Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-28
..,, THE spIRrTrAL1Sr.
- able Letter. which BrOuSht
r...mme To Mrs. Charles T.. DC.

Long. ..-.=+ .t=f.t
From the San Francisco Chroniclc.l
:hon Foster, the Spiritualist nedi-
tr.t came to this city and hung
Ri. Single a, the Grand Hotel, he
an object of much curiosity.
,nr those who went. to witness the
ryeloms manifestations, which 1t
cI,imcd were daily made, was a
l.known gentleman, whose name
are not authorized to give. The
.,leman had heard of the slip-of-pa-
trick. and believing that he knew
nm" or two more than Foster did,
Resolved to play sharp game with
Before going to the MEDIUMS
mi he wrote a name on a slip Of pa
which he wrapped and folded
htly il, piece Of ,infOil, When he
there, in company with severa!
|er friends, We handed the little roll
inioil to Foster and awaited events.
THE GENTLEMAN's HAIR ON END.
Fhe little paper inside the tinfoil
Stained merely the full name OF the
tlen,an's mother-her maiden and
rried name. Foster took it, pressed d
n hi, forehead in that dreamy, list
way he has, and then laid ii Oh the
he. Presently he said, "ie>, sir, l
ve a message for you. There Is the
rit of "A lady here who wishes me to
he Won this message" Here Foster
up a pencil. and with many jerks
qllirks wrote:
do not remove the remains of your
her and myself. Let us remain
ere we are. Your heart is right but
alr Judgment is wrong. --."
he message was signed by both the
ilen Ilaule and the married name OF
gentlenan's mo her. The gentle
N turned as white as a sheet, for he
bnce recognized the message rs hay
teen written in tho name of his
ea>ed mother, lie had long been
ending to remove her remains and
)se of his father from an eastern
letery to his vault at Lone Mount
He had not thought of the mat
at all that day. Foster had never
N him before. Neither Foster, nor
one cl>e-not even the gentleman
e-knew what the mothers maiden
he had been, hence the clearneSS,
stral &c outline of the message,
above all, the aptneSs with which
eierred to his project with regard to
remains OF his parents, gave the
Dnlshcd gentleman something to
nj abou, for days to come.
LAT THE SrIRIr> TOLD MIR. DE LONG.
1c did not wait for an answer to his
1oll puzzle, but started away, very
yen in the condition of the young
N who went to church to scott,
finally concluded to remain and
y.
Text day the gentleman met his
eni, the Hon. ChaS. T.. belong, who
Just then returned from japan.
nm he told his remarkable expert
of the day hef re. belong
ghed at him for his apparent credu-
and secuted the idea that spirits
anything to do with the MESA ye.
nled at this, the gentleman invited
Delony t" go with him and see
yer and Judge for himself. That
~ they both, in company with
ward Cot, called at the Grand Ho-
and were shown into Fosters
pms. Mr.. belong was wholly un-
pwn to Foster. They all sat down
the table, and after Foster had
'Aed a while at his cigar, he said: l
only get one message tonight, and
Is Tor a person named Ida. DO
er OF You know who Ida is?
T. Dei.ong looked at Foster ith
'er startled look, and said: "Well,
,a rather think l do. My wife's
ven, said Foster. "this message
y her. and !tis important. But she
""'e 10 come here and receive it"
AT THE SPIRITS TOLD MRS. DELoNG.
ms was just enough to exci,e De-
curiosity, and af,er endeavor-
:" VAN To- get Foster to reveal the
,.. .ase TO him, he consented to bring
"me .he next night to receive the
N communication i'm person.
'u'h-iv .-iv the next evening the same
'ueoinpanied by Mrs. belong,
y "shered into Fosters parlOr.
% were soon seated around the ta-
!" "'1'il, eagerly for the spirits to
ora, ei Alter Foster had smoked for
,;a. ia minutes III silence he sudden
+, he same message comes to
~ ~ ~ Tor Ida. This is the lady, is
MY, S asked. as of the spirit ooh,
IN IN write the message, will YOU?
., "l right and with this he took
run W ana dashed Off the following ::
trm:, ny L""9hter Lia-Ten years ago
u, ">'ca large sum of money to
nj" Madden to invest for me in
a.n m lands. After NV death he failed
cn,n. unt i0r the investment to nv
S. two, The money was invested,
e,se wer hundred and fifty acres of
mo, e,e n"ught, and one half Of this
on Ni"ngs to you. paid Mad
mr.. account of the purchase $3.50.
"'s' he made to make a settle
Your father,
I'd ~, .Mr. and Mrs. belong sat and
NY ms communication uajSw;th
.>ned faces. Mrs. Del .on~ Lnaw.
Ilin,ai ne her father had had business
n, as with Mr.. Madden, hut TO
In .na n.e!, or even The nature of
fr;" uid not know. She was ter
knasS.h Sh.ened at the denoucmeat, for
e~ sho That Foster did not know
te IVA was, nor who her father might
.,n. ana when the communica-
y, nno. III 80 remarkable a way, the
ker i,p ip"h The Whole party NAV b,,
'sihed than described.
~
", MADDEN COMES DOWN.
the "oi.9ng ca., had just enough faith
iectness of Mrs, DeI.ona's