The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-23
MOTHER GETS
HER CHILD BACK
COUNTESS GlZYxkl'S GRIEF
TURNS TO JOY AT REcov.
cry OF LITTLE ONE.
BITTERLY REPENTANT
American Heress Sorry She Married
Polish Nobleman-Story of Kid
naping Of Little Girl in
England.

New York, Aug, 22-The marital
woes Of the young Countess Gizycki,
formerly Miss Eleanor Patterson of
Chicago which have ben engaglg the
attention OF the people Of two cont.
nents took a new turn yesterday when
she returned the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse with her three year old daugh.
tier Countess Felicia.
The fact that powerful influece had
been brought TO bear upo the Russian
government to compel Count Joseph
.Gizycki, husband OF the countess. 10
surrender the child he had stolen IN
England when it was eighteen months
Old, and the added rumor that vast
sum-in one report placed as high az
$500, 0oO-had been paid to the count
as the price of peace, made the home
coming OF the countess ana her daugh-
ter OF especial interest
And when, at the moment OF her
landing from the liner, it was intima
ted by some on the ship that the sad.
faced young countess. whose stormy
married life NEEDED j Vienna. it is said
with knock down blow from her nus
bad, might still be reconciled to him.
the interest grew in this curious TO-
nance which began in ST. Petersburg
when the count in 1902 met this !
daughter of a Chicago millionaire. and |
began to pay her ardent court.
Silent as to Reconciliation.
But the COUNTIES would say nothing |
Of her future save that she would re- |
turn to live in Vienna in six months |
Whether this means that she Will o.
reconciled 10 the count is question |
she would not answer
Nor would she go over the history |
that the cables have told piecemeaI |
since her brilliant marriage in theI
home of her uarets in |
1904, following a round of visits to
friends made with the count an
louncing their engagement unknown |
10 her parents.
Il am weary" she said as she sat
In the sitting room Of her suite on |
the Kaiser. Il do not wish to talk of
the past ! wish TO forget IT, Now
hat ! have my baby 7 am satisfied.
and she placed her arm caressingly
about the child Il shall remain in
this country six months and shall
spend all OF the time in Chicago with
my parents She added Then 7
shall return TO my home in Vienna.
And after that, suggested and in
erviewer
The countess shook her head "fl
10 not care TO say anything more
fou must not ask me further. | shall
,eep my little one close to me. n
hall he at the home Of my father.
robert W Patterson"
The coutess is tall and still girlish
4 appearance, though be eyes bear 4 |
)ok of sadness that is relieved ONLY
'hen she SIN les She was attired in !
gray travelling gown and wore
lrge hat with plumes.
Inc little countess was in olive |
reen iwth a white sailor hat set jaun
~ on her yellow curls She is a beau
full child with perfect complexion.
ne features and large blue eyes
he chung TO her mother and would
OF consent to release her hand for a
oment
Accompanying the countess were
Pr cousin, Joseph MediH Mccormick.
ID the latter's wife II was while on
visit to her aunt, wife of the then
merican ambassador to Russia, tina.
le met Count Gizycki II is declared
have been through the efforts OF the
rmer ambassador that the little
)untess was restored TO her mother.