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.
lurcd TO a Den and He'd There
Practically a Prisoner.
Now In Hospital In u Critical
Condition.


I'ifel Ihto 'hihes" den by the
woman sh" 'h'usht her Trend druSsed
ana ao"se' ~ rhihanieh' compelled TO
submit TO all i.inds of indignities, res
Cued by "A missionary and INV lyIu, I'm
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Nihcenta hospital, ~ part or the story
Of pretty seventeen ycar-old Daisy Toby
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''e hD,',' VI ''''a ''''' as wen as
brooklyn VII! be called upon to inNesti-
gate within the next twcnty-four hours.
The Girl was mo, deceived to tn. chi
20. ,'o' u''oH =" ~ nv
h'se u""' as al htst reported. ny hash-
ily dressed woman, whom she met by
chance Oh the street. ON the contrary.
the woman had known her well.
Five years ago. when Daisys mother
died her father hruka nm then, ho,ue
a,I w., - .
married sis,er ia Bedford avenue. Brook
lyn. n.,r III. Amman \cad.mv rho
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'a'"', was n"ay from nome a soou uea''
temn.rato The child u,s ca bright and
'enpe'a.e ne emu was 80 o''e"' anu
pretty mat she attracted the attention
OF Mrs. Mintonye, the city Missionary
NJ Ern,kIvn rho risa,nn 10 in u.i.
'ooN''"' '"t "'''''o" 10 III peu-
FORA avenue. nearly opposite where the
TODSS lived. and lDalyy n fTpulpnt
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',s,'or'
Mrs. Mintonye took the girl into her
class, taught her how to read and write
Year, the girl continued as a pupiI
Then the missionary nut her to leach
the other children. Although too large
TO be in the class with the other girls,
age. la fact, she was little more thai
four feet ten inches
Around the corner from the cbiId.s
one seems +" know' H Nv n sf n,h m,oma nc
than Julia. The Iotfer - ia said W.,
inclined to be Wild. ana som. time "~o
il became known thai she was I,vinV
with a Chlnaman. She told DAISY shs
was married To- the Celestial ani ,he
latter believed her anu '''e
Daisy wanted TO 60 ont in tho world IA
work and ahan 6na ~ ~ a., nc I WI ~ "
she met JuIia VIA se. eay ~ June aS,
well dressed and tbs ia,,epp 20 .aiI liz
would procure position in New ySrt
for her, Daisy consented to come over
Pell street, and To- her s,,rprise fo,,md Il
to be- ocr,;nieI nv 1'h,namipen PIE. ,9u,.a h,, J.,
women. The giri was given so,nethinx ~
eat and to drink. she saws she Was
drugged Anyhou she rememherca roth
ing Until the next morning. when she
found herself virtiaIIv n a' nrisonnr Ear Err
several days she was kept under the in
thought OF her dissraee cempe,e ehd her 'h ,e
remain there. "
In that condition ex-Pollceman GEORGE
f. Woolfe, OF 40 West Twentieth street
found her The latter is now a mission
sry. ana had entered Chinatown W. trv
and reclaim some OF the Urls there Hs s
took rooms or. the top floor OF i2i-2 PelI
street. and IL was while holding services
that he met the young girl. He took her
to the Florence Mission. I'm Rleecker
street, and from thai place to the Wet.
more Home for FriendIess Girls, at q
South Washington square. That liz nearl.
a month ago. y
The life which the girl had been lead.
Ing in the Pell street Mace however
had told upon her She BECAME iii and
on Sunday her condition was 80 rritica
that an ambulance was summoned and
There the physlcians at first SAID shc
was suffering from Deritonitis II wa :
thought then that she would die
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