Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-12
,c,,a 7s.rria.s. s,g lc:,.a,s Eo.iSo"itz
and Miss Ellen Hceahe. Ef-f
Gritse reuanH"a" tire SasEf"l-'
saft,, and f,rrorie., {, .SetseSs.

! All of our readers know Frank Bosko-
WITT Many Of thcm knew Miss McC"be'
now his wife. The town was yester1aH
electrified ly reading IN ffiday San
Frorriscn rLy9r'.'. 3. i,12 account ct
| Miss McCabc's rauuuciation Of her
Catholic firth, her formal and solemn
admission into the Jewish Church, and
her inyest;trre With The Iebraic name OF
Leah the daughter Of Abraham the
Patriarch. The 'hrO"icl''s reporter
makes the mistake Ct calling her Mss
! McGotIsy; bat the identity is unmis-
| taxable. ard that Miss McCabe re-
roupced the faith of her fathers TO marry
him and thereafter did become Frank
| Hoskowitz's wife there is no room for
doubt. This lady is niece of MIR. Peter
tC.yansneh Of this city; and since her
early cirlhood she has made his house
her home. For some years past she has
been living here and working at her
trade of dress making. Her abandon
m.,,t al the creed and ob6c.VaDces 10
which -Ae has been brought up ard ner
determined! remuneration of bal!cf III
thA Christian religion, exhibit EC-der-
fri decree e devotion to her husband.
The account states that she, IL accord
apce with :Ls rites q the Jewish Church.
made tnlte several applications for
admission into that church before h9r
PRAYER was granted. Twice her petition
va: rejected. Her confession Of faith
WAS publicly made TO g.. Jewish Rahbi,
she was then baptized: then blessed, and
then awarded her certificate Ct fellowship
in the Jewish congregation. inns, on
, Thursday aitelAoon. On Thursday night
these twain were married by the same
Rabb; who received her into the church.
Her baptism WAS conducted by holy
women, apart from any mtu, She utlnS
entirely t!l-rubed before submitting to
the ceremony which Is done ylmncrelng
the nude person III pure water VI
course the Cayaaauga family are greatly
! surprised and grieved by this departure
of their relative from their common
faith. The mention Of another fact IN
connection wish this abbreviated account
( Of Bosco' s. marriage is not out OF
order. The firm in which this new
made bridegroom is partner is Stern Il
Boskovitz. clothing merchants, Carson
street. Carson City. Some years ago,
Mr.. Stern who is also q Jew by birth,
married Miss Fern, q lady OF Irish
parentace and a strict Catholic. In this
case there was anything but a renuncla-
ton of her religious views upon the part
OF the bride: bDt, on the contrary. she
adhered to her creed and still does sd-
here to the same.-so strictly,-indeed,
that their children, Of whom there are
two or three or more, have all been bap-
tied in the Catholic faith. So that the
firm of Stern / Boskow;tz is comprised
of two gentlemen of Jewish pedigree
whose marital relations present the
rather remarkable conditions Of person
OF Jewish birth waving his predellstions
il matters of race and religion to marry
Catholic, ard Catholic renounclng
her religion to marry Jew. We doubt
if two more notable cases Of com
.. promise Of religion in favor Of the claims
OF affection and mstesLip can be in
stanced.
} The CARSON APPEAL, which should be
youthful and blooming, is gray with age
ere it arrives here. We received Wednes-
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