New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11
and large numbers were sent away for want of
Spirits RECOGNIZED,

SPIRITS" RECOGNIZED,
Things had now assumed lovely snape. Katie could
talk to audience. allow them to come zap. at
time. ;he cabinet and take mOnentarY look at her
through the aperture. sue was careful, however 70
keep Of reach unless t TO member OF the tuner
circle She had allowed DR.. Child TO feel her pulse; she
had accepted OF a gold ring present from OF the
ladies OF the inner circle, aud allowed Mr. owen 10 put
IL on her finger owen told audience that (" her
hand beautifully formed like that or mortal
woman nearly Of the same temperature as his own,
and slightly moist" all OF which literally true for
very warm weather Poor dear Father Owen"
how wicked ana sinful 10 10 deceive such good,
kind-hearted, pure-mirded man. He innocent
as chiu-neNer doubted Tor a moment the truth OF
thing that Katie told him. He called his dear
GanSnler h'e cent me very loving letter, &C
SompdNing iOcR OF ms hairi ne also gave me
hair chain, which | think he said some lady friend
called her Violet" could not bear 10 keep the chain
and the next night gave 10 hack. telling him that his
friend Violet wished nlm 10 keep u in remembrance OF
eaelneidoor 70 allow the audience TO ook at my full
FORM as We were satisfied that Mr. owens confidence
was ohtalned. We were DESTROYS Of introducing new
SENSATIONS every night. would open the cabinetdoor
gently and hold IL for moment so that all could
see me, Dnt ana not pass ont eontentng myself win
waving my hands in as graceful manner as could
complimentary 10 the audience. Tue room beng quite
uarA as before stated ami NV robe ana oeng
pure white, with NY face and arms painted presented
$50 was old very beautiful ana graceful appearance
senng little children. youths aud old persons, were oo
tanned and shown nightly al the apertdres several VI
tuem We're rccuSu Ztd" by the audience.
NEW FACES AND CHARACTERS.
The lady medium had received communications, some
years before RON an Indian spirit Gaming heTseI
"sIuntee" through the mediumship OF lady friend
Danny Young had recently died. procured the
costume Indian gIrl from acquaintance OF mine
who had been playing that character IN the theater
some tine before made such alterations rs were neces-
safN' pdlhted my race dressed mysei IN true Ihuldh
style, entered the cabinet az the usual umc pushed
aside the curtain from 0f the apetures showed my
Itre 10 the audience, ana IN answer 10 tDe question:
Who are your answered, "Sauutce" Tie mediums
pretended TO he very much asOnished. Mrs. Holmes
ciled CUT Coca GOd! NY dusAJ race ana GieSs
Oruamened with beads, Sc, together with " blanket
made of white crash ndd obtained through the day,
ana Whlch wore over my Deau ana hrId unuer my
cnn, gave me quite an !Hd'an-nAe appedranee;
night iInita ing the indian dialect ana manner
nearly 1 could Returned 10 the caOnet,
tu'e" OA we A"N'I OO.u.t0' "a "iJ ,,i
rowed for the OCCASION aud issued from the cabinet IN
guick ana Jerky and IN repF % The usual question
10 y0a - replied IN h0arse. husky voice. Don't
you know met am Dick" d. Is one OF tue Leading
spirits IN the dark seances Irered ana ISSUED out OF the
cabinet ia this dress three or luur times and, aler re-
uriug the Last time, dropped the sIolDoy dress put ON
appearing Katie. Whlie IN TINS character dear father
owen approached ana gave me mother OF pearl cross
MitH Whlte SILK attached' accompanied oy letter
offer YOU this dear Kate, because. though be simple
u Is white ana beautiful anu pure As you are sns
pcHueu le cross lIoh NY ucVN' N-ss'u l, diu el'u
TO the cabinet; IN moment more appeared at the aper-
ture, held up the cross coward NJ owen, anu repeated
portion OF tie contents of the note.
need hardly inform the reader that the production OF
these new characters nad the desired eject tue mani
iestltous were regarded is Astounding. iue mediums
were highly pleased with my performance. Tie next
evening ne house was filed o. Overlooking and all were
Oh az CtCe. wondering what would next. Il
considered pest 10 push matters rapidly the
e.
best 10 allow il 10 remain there "A short TIME. Dr.
enid, This evening, With no bad Intentions. uut showed
a very great lack OF discretion. interests
concerned. prOpOs d that person the cir
should approach the aperture, ny allow
touch Them. l was afraid 10 refuse, yet iren-
bled Tor my own safety AFRAID some Que would
grab me One gentleman when ne came up asked me To
kiss Inn. / answered him, most empnaticallv ." |
snin - pretended TO Ds very much offended. dropped
the curtain glad 20 have an excuse 10 retire Tor the
night. The next evening when appear ed assumed
very nOuruiu expression, aud after calling Mr. owen
up the aperture, SAID 10 him With trembling voice.
tnat / would come out Of the CABINET unless
l received the promise that would not be
asked again 10 allow people approach the
aperture. uncSs voluntarily requested Them TO do So,
AIDING, they forget that l "a spirit Father
owen. GOD bless HIM with an impressive, tatheriy
tone OF replied That "my wishes should be com
pHpd Wltn' OF course did not wish too much faml
Iarty. lad often been requested by persons IN the
audience 20 them pieces OF INV dress Being dcslr
Gus every far As could procured and
carried Iny pocket piece OF Bishop lawn piece
OF HOnltOn lace, from which | afterward cut small
pieces. when furnished with pair OF scissors and was
Their. Dy enabled TO supply al wants OF the klnd
4 ridiculous story " ~ circulated IN connection Win
ls which gained credence. il j. well 10 correct 10 was
slld that l pieces from my dress ana Vail,
liking hOIa sometimes inches long, Ia rev sec
onds the opening would disappear ana the dress and
vail become whole again. or course Ibis was lmagina
fnu