s CASTLE
Mrr. Bsehrneh, Her Mother, and stsi
father the 9nrrtsou.

father the Garrison.
Henry d Bschrach. who IL connected with
the Equitable Life Assurance Society OF this
city. is suing his wife for u separation. and
yesterday got an order from Justice MeAdam,
in the Superior Court. for her TO show cause
why he should not have the custody Of their
twenty-months-old son. Henry b. His petition
says that Mrs. Bachrsch will not let him
see the boy and does not nurse him.
and although the child has wasted away from
being a strong and vigorous infant. and 10 now
III, refuses to give him medical attendance.
Mr.. BAchrach SAYS he has tried to have Dhysi-
clans see the child. among them DIR. Jacob and
DR.. George II. Williams. but without success.
lie went to the house, he shys. on Feb. Ii with
Dr. williams Mrs. Bachrach said no physi-
clan sent By him could see the child, and then
the door was slammed In his face.
Besides all this. he AYERS that Mrs. Bach
rach IL poisoning the baby's mind against him.
and teaching II to call a stranger Father"
Mrs. Bachrach and her baby live with her
mother and stepfather. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor.
at $3.50 Columbus avenue. whore Mr.. Bach.
rSch Hssd to visitor lixs: too INTO ss No. NJ.
his business through a locked door he was
told to " come back In an hour" As he left the
t aSw aS azure. oy Of Mr. BseSrsch the several
sSS WS wfS ssvG - Of
men, who. according to the garrison. have
haunted that block and followed Mrs. Bach.
recn for month or more when she went
/, The sentry satisfied, when the visitor got
outer hallway. examined and questioned by
Mr.. TAYLOR, and finally admitted. All reserve
You see we. have to be careful" Mr. and
MIRA TAYLOR and Mrs. Rachrach all explained.
We hy had eS SoS e
Opsnod: and insisting upon ,s sCmns in. liz :,
pending but a complication Of them. Mrs.
B.Sre es sse married Mr. Taylor she was the
Elizabeth, who married Bachrach. has some
a hsT to Story when Mr.
married Miss Hemming in November. 1921,
he wSs not not In v gooI eta standing with with
had openly ausrrelled with him. Mrs.
Taylor. however. was persuaded not only to
cr him sSs nAs saa sssn e
sGa SIsy q sIsss Ts pl.a
e year when ,,l be s%Tssr ried n6 me- but but
SHs.s and ths rent TOOK $50 OF
got along however, until after the baby was
always sickly. Ny mother took me and the baby
into tho country that summer. He sent IN o
he has given me in ali $40. and paid $40 ON q
doctors bill OF 500. Of which we paid the rest.
The trouble came last summer while was
away again. He wanted me to telegraph to
him every day how the baby was for the mails
were too slow, he said. wrote him some ugly
letters then. When got back told him that
as / had to keep myself ! guessed I'd Keep
myself alone He said that he wouldn't have
me anyhow; that he had detectives Watching
me- and would get a divorce, and that II
made any trouble he would have the baby put
Mrs. Taylor broke In: If hadn't sued him
for tho 81 900 note" she said. he wouldn't
Then came an Interesting story. His an
swer to the suit Tor the $1,000 says that not
only docs he not owe It. but that Mrs. Taylor
owes him s21. 900 BALANCE; He sAys that che
daughter and the 81. 600 was on ACCOUNT
lie has also brought suit against Mrs Taylor
for S2S. 600 damages for alternating her daugh-
er's affections from him. 80 far as neGlecting
the baby is concerned the Taylors all say It IL
not true.
He is under tie care OF DR.. Thomas J. Kcar-
ney OF 126 East Twenty-nlnth street. and has
also had Drs. II. +. Walker and Samuel Kitten
attending him.