The sun., 1890-11-29
DIED IN TIE DOOR OF HOPE.
0FRL Of 18k f0Wr REsTORED
TO HER FATHER At THE LAST.

UlLD LIN lib UOVN UT HUI Il
srRL Of f8s fowr REsr0REr
TO HER FATAFR At THE LAST
sAs nAa I.sn west size p.~ 20 p,s. ast
Was tor Finishlnx UP o. seer sst
Opssm when Mr~. DERRY MeAaiss
foaha Ost ASeat Het ANa IssArfsrsA
Magic Bsrsisr. formerly Known 40 "vaasie." dtsd
thanksgiving night . tejoiotns cAristAn wondrouay
saved by the blood Of Christ at "rhs Door Of Hops'
| Io2 East slxty.nrst street Her former friends and
Atduaintanoes are invited to attend the mineral sef
vices At Tho Door Of Hope" 10 a N. Saturday. Thi'
home always open to young sirl who desires ts
reform and sAs will b afeotlonateiy welcomed an<
sheltered
This notice was handed into THE Sun ONCE
last niRht. and q rsporter went to the address
given. Tho Door Of Hope" has not vet made
Its way into the directory OF charitable institu-
| lions in this city, as 1t was founded only last
month. 1t is In . brown stone house.
one door east OF Park avenue. Black
and white orape hung on the door bell last
night when the reporter rang. A young
woman dressed in black, who answered the
bell. referred him to Mrs. +. N. Whittemore.
who lives at 723 Park avenue. for oil informa-
ton about the dead woman. Mrs. Whittemors.
q pleasant-faced woman Of middle age. said:
Among the largo number OF women who
| are leading life OF shame In this great city
are many who. before their fall belonged to
better families and were accustomed to better
surroundings than the class from which the
majority are drawn. These poor creatures
s-en should tkes fee! : desire 70 reform. heei.
tate long time before vcnturinE Into the or.
dinAry missions. With the view Of providing
Q home for such, and several other ladies
who were connected with the Christian ALL.
ance founded The Door Of Hope The work
there 10 carried on under the oversight Of the
Christian Alliance. and every cent which goes
toward its maintenance is derived from volun-
tary cont1bution..voluntaryii In the strictest
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hsr SsnS her 70 'ii Ii. sIri's Ssdsid.; 50 S9s
would not .t 70 60 70 nome @ WS.r. re- shs Wou1d
receive the best OF attendance and medical aid.
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For two days she cried for beer and opium.
sSs s would di. wtSeut them; She bsssss - ssss
they would fiys hss sHmssh!5Ss to smoLs shS
Ihs Passed awa{ shs fs7Esa s7s to take az
where AsseI. used to live. visited her, Con.
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hs bStss on n' bed quilt
W.! vss Ha9i .s aeaa any 70 ds
Soon after that Maggie. expressed = longing
Il 6sppened that Mrs. Whlttemore was going
3:ssie i: ae s safd that .h. had lived in rhl.ne
snd saa .eS
her father married again. Masg!e never cared
e. she e. 81 rs
is years old. she rap aWay from home, She
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D9FfsF; W;nt to pp,ladolpb,o and saw tn. bro.b.r
BE promised me that he would 90 to New iork;
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sisi h. said, shs broke his heart
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father IN ,Phiiedeiphia, 6ut wrote him q long
hs h.d e. Sd
for forgiveness. prayed to God when wrote
that lester: and am sure hs Inspired me, for
bier be Which read ike this: ''''' ''''A '-'' AA
~ II cannot tsil You how much pleased dxntofs
E e S's . y.
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9ssds sss e B. S s to 10 Sw 1. saa to
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room G sls Licked |k M st hin WITH her eyes iali 2!
ssS o!Sv. .FsthsT is it poSsible' DO you really
He put his arms around her and kissed her
again apq again. and his eyes fliled with tear.
Was ali dead, he said Hs ioreave her and
sad 50 aga again and again until e felt sure
The next she would not let her father out q
Tbcn on Tbanlseivinp Dav we NJ, know that
the end was coming. and We sat ut her bedside
al the day. She said over and over again that
sbs sbs ,se wes rsrfectly harry. Toward midnight
speak above a. whisper held my enr above
per lips for long time, and then heard her
poor girl who had brought her the beer.
She smOothed my cheek and said many
times God bless you. God bless you.' Abont