The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27
BREAKS OUT
IN BIG HEADLINES
ON THE COAST
Evangelist Who Has Reputa-
tation for Starting Things
Seems to Have Met with Full
Share of Excitement.

Most Albuquerque people will recall
the stay here OF the Rev. n. J. Bulrin.
who during bis conduct Of feylNal ST.
vices Just prior Go an election not
many years since. cuutTiEed Go cause
considerable local excitement. stir
rims the public Interest ls Bulg.n =
strong point and according To the tui-
lowing he appears To- have succeeded
admirably in california quite recently.
Tho clipping Is from 70 recent issue 81
the Los Angeles Times:
Hu1furd. CHl-ENangelist p j.
Bulgin. 90 rather notorious character
ln southern California, was. according
tu his personal statements, the victim
of a nasty plot here this afternoon
the next events being the hprscwhip-
ping OF "a well known minister uN
Airs. George ~CRtruthers, widow OF a
iquor dealer, "a our mile chase of the
woman by officers and her hnal cape
turc.
The Rev. Bulgin was brought % this
city b. the dry forces in the wet
aud "dis" fight now ON. He arrived
this morning. intending TO address "a
meeting at Armory hall tonight W.,
] was met az the depot by the Rev. W.
g LOOMS. pastor Of the First NJ u.
church. Mr.. Bulgin went direct Co a
hotel A. he passed through the
lobby ne saw a woman and three men
engaged IN tuuNttshiion
one OF tho men said To the woman
THAT is him.
BulgIn saws ne heard the rcmarK,
/ hut paid no attention. lie went 20
his room ana a Few minutes later
| started 10 return to the lobby
e met the woman again on the
steps said Bulgin, and she asked me
10 would not 40 driving with hcr. !
told her I did not know her u pnss-
.I A. suFsfa. RtI amin moi her.
| She insisted that ! accompany hcr,
and I demanded at that time that she
ten me who was putting her up To me
trick. She declared hat p knew
me and simply wanted me Co go win
her.
- left her and went 90 % barber
shop. From there ! ~telcphoned Mt.
\ Loomis md told him Co go to my
1 room and hide In the closet. lie did
su. 4 little la.cr I went To- my room.
had hpcu there hut "a short ".'
when the door suddenly opened ana
this woman hurried into the room
She plurrd her 1ack against tho door
and. holding the knob. asked U ] was
ready "for that good time now
II demanded 10 know ~ was nc
hind hcr. lust hat moment MI.
LOOMS stepped out. she refused 10
give uny information. SO We called p
porter and told him 90 summon an
= officer. lie dtO so.
Before the officer arrived, however
1.-THE woman ieft tho room. as neilhrr
Mr. LOOMS nor myself would place
our hands ON her. she went TO no
front of the hotel. who're her buggy
was tied. and got into t.
GFahG the nit.
As the woman entered ihc huFtN
Mr.. LOOMS. who is M" pastor ~ one
| Of the best known churches in the city.
grabbed the horse hy the bic. Mrs
tnrruthors Immediately drew h"i
whlp from the socket ana began io
beat HIM friphtfully with il. The
minister held ON. despite tho lnsh''
lacrass the face. until az last the pain
forced him 60 release his hold, A.
he aid 500 she struck he horse Wiz
thc whiu aud ihp animal dashcu
knocking te minister 90 onc side hhd
NARROWLY m. ling knocfine down eN.
cited spectators who q gathered. n
onr, the chase began. officers ON mo.
t0rcycIcs. oicyClcs and in autos, WIZ
MANY citizens in machines and nt
motorcycles.
For four miles the chase continued
and the woman nally oycrtakon She
was brought back 60 tho city, % f'.
fused 90 make any statement concern
ling the affair, stating that she woul'
Sc an attorney tomorrow morhlhi
and would then speak.