The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-28
Does the Herald Give the Appended
Interview,
With a Socially Frail and False
Female.
A Story Told With Some Show OF
Skill.
O,d Ground Gone Oyer-Little New
Traversed
A FIippant Feminine's Confident AS
sertiOns and destinations,
Well Calculated to Cause the Gossip to
Chuckle.
Sue Lindsay on the Situation

Fort WORTH, June N-[Special.l-4our
correspondent called at the house Ct Josie
Belmont this evening, and interviewed at
length Sue Lindsay, the woman who fig-
ures so prominently in the Rabbi Schulz
scandal. At first she was very reticent,
saying she had heard nothing of the ex-
pose, and did not wish to talk. When
assured that the matter had
been printed in the HERALD,
and was now public, she spoke freely. She
states that Rabbi Schulz passed the house
frequently, "ogling" Flora Pratt and max
mo other demonstrations as if DESTROYS of
beeoming acquainted. One afternoon he
stoned at the fence, after a visit to pris-
oner in Jail named Dreyfus, Flora Pratt
being seated at a Window ana dss cal,ea
of speaking to her, when Flora went to the
door, opened it and invited Schulz IN.
They occupied aroom together 14r upwards
out and remarked to her: What DO you
think the doctor wants?" Sue answered.:
81 suppose he wants you to quit this bust
ness and behave yourself" Flora replied:
mo. he wants us to be intimate friends all
the time" The next time Schulz
called, Flora was out, and l went out and
told her Schulz was waiting. inns Tune
thew went into Flora's room and remained
two or three hours. At another time he
STAYED in her room until l o'clock in the
morning, and during the night saw q tel-
low come out from the room where
Schuhl was with nothing on
but night-shirt. At another
time he stayed all night, to my certain
knowledge. He came number OF times
after this On one occasion f nc ms .old With
Rabbi Schulz, who was going to Coricana
m collect money for the Russian Jews, and
said he gave her $40 to go on.
She was gone one day and one night.
When she returned she said they had rent
ed two rooms, that Rabbi Schulz came 10
her room and remained all night. me
evening that Flora was away oam h pnr
COVER. Klein remarked, "Why, Herman, l
Thought you were. in Corslcana;
/ saw Flora on the train going there, and
snnnosed she would meet you" "Oh, no.
answered Burgower; "she went to meet q
more important parsonage than am, your
rabbi, DR.. Schulz" Previous TO Inc LIME
never kept her door locked. but after.
tbe inside Of her door. 1 saw the rabbi
kiss Flora on the porch in most entranc'
ing manner when bidding her goodnight,
at one time. Flora said Schulz wanted her
to 20 to Mckinney to meet him, but Her,
man Burgower was in town, so she refused
to 20. Flora told me that the rabbi said he
would like her to learn to love him. Flora
said She only met Schulz as a matter OF
business, Burgower being her friend; ad'
vised Flora not to tell Burgower or any one
else that Schulz came to see her.
Sue Lindsay further says she Gould a
number of times have caught Schulz IN
fagrante delictu had she 80 desired. She
saws Flora's mothers name is not
Bamberg and has not been Tor
several years past, and that
Rabbi Schulz does not know the name Of
Fiora's mother. When Schulz was hrst
accused of his indiscretions. he came TO the
house and at first made Flora promise 70
deny the charge, but she finally stated that
she might as we'll tell the truth first as last
for they would make her. go
She iSue) closed the interview by saying
az have lived in Dallas from September
$40, until January Goth, 1883, and never
saw the Saugers, Seymour Meyer, or Cos
lin, in or near house OF prostitution. ,
always had high regard for Rabbi Sehnhl
as he always treated me respectfully. have
no desire to be a witness in the case, bat II
thew force me will make Rome howl.