The evening world., 1911-05-20
CH|lO'S PLEA WINS
AND GRANDMOTHER
IS "K|DNAPPER"
Mrs Jewell Takes Dead
Daughters Little Girl
Away From Father.
HAD v WITH HER.
Parents Separated, Four-Year-
Old Yearned for Love Of
Mothers Mother.

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loved daughter who had died with the
.hilA IN her arms a month ago. Mrs
A Irene Jewell Is waiting to-day In
her apartments at the fashionable
walmore. No. 81 and 50 East Seventy
eighth street, for her son-in-law. Glenn
ant I. Easton. to make the next move
~ nave D~orothy-my Dorothy. name
AXE Of my dear daughter" ea'd MIS-
Jewell to-day in soft, beautifully modu-
lated tones. What more can ] wantT'
And Dorothy. UP bright and early.
p.ayed with the dolls and toys she left
hehind when. two days AFTER her moth
.r's death. the father. whom she hard
~ know At all, came and demanded the
"hlld and took her away.
Mrs. Jewell had no idea Of carry
INK the child to her homo when she
went UP to Riverside Drive yesterday
yrernoon to catch one glimpse Of the
taoe which had practically known no
other home than her grandmother's. and
vhom tho intensely devoted grand-
mother had not been permitted to see
snce Dorothy had been taken to tho
lone OF her other grandmother. Mira.
t.aston sr.. at No. 5sl West one Hun
drsN and Forty-seventh street.
Grief .dade Her ~.
She had been stricken with a double
l~jct. the grief of her daughters dea.n.
and the parting with her daughters
,1!ld. ard 80 had been III. desperately
IT, Several days ago she went TO the
t'as,on home OH IVES, one Hundred
nd Foriy-seventh street. and asked 10
$50. I,.iu yNArN.A,. k,., kar raatAst uaS
,lcn ed. Her heart yearned and yearned.
and yesterday afternoon she could stand
g. no longer. She ;clephoned to her SIS.
to-. and the two women. both heavily
,ej,ed. went to riverside Drive. Ia
cidlas TO walk around tho neighbo--
God until Z good fortune would attend
them. they could see the child.
They eat down on one 81 the benches
facing one Hundred and Forty-seventh
street and waited. In a nttls while they
saw the little girl coming toward them
a 'rompsnleL by Johanna Ryan, her
rvrSe.
Every minute seemed a lifetime 10
Mrs. Jewell as With slow steps the clili
md her mlddlo-agei and rheumatic
Nurse approached. Her heart stood still
% li'tlc Dorothy crossed the roadway,
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horseback riders. At last the hazardous
crossing was negotiated and tho little
9ne was safe.
There vas a wan pathos IN the child's
evps. she too had been grieving over
TO g ,~aration from her grandmother.
ari = - walked with a llstless step. As
'he n, } drew nearer. she stood up and
spoke porothy's name.
The child looked up. curiously, but tho
.F, -......l AaH frAp, EnAusfnU uhO
rad called her. 50 she stood while Mrs
Jewell hastily threw the veil from her
face, and kneeling down on the asphalt
roadway held her arms out to the little
one.
observation-disclosures :" the child en-
claimed, and her voice was almost hys-
'erlcal with Joy. Then she threw her.
SELF into the yearning. hungry arms o'
Ito woman who had lost both daughter
and granddaughter. and twined her arms
around her grandmother's neck. and
stowered her face with kisses.
Take Ne Home, GRANDMOTHER"
Mrs. Jewell was crying, and her sis
Ter. who stood alongside. sobbcd, The
nurse stood. looking on In amazement.
Take me home, grandmother take
mo home. I wan to 20 with YOU tho
c,i,d pleaded. 81 don't like where
en-. and | want TO be with you
Hush. darling. not so loud" admon
ish.d Mrs. Jewell, who had regained hel
seI' possession. Your home Is viii
GRANDMOTHER Easton, I can only com
End see YOU every little while. here. II
the park"
NO. no." the child screamed. "yo'
are my grandmother, no one else TAX
ne home, take me home"
little group Of curious people ha<
rathered and Mrs. Jewell. taking htt'
p1rothy BY the hand started across
,re drive. and toward the big apart
,,ent house at the corner OF One Hun
cred and Forty seventh street ant
Broadway, where the Eastons live.
Mrs. Jewell led tire HID along tn
east side of the drive until they CAM
,c one Hundred and Forty-hfth street
ma then turned east toward Broad
way. The ru.s was effective, and IN
c,ild's sobs had almost ceased. VIE
hey reached the corner OF Broadway,
Now. Dorothy. do 20 home wit
Johanna" ssit Mrs. Jewell. and thi
w,s TIE signal for another outburs
o' grief and entreaty on the part OF tn
VITO one. Mrs. Jewell. urged ny he
h,undless love for tho little on'
vielded.
Yields 70 the child's PIes Ling.
Yes. darling, YOU shall go with me-
sle said. Then she turned to Johann
I'd said: "TSli Mira, paston ' nav
taken the child home"
Clement 7. Easton, the child's fathe'
had been separated from his wife 10
two years prior to her death a mont
ago at her mothers home. What IN
c,use Of the separation was neiths
Hrs. Jewell nor her lawyer, Mr.. Brille'
cr TIE Arm Of House. Vorhaus 4 Grcs'
man, would say this morning.
But about a year ago, and while IN
voung Mrs Es ston was seriously !
with the heart trouble that finally too
hor lie. Easton, who II a magaz'r
writer. went before Supreme Court Ju
'loe Mccall! and applied for a writ {
hsheas corpus for the child's posses
sion. on the afidavlts Of physician
that to bring Mrs. Easton into oou'
and separate her from her child wou'
WI her. Justice Mccall dismissed Il
writ, but gave Easton permission
sss his child occasionally at h
mothsr-in'l laws house.