Evening journal., 1890-06-30
ONE CENT.
WRITTEN IN HER BLOOD.
How a Kidnapped Girl Sum-
moned Her Father.
THE GIRL RESCUED AT LAST.

The sad story Of One Of the -Four Con-
neeucut Girls who Were Lured to New
York by TIend IN Female Form.
Her Escape.
NEW YORK, June 80 Superintendent
James NJ. Fuller, Of Fullers detective bu-
reau, has succeeded in rescuing one OF the
four girls who were enticed to this city
from their Connecticut homes for unlawful
purposes A few days ago the following
letter, written Ia blood, was received by
the father 81 the young girl who was re-
Gently decoyed from Meriden by q woman
bearing a strong resemblance % the once
notorious blanche Doaglas
written IN Blood.
DEAR FArHrR-I an locked Ia a room al large
VIII. z hou-s surrounded by trees ia THE country
The place Is ou The raaa from West Hohoken on
near the high Palisades ~ New Jersey. Oh, IN
mercys name come send for mo on I shall Kill
myself before standing amy longer the terrible
treatment ! am being subjected te BY the people
hero, who are All IN plot 81 crime against me-
Yon can reach me by the Hohoken ferry, rs
know / was brought here that way IN a carriage
l viii be looking for you from o window AZ this
back OF the hause on the top floor where no ons
can see me | am held a prisoner aud only by
the kindness Of sympathzinr servant woman
was this letter got 70 you for me. Come quick
Tor your own daughters dying sake
Locked In an Upper Room.
The envelope bore the postmark Of Gut
tenburg, N. r., and Superintendent Fuller,
afteS long Search succeeded in finding
the young girl in secluded house about
half way between Guttenhurg and West
Hoboken When Superintendent Fulles
aud one Of his detectives entered the house
they found that the unfortunate girl was
locked ni an upper room. The girl was re-
turned to her parents home, but before
leaving here She told Mr. Fuller her re-
markable experience.
nrugged and Ruined.
She became acquainted with q ratheK
prepossesslng woman ia Aeriden some
time ago, she said, who induced her to
come to this city She accompanied the
woman 60 q flat ia the vicinity Of Central
park whore she was introduced TO a good
| looking young man wearing black mus
tache
After partaking Of some wine she knew
nothing more until she found herself alone
the following morning in the room in tha
house near Guttenhurg, Then she discov-
cred that she had been ruined, and that
the woman whom she had trusted was re-
sponsible for her condition.
with Blood and Pointed stick
She tried the doors Of her room buh
found them locked. Here she was con-
fined for several days, and subjected to
various cruelties. Finally she discovered
an old envelope and scrap of soilcd paper
under a pile ~ rubbish She had no writ
ing materials. bnt, cutting her gums until
the blood flowed, she succeeded with the
aid Of pointed stick in laboriously writ
ing ia letters of crimson the letter to her
father disclosing her place Of confinement
After much difficulty she succeeded in
inducing an old woman, who acted as a
servant AT the house. TO mail the letter.
The girl said that she never slept after the
old woman told her that the letter had
been safely deposited at the postofilce un-
I'll she was safely rescued.
To Punish the Guilty Woman
The father of the girl called for his
daughter and took her at once TO his home
but not until he had made arrangements
with Mr. Fuller 70 fQl.ow up the vile wom
an who had decoyed her away Superin
tendent Fuller thinks he has clews that
will lead to the recovery Of Amelia Elaves
Of Southngton, Conn, and hopes to hs
able to return her 70 her parents in few
days He believes chat all Of the girls
were decoyed from their homes by th'
same person, w s'ssss'
IL the parcnts q these girls keep thel,
promises. " said he. ''I hope soon TO bring
this woman to trial / will take her tx
Connecticut TO face TIE fathers and moth
ers Of these girls, and she will be put oui
Of the way Of traflicking in innocent chill
dren for at least twenty years.