The broad ax., 1902-11-22

. forenca Of 1890, 10 transfer him from
Alien Chapel. to Bethel Church. chi
cago. To show that there is much
truth in what has 30 Tar been stated
respecting rev. tongreen Abraham
Lincoln MHrray's Black or unsavOury
Record In Indianapolis, Ind" we win
quote from a letter which Is before
Us from one Of the cleanest and most
upright A. N. z. Ministers IN this
country and It speaks for itself
Indianapolis, Ind. May eth 1902
julius ?. Taylor, Esq, 50lo Arm
our Ave, chicago, M
Ny Dear SIR
in your write up OF ReVs. Murray,
Carey. and Thomas, I'm the issue Of
The Broad Ak, dated May the 10th,
wish to say that you did noble and
manly thing for the Public II these
things are true, / am q minister in
the A. n. 3. Church, and know both
Revs, Murray and Carey, personally,
and I know Murray to be one Of the
most corrupt seoundrels out side Of
the Penitentiary. Here in Indianapo-
lis his name was the synonim Of all
that was immoral black, and corrupt
You must see that his Bishop A.
Grant, is no better than Rev. Murray
in that he stands by him in all his
diveltry. Keep up your fight
for q purified ministry, and the Good
Lord viii bless you" We could quote
from. many other letters from reliable
persons concerning Rev. Longreen
Abraham Lincoln Murray, and his
sinful acts but we believe this
one Is SUFFICIENT for all purposes.
Not for ten thousand dollars would
we intimate that at the time Rev.
Longreen Abraham Lincoln Murray
came to Chicago 10 assume charge Of
Bethel Church, which was on or about
October 1st, 1900, that Mrs. Pasty
Dean, rode In the same seat with
Rev. Longreen Abraham Lincoln Muir
ray, and Mrs. Murray. so that he
could hug Mrs. Dean close up to HIS
unmanly breast, but we do know that
the Murrays had hardly found time to
settle In their new home 1914 Dear
born St. before Mrs. Dean became q
part Of their household. She left her
home and husband IN Indianapolis,
so they say for the purpose of follow
ing Rev. Lonreen Abraham Lincoln
Murray to this city, and many claim
that four other women followed him
70 Chicago. Be that as II may, but
one thing is certain Rev. Longreen
introduced Mrs. Dean to the members
OF Bethel Church, as his neice, he or
some one else succeeded in having
Mrs. Dean to become a member of
the Bethel Choir, and she sang very
swestly with the other members Of the
choir, until finally some Of the officials
Of Bethel did not like the looks Of GER
tain things which they had observed OF
heard respecting sister Dtan, and
their pastor. and her services as the
prina donna Of the choir were dis
pensed with by the oficials Of Bethel
church.
On one occasion while Mrs. Dean,
was still living at Rev. LonTeen
Abraham lincoln Murray's house, a
gentleman who had been presented to
her. not knowing that anything was
wrong paid her a friendly call, and
while that gentleman who Is q member
OF Bethel church. and Mrs. Dean. were
sitting far apart in the front parlOr.
Pow Longrsen Abraham lincoln Muir
ray. bUOnoed into the parlof. walked
up IN frcnt Of Mrs. Dean, and the
gentleman, and disappeared like Ban
eros ghost without uttering one word.
The gentleman was thunder struck
a4A nc kl@AGA ~ us NJ anu nuM-
Relsting his experience to one Of his
friends. his friend conveyed the idea
10 him that "he ought to had better
sense tran attempt to monkey around
Mrs. Dean, for she belongs under Rev.
TOngreen Abraham Lincoln MuFray's
heavenly wings. One day early IN the
sumner We ran into Mrs. Dean, and
Rev. LOngreen. on 44asalle street, and
We do rot blame him for getting
stuck on her, we hope our readers win
pardon the expression, for she Is wen
1uilt. quite sOOd-looldng and wears
me -duds. She Il the same lady whom
Rev Lonsreen Abraham d-coln Mur-
~ assisted on ths street cars a. 2sth
lrd state street. one saturday night
ast June At half pase one O'Clock.
THURSDAY evening November 8. 1902.
e twenty-five minutes past eleven
.'clocz. a lady very stylishIy dressed
No ruembled Mrs. Dean. emsrgsd