Evening journal., 1905-05-29

placed the four children, three boys and
a girl In the Northern Home at Twenty
third and Brown streets, Philadelphia.
Isaac was taken from the home by a
farmer who resided between New Castle
and Delaware City. The farmer treated
the boy cruelty and he ran away three
times. The last time he docamped he
trudsed to New Castle and was taken In
by a family named Jones who lived IN
Dobbinsvilie lie remained with them but
a few days, however, when he left and
was later taken IN charge by Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Taylor.
The lads back was so terribly cut and
bruised that the S. =. c. G.. was notified
and the farmer was fined $50 and costs.
In the meantime the Delaware Legisla-
ture changed Dugdales name to william
Taylor While he was living in New Cas-
tie, Dugdaio came there and attempted to
take the boy with him TO Philadelphia, but
the lad refused TO go. -Four years ago
Philadelphia newspaper published an ad-
vortisement asking for Information of the
Dugdale children. Isaac went 10 Phila-
delpha and Attorney Thomas s. Dnno-
hoe. who had the case in hand, hal al-
ready found that the sister had niarried
and was residing with her husband at
Wissahickon She is Mrs. Rebcccd Pa-ka.
Tho other two brothers are dead, one of
them Harry Dugdale. having been killed
by cowboys IN the West
Tho supposed fortune is coming to him
from Manchester, Eng. and Attorney
Donohoe viii visit that place this sum-
mcr and investigate the matter.
Isfs. ..F sI.Ia
Lawyer Donohoe went TO school with
my mother lie knew the whole family
and had the ease down 20 a nicely from
the first. lie VIII go to England during
the present summer and will make fun
investigation of ihe case. Tue legacy was
siS500) ard was left by my grandfather on
my mo;hcr's side. II consists of real cs-
,atc ANA some money. AS IL was wui'h
that mleh rome years ago the interest
has increased tNo amount TO sum nearly
100000.
II had rot ~eon my sister from the time
she wac :hrea months old Until she was
married ana was past twcnty-ope ye.ns
AS we are tac pnly surviving children of
our matSer whatever amount comes tJ
us will be divided equally Lawyer Dono-
hoe VIII ica,e no stone unturned 10 set
tie un tine ease. He knew NV m'thc'. he
knows 'is cl1oren and he Is fully zee
quainted with the case I'm Manchester.
Lawy,s Dcnohce is very hn3y man as
hc has "A iafso practice ANA he has been
unable 90 got way from his business.
but wuen he O. kes his vaca'.'n lac VIII
go TO Manchester and upon his return 20
Philadelphia we will be able to ln.w
more pblat the AFFAIR. II has been a sc-
we're .cst The marks OF the q nlggings l re-
cclved lsom that farmer are still ON my
back liu, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor ~cre kiad
to me und 1 can never forget ,hem. i'he
last time ] ran away from the farmer
went To the 6iroad station and was
found there cpily I'm the moruirs hy Ed
ward Duny, the operator. lie took me in
Charge ard IS was through him that AIR.
and Mrs. Taylor adopted me rho f'umei
who SO Cruelty beat me went - canden,
n. j., whrge hc murdered a man ANA was
hanged. ,p an these things VIII ho fore
gotten when the lawyer sue els In get.
ting my sister and myself Tive luuuHv
that is ccmug TO rs n the Oh country
NEWS or THE TOWN.
Lewis Roberts. colored, injured tho
great toe on his left foot recently Gam
CREME set In and it was found necessary
90 amnutate the member.
White at work at the Iillles ann Jones
Company IN Wilmington on Saturday
Harry lIuhn of this city caught the
thumb of his right hand in a chain gear
ing mashiug IL painfully.
City Council win meet in special sas-
sion this evening for the purpose OF ao-
SCISSOR George Wooieson.
At Battery Park tomorrow the New
Castle baseball team will cross bats with
/ the Waverly A. G. The game win be
called at $50 o'clock.