The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
THE TWASBORROWED
" tRRENS. VINO HFID W ~
As THEIR ON, fi\'T NAVE Ut.
Mother Admits That she Agreed To Let
Them CaiI u Theirs hut says the Pro"
crrding Was Fraud and Against
Public Policy and pa says the Court.

Supreme Court Justice Davis dismissed
yesterday wri, Of habeas corpus obtained
hv Arthur W Warren TO get possession OF
Walter Wellington Warren, the ten
months old son Of Mrs Maude NJ. Camp
bell The boy had been named Warren
and it was alleged that his mother had
agreed to permit Warren and his wife.
Dora, To claim him IA their own bv blood
and did permit them 10 assert such n
claim tn their friends and relatives for
eight months Then. il WAS alleged, the
mother took the child away from them.
Warren said in his petition that Mrs.
Campbell lived with him and his wife
when the hoy was born The Warrens
desired a child very much and Warren
said they made An agreement by which
Mrs Warren was To- represent the child
a. hers The child was born on February
- and the plan was carried out, even to
III" extent Of calling a physician 10 at
tend Mrs Warren for six days The hoy
was named Walter Wellington Warren. for
~" petitioners uncle. h" said. and all
their friends and relatives congratulate ed
them Tho ch,id was brought up "a their
own, Warren said. and Mrs Campbell
arkuow lodged IL Ia he the child Of Mr. and
Mr- Warren and dlsclamed all relation
ship
III" petitioner declares that he supplied
all the chiid's wants and bought il ncC,.s-
sari"- until October 70 when Mrs Camp
bell cam" 20 their hom" on Staten Island
and took H." child away with her Pre-
vIoIsly -" Ead shown no affection for
H.. child and didn't even want 10 carry II
IN her arms when sh. was IN tn. Warr.n-
home. Ai.er she had taken IN. chi d
she put 1t IN the charge of "A person who
fed The baby crackers and il became 40
u! II had To he sent to "A hospital. While in
N" car" NJ himself and wifi" the child
wa- never ~. Warren said. He said
further that IN" Chlld- mother lives at
tn" IT. Georges D"aCone--"s Horn"
during m" iav. where infants ar" not
admitted. and that the child must remain
IN IN" care II some one els. # the mother
keeps u
Warren said he was SUR, the child was
IN Mrs Campbells po~se~slOn. because
hi- ~t"rfath"r. G'org" y. L"f-vr" took
Mrs Campbell out on November rs aad
spent $40 t-"at!ng her. and she tol,. hun
~h" hac III, oh!ld Ar afidav:' was
submitted by Johr Nc Dermott. Jr,. sat
.ng that Mrs. Campbell told him that the
chiid belonged to the Warr.ns.
Ms Dora Warren. the petitioner = wife.
-art 'hIt she went 20 80" Mrs Campbell
on November , and demanded th- oh Id,
on which occasion. Mrs Ca'npb.,i told
h"r NJ th~ on'!d's Illness and If sending II
20 hospital She aid that wher n.
and her husband moved 10 Staten Island
ron. NAnhArraa o. April !. ard took
-. rE.lI Ms campbell, v.nt alCns hui
lived with 'N":H only a few weeks thare.
Nh. Ha'H" - -" thorn frequently after
ward h'I' iIdrt show 'ha child any
affection Nrs Warren said
Mrs Caruph"ll I'D NOT bring III" child
rr'o rourr. but -" fl"d an answer -
~" wit Of hih"a~ corpus IN which >h..
said that tn" 'hid- real name Is Camp
bell ard that -h- j. DREAMING IN. child
through IN" natural and legal right of a
mother" N" adD'its all ~" allegations,
or 'h,. petition. but says
They rou-tit'!r" y fraud and render
tn" "rt.r" transaction specified Illegal and
against public policy
n" Court upheld Mrs Campb-ll's
contention II vas sa!d Yesterday hy
counsel ~ n" cas-" that Mr. and Mrs.
Warren had drawn mp papers 90 adopt
IN" child but thar Mrs. Campbell! assured
them hat il wouldn't ~" necessary.
Warren - manager OF a vaudeville. thcatr. |
ON staten Island