The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-24
VICTIM OF CHINESE.
Daisy Toby's Case May Cause a
Change in Pell Street.
lured to a Den and He'd There
Practically a Prisoner.
Now In Hospital in Critical
Condition.

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vincent tioSp''h'' - part OF t'e story
I Of pretty seventeen .car-old Daisy Toby
| which the uolIc. of This CITY aa yell NJ.
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gate within the next t"cnty-four hours
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rive years ago "heh )aisys mother
died, her father broke up their home
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married sister IN bedford avenue, Brook
/ Ign. nea. the Amphion academy. The
'a','', "as AWAY i''''' '''i'e so'u 'oa''
ara , besides me- ne Vas was inclined to be in,
nra,,v tha, .h. ,,,rac,ad mo ,.,an,,n,
pse..y 'nat she attracted 'he attention
OF Mrs Mlntonyc. the city Missionary
| Of brooklyn Tho mission is in Bed
iofa avenue nearly opposite "hefc the
| Tobys lived, and Daisy was frequent
visitor.
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-iiS' "ih'ohse LOON the girl INTO her
class. taught her how to read and write
and to sew and to knit. For nearly five
years the girl continued as a pupil.
to be in the class with the other girls.
Daisy wa not unusually tall for her
age. Ii tact. she was little more tina n
four feet ten inches.
! Around the corner from the child 8
home was another young girl whom no
one seems to know by any other name
| inclined to be wild. and some time ago
II became known that she was living
with 1t chlnaman She told Daisy she
was married to the Celestial. and the
latter believed her.
| Daisy wanted to go out in the world TO
work. and when one day in June last
well dressed, AMI the latter said she
for her. Daisy consented to come over
here here She was taken to the house Il -
to be occupied by Chinsmen and " hlte
women. The girl was given something to
eat and to drink She says she was
Ing until the next morning, when she
found herself virtually n prisoner For
several days she was kept under the In
thought OF her disgrace compelled her to
remain there.
In that condition eX-Policemsn George
| II. Wolfe. OF l40 West Twentieth street.
found her. The latter is now a mission
| AIRY, and had entered Chinatown to try
and reclaim some OF the girls there. He
| took rooms or the top floor of II IL Pell
street. and II WAS while holding services
| that he met the young girl. He took her
to the Florence Mission. In Blocker
street, and from that place to the Wet
more Home for t'rendless Girls at 40
| South Washington square. That is nearly
a month ago.
| The life which the girl had been lead
| ing in the Pell street place. however,
had told upon her. She became III. and
| on Sunday her condition was so critical
| that an ambulance was summoned and
| she was taken to st. Nincent's Hospital
| There the physicians at first said she
| was suffering from peritonitis. 1t was
| thought then that she would die