, 1874-10-04

Inc consequence t:..G that tho t.NetlccncG
chica1lcrY .a9 not Established. alrs, Jackso
continued to frequent the acancc3 and nexIe,
her family Ste ilas sinco abandoned her nG!
band and ciopcd with tho man she loved.
ANOTHER AMUSING INCIDENT
/ was tho conversion to SpirituNisul of Caicac
| lacy at fayorito summer 1esort. In seaHc
given by Jones, she inquired when Hl,e would b
married again. Jones grew Intensely angry
Hung the written question the table. an
roafed out. - 1ou ere tooiiag, madam; your htle
band is living in Chicago" which 30 mor.itie
the fair skeptc that her Subsequent conycrsio
was as much all apology conviction.
Eat. shipping over: hundreds OF incidents, al
moro Or less interesting. VIC are led TO the nara
ton VI oDoa which Involved good and siea
man. WHO but :: Tcels ago solved the Grcs
world, WAateEer thnt may be. This gentleman va
! EIsiIop LEE, or IOWA.
| Un flrst observing the reverend gentleman
Jones took stock OF him. and, imagining him IL
be Catholic Bishop from his dress. prepared tc
treat hiui accordingly. Several questions wo1t
asked and answered on this llypo!!.' -. correct
/ II. 4 query ~ 10 hls wife was, al !,,1se ridi.
t:nfed bv the Spirits, who afterwards .ecanted
| The Bishop "as very incrctu1ous, and maGo q
great many ;ohes at Jones' expense, Until that
! worthy determined oil suitable revenge. Jones
! Fpeahs FEenri, like native. The bishop pro.
pounded to him tho following query: :. E::rs-
rous Tres fatigue ?" Jones pretended to 10
puzzled. He said ho could not read the answer
41E o@hs Aiau shAo o0LlC puDS41lt3 CuI1l5 III
pronounce tho two words on his hand. On
being told to spell them out he obcyed, and tho
Jesuit was the simple reply, Pas JtGucouD" "
\ second experiment wls made, tito question
beng, Est 7a.n 7i.;a auaiadt: to which
Juues rcllicd cs before: i'ns dcn7ereuSf-
'nsnt." Ihe@o polyglot accomplishments of de-
ceased scholars induced tho Bishop to try one il,
Latln- io framed Ell aEtouhhingly ungfun1-
1nalicaI tller;: '('tr! bora II e*i," which was
supposed to e;gnify "W!lat hour Is - Joacs
{1.,,5
spirits say this is very bad Latin, they can
hardly read it." anu gave The answer within q
islluute or correct time Tho distinguished di-
vine was led Gu to ttiscEs5 matters OF m alb
hltuse anu EelrozjnE character in theology. but
20 lnCcn1ols!f .iiu JtIe5 co,.duct the defense
that, wi.el, the ended. tbs Bishop gravel;
"aIh:! h1n Of tile responsibility such glorious
glft or communication Will: the unseen cutailed
aud l1ercl 10 would nss it to iu7tlIe, proper
elt's. lie admitted himself convert to tho
creed. n;'ta hoped to see moro Of Jones!
l:dt the !"si.up rald No sucA Ecna:ty for his
belief as did
a CERTAIN CSIIED STATES SENATOR
from the Southwest. Fo stopped ut the Palmer
House recently. alld interviewed Jones az usual.
Jones guessed his mission- II not difficult.
Ho eVidcu.ly canlo to negotiate bonds, for
that is tho principal occupation OF prominent
politlc'ans- Jones throw cold water upon tho
scaelao at oEco, predicted tic most dismal co,i-
sequences. sud - completely alarmed tho Sena-
tor that ho would have sped back to lis own
State in despair had not tie medium voluntarily
confessed bis tiic:.
There might have been trouble on the Sou:l,
s1co had Jones kept up tho jcko much longer.
4 lady whose husband is prominent merchant
OF, State street, Opposite tho Palmer House, Ea,1
LOST ROME DIAMONDS.
10 Jones rcn. tho bead of the house. and asked
Who had stolen them. Jones, Will, amazing l1,-
pudcncc assured hin, TIA. his colored driver had
s:cleu tl':,: arrest him at once, said Jorcs
''::lf lie will conieSs the theft"
Nr. - 50 fully believed in tlo mans guilt
that Eo Was a3out to rrccaro a warrant for his
arrest Wien Jones iu.erlcred, aud told him that
such course would bo dangerous.
The reputation tho false medium has estab-
AsAed IN tt!o city Is marvellous. Ills control
over tho jud3mcn. aud common s.use Of the |
community IL IueQuu,el. Ladies WHO have
fcea INN cnIeaVor 10 scc:1ro lls attendance al
their fashionable receptions: N! society Ia |
crazy afte- him. The questions he receives arc
I've ara Eo1r:: to admit very of;cu)
.r'ssly immoral, anl, # made known would ex-
pose the foolish q:erist to The most dep!orablc |
Tho Incident Elrch resulted in |
III clope:nent 1s actually innoccut by contras.
With others.
AZ an instance of tic asccnIancy this brilliant
'oun: illan has gained over leading members Of
socictr. may be mentioned tie circumstance Of
lis sending
THE PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL BANK
, or Z miles out Of town 10 cut tho lair fro.n
he lett temple Ct s little daughter in o.1er to
IL proper understanding with the
'plrits. On another OtrastGn he. received q
from an architect OF ccun.tit traIle
in the Northwest to dictate designs
nj methods OF Icbtyiug, and recelro in return
:alt the profits of tEo Partnership arrangement.
~ leading elevator tlIlu to has Ecou offered q
ple.ldld salary ii lie Will consent to guide their
from members Of tho Board Of Trade
have been received without NUM-
'er. lie eau convert hi. hearers to Spiritual
s!l, c1Fcse the trick. aud still hold their faith
4 Impossible pheEoaltna lie is tue champion
aateh-n maker OF society. Tho young ladies all
AIRY their little l3ve secrets to HIM Glu act
pou Lis advice; the gentlemen DO tIo ssuc;
nj he thus adjusts little matters of this Eni
. tue tapp!ness OF all. And when affairs arc
ranged lie exposes his trek. Nothing ce-
ghts him 80 much rerfor.nin. eo,ne !it:te |
arvcs OF this kind Eat uc is in possession OF
l'nost every secret amour in society," aad can |
lrect every Intrigue. |
He IS THE MCruAL Fc1ESn ALL EoC3D,
q so Tar ho has been able to steer clear of un-
[eaEant consequences. and lis dupes have no
ne TO blame tut themselves II they hand their
;elotons over to a stranger for inspection. |
" course tue number Of applicants would be
'dnccd did rot Mr. Jones profess unconscious
css, hut human nature is very EullIlle No
ust cluso this sketch with
FINAL 1LLcs7EAr7oS.
\ little eeanco WAS given by tho medium few
sTs ago toa party Of four-2u artlat, q we'll !
ao"a musical composer, III old gentleman, {
ON E!tl'i:a, \. j., aud another. they were all l
10 on the ts1cS. and af:er wearying Themselves {
i'll obtaining information, Jones e5painru how |
WAS done. III order to illustrate, lie told tho {
in.a man 10 write qust;on az nsual. He did E
+ desired, cud asked "Who is bir-:"
mes opened the Paper pondered and replied:
Hels yo;1r SUCCESSOR III tho jewclry business i
Eln'ira-' TAat reply was what So,.ern would ;
IL ''n2ilcr." 1t waH correct iu every 1,4rticu-
:. Tie obscrraut medium, bud been el,cting t
biography Of tho Old gentleman, learned that T
had followed tho jeaery business, 1e;.l- 9
lslled it a:ll retired. lie concluded that the y
rsoii named Has connected with linn in husl- il
So and III tue way lie "unoa-ccd. 1t WAS Z
~ bllGht Lit OF rcascHlns. aEd was too much c
r the Cd gcutiema1's faith. lie wouM not be- II
We that he lad been deceived By i trick. 10 t.
imam being could have followed such q line or il
onGht. without supernatural aid. lie is therc- '
re more confirmed SplrtIal;st than ever.
Perhaps these few Instances will not serve to b
ard the great masa OF boobies who constitute G
: fraction OF tLe world asainG, future i'm II
slloi. Tho very publication of th.s article i
i probably confirm two West Side gentlemen, II
whom Jcues predicted it Friday afternoon, in | IT
air yeneraton lor liz great gift. But it seryea Il
show wLas sort OF questions arc carried to o
o$e professional mediums Who mako living ! a:
it, and what advantages they Ean by expe- Ct
1rlE0uI.lur Oh tlnii:ata and difficult +;