The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
in chair near the door aud listened to the

in chair near the door aud listened 10 the
brilliant eulogy.
At IIar Sinai Temple the rabbi, the Rev.
Tobias schanfarber. referred in feeling
manner to the death of DIR. Bethlehem dur
ing the service. Mr.. Schanfarber was able
TO reach the temple OF the Baltimore congre-
cation in time to hear DR.. kohut's Grafton.
Other rabbis came in from their syna-
gouies about the same time, and among
them were the Rev. DR.. Henry W ..schneeber-
ger, of Ghizuk AmunO, orthodox syna-
gogue: the Rev. DIR. Ben amin Sold, 0heb
lIashalOm: the Rev. ". 4. Schneider,
-hearith Israel: the Rev. Alois Kaiser, and
the Rev. David Salinger. Among others IN
the congregation We're: II. +. Bennett, the
Rev. samuel A. Wilson, Abram Walter,
Menka Friedman, Samuel Kahn, William
Schloss. Moses Il. Walter, DR.. y. frieden-
wald. IchabOd Jean, Henry Somehow,
simon R0scnburg Joseph Miller, :. sala-
hes, Henry Hartman aud Philip Levi. MI
the members OF the official board were IN at
tendance.
The family, who live at No. ii2s McCul-
l0h street. have received a great number OF
kilograms and htters from prominent YER
sons, as DR.. Bettelheim's broad ana liberal
views and his kind and generous nature
had won for him a multitude of friends out
side u his 0ws congregation and his efforts
III i0NnllfliI- tur lMNfif0l~ 20 lii0 ih'' hNh
spread his name over the country \ lady
in this city sent % the family this poem
We mourn great man fallen,
\ good man, brave and irae-
Honest - his convictions
I'm things both old and new.
one who could look about him
vi eager. earnest eyes,
And wear his woll-wOn honoIs
Meath deep phylacterles.
No narrow creeds could bind him,
But faithful still he proved
Unto rabbis holy work.
Which ne so dearly loved.
The DOOR ard lad and suffering
In this man found friend,
with kindly heart De ever
4 helping hand would lend.
The lonely prisoners viii miss
Ihe ever welcome face
That comfort brought thoir sad hearts
While in thatdrcary place.
A tender. loving father.
FOND husband. faithful friend.
True mun-"GOI's nohlcsi work p
Alasl that such "A life should end.
Toll! toll the bells. for sadly
We come 20 offer now
The Last, sad tribute of our tears.
with aching heart and brow.
And will he be forgotten?
No. neycri such men i've.
And coming JUDAISM viii
Higher cucOmiums give.
And whether in old ocean.
or heather the daisled sod,
This good man rests, hc hletpeln
Watched O'er by lsracls God.
Messages OF coincidence Were received
from the National Jewish Ministers Asso-
citation, the Bath Ahaba Congregation IN
Richmond. of which Or. Bettelhelm was
once rabbi: Ahawath Chesced Congregation
i'm New York, of which DIR. kohut Is
rabbi: the House of Refuge board oil
directors, officers of the Baltimore Con
creation. Jewish Hospital Association, lie
brew Benevolent society. Professor Iii NJ.
Lamb. b. +. Bennett. Professor Cyrus Adler.
and Professor l.. Suleiman,iot JOhus-llop-
kins Iniyersityr, the Rev. Dr. ID. Pmlllsoh'
of Cincinnati: the Rcys. Or. NJ. JasiroW
and ~abatO MOras. Of Philadelphia; Rev.
Drs. 4. kOhler and G.. HOttncl ana Dr.
! Richard stein, of New DIRK; Rev. Dr. J.
Vie. of Cincinnati: Rev. DR.. II. \oor-
sanger. Of san Francisco: Rev. :. oon"eh-
schein. of Il. Louis; Or. Joseph 8ettelhelm'
| Vienna. Austria; Max and ia. Betteiheih'
merchants. at Buda-Pesth.
DIR. Kolut left Baltimore for New York.
Before his departure he promised TO secure a
rabbi o. oficiate al the Baltimore Congrega.
ton during the holidays. and has consented
! TO Law the cornerstone of the new temple,
Madison avenue and Robert street. Mrs.
Bcttelheim and Mrs. kOhut say they are DIS
satisfied with the action Of the steamship
company i'm the disposal Of DR.. Bettelhem' $
remains. Or. Bethlehem while IN Europe
received the papers appointing him dele
gate from Maryland 10 the Peace ConVen-
ton at London, but was unable 10 attend