, 1880-07-11
Which he Says Were Inflicted by
His Stepmothcr.
{she. However, Alleges that She Only
Whipped Him Moderately,
because He Lies, Steals, Runs Away,
and Is Generally Ead.
The Hearing Of the Case Postponed
Until Tuesday.

ta'ne "oilan aas ueeal p:.llteu ~ ae INC 'c1
l'lcalhallo'l o. llat Which HIS stiec.ioi ~ LA
he.stoie OF the afch. i1ehce 10 = hafu u
peile'e u1a' woman couiu ~ 1"s seti llet
sel as 10 houlse repea1cols III orulailt!
WHICH CRIES 10 JUSTICE LUZ qulcA ano seser'
Ieti1ncttoh.
Friday night ABOUT Aaif-past O'CLOCK
and 'irnt air. whose :.3. was between anf
.,oeo ,,<,.,, 49,, ,,,,.,;,,,x ,,,,of,,.o1,
oo",S' "11,e "o'e "'s' '1eeuN.!' p4'luoels
ana Wi1ose c1oties were Torn ana ocsMearet
Home, and bcgecl the Matrou, Mrs. For,
e,-tha tn ,rix. }f,n sla,,ur and ,,ro+aotinp fc,
80 s:,,. ,r,.a a ,..s., s>o ~
ue "'54t, 1ho GVol -A',''o'. i1o ptc'' az
:cuSt"nirtt TO receiving under the Stlelterlng
wings Of the Home just such little waits upon
the great ocean Of life, and the appearance
ot,t;.,o,, ,,.,;.,,t ~. ut, ~ ,.aaf
" l'i'a t,en app'IcanL ~, c'nIs al1u - iooi.
uee 1lu nv 'tstoAtsh MI. 1ni9 l't1o wy )
was Harry Wade, whose tatherls connected
witt, the Brunswick Billiard Hall, and whose
residence isat No. LIZ Illinois street. The child
wos ,tcnr,,e.1 lo,1r;nr far thc NIGHT Rut
".-' w 's..7.L. 4ooz3 ~ ~
1n':aelne M ule coils1etnatioh u ule a.eeluants
brought into the Office. lie seemed to be
MAN Of WOUNDS.
;-r,a ,,,,,aeoma fa.s na,r no ,,os, x.,e d,cco1-
-oreti and bleeding, and he looked as if he had
gonc Through new-fangfcd threshn,g-na-
chine. L llasty examination of the person OF
rthp Ind showed that the skin from the neck
- ,ha ,,a;s, .s noe. ~ 11.a h,,,,,
and swollen bruises Inc arms were eSpe-
cially marked, and not less than dozen dis
!7inc1 bruises were visible. while the s!1ouI-
dcrs presented ihe same general appearance.
len 10 unnatural proportions, and appeared
as il it Lad been struck hy Il abIuugeon. The
right hand was also sadly swollen, aud con
iittis friioW vas ritistI and k,,otted Shows
ing that he must have been repeatedly struck
there by cane or a piece Of wood. The
nrcnin:s Jacket was a mass Of blood. Taken
Altogether. lie was a most nltifui Object to
hehoid. *'@ 00'
Upon being questioned as to the cause of
his wofuI blight, Harry said that lis mother.
or rather
HIS srEpNoruEr,
for tho 1;t+,a o1,,h.n+s mother 1iae nndar tha
~ ~ o Ia h+ y, ;, ~ @ tGo I''uSt a!o
.au torn1,,,i., fr;r3nmaa ~ x'3,,siaa1
istraee ,nd 4;:,4 ,rd III ,,o ii pny .e1a -
,ss .u t.~tin ti.1', ,1iu i,u tlo ~
W.. tat ~ % KS oEat a., ~ IT,, iase
~ ~, oI oaa' i no tE3 " nu ;heo LII
r. Seep the window IN. he hroneht her y
sick which ii1dr;nv frnm his inricotinns
must have been about two feet long and All
inch thick. This stick did not suit her, and
at once. she aew into a terrible passion. and
II fell down. he said, land she let ME
alone" lie further said that only a few
weeks ago she had beaten him Just as Sc
yerely After administering as speedily as
possible to the relief Of the boy, and after lie
had strength enough TO warrant the effort,
in company with the kind-hearted Matron,
visit was made to Justice Wallace's Court
room, where the facts Of the case were laid
before that Justice. Nowoman ever pleaded
more eloQnently for vengeance, and ii is safe
to say that nobody, not even those delivered
from Delaware whipping-post, presented a
more complete case Of brutal tlageflation. The
Justice, who had seen from time to time every
6necies of brutality. was shocked. and he at
once, upon afrs Forsythe's REPRESENTATIONS
issued warrant for the arrest Of the step
mother, and it was placed in the hands Of
Detectives Mcdonald and Duffy, who yester-
day morning, st about i o'clock, arrested
step~son, and said that l,e must have Received
taken to the o A11nory vi She Was was locked d % M. :
hearing in the case being marked for O'Clock.
arry Wade feit : IN 1nuch % better yst yesterda1 r
1norninr' when f;,e renorter called ininn,ira
as to his condition.
TIE BoY:s sronY.oF u1s SHu,tAs TREAT
MEM
Is q q l0lloMS: - ~,
si Nv, q az ,.,ars az III ;;
is the woman who heat Won vour own /
motlcrY,
20: INV mother is dead.n |
"IIow long dead ~
"'Fhree years.:' |
Now. Harry. tell me all about the heat
inr. aud teII nc the TRUTH,
The boy was first apparently afraid to tell
the Story of his brutal treatment. fears came
into Ills ewes. and he frenlt,lcl Violently. I
But. when tile Afatron assured Him tIat lie
need not he afraid, and advised him to tell
his interlocutor the truth, his handsome face
lit up viii Strange iisIIt. and lie rcpfied:
II will tell YOU the truth about lie Win
ping. Ny mother asked me to get her a stick |
of wood to put under the window to keep it !
up, and gut her piece Instead Of put
ting the piece where size said she wanted il,
she got angry and beat NE with it, and I
catne here
.'Did YOU do ANYTHING naue11ty-have
sou been a bad boy? ~
>. No, sir, I try to be good, NV other
mother. who Is dead, never beat me SO
badly
. lne poor little fellow, if lie never felt the
loss Of his lnother before, seemed to feel it
then. and seemed about to CITY, but, While lie |
was "choked up,'' he, like a brave little
man, kept back lis tears. The reporter
asked ne more questions.
Leavill. The Newsboys' Home, the reporter
xf,,Ib IN III 4 -1,ar ha |