Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-22

The Close Of Ser Exhibitions In New
York and a Big Advertisement.


York and a Big Advertisement.
Two thousand dollars worth Of dresses,
SAYS the New York Times Of July %,
were made for Lulu Hurst before she
began to show her natural force" at
Wallack's Theatre. She has worn q
different dress every night. she VIII be
seen no more at Wallack's. She goes 70
Boston. and New Workers, unless they
20 TO the Hub, cannot see the COM
pletion Of her display of dresses. She was
atfired in snowy white last night,
when she made her final appearance. Her
Georgia ehuckIe was unimpaired, and
Paul Atkinson. who dees the talking for
her. smiled as mechanically as ever. The
audience was OF good size, and the man
at the piano did not play any worse than
usual. An old man, who looked as wise
as an owl. and from whose face two long
streaks of ir0n-gray beard extended and
met at a ragged point half yard below
the chin. gripped the cane. Lulu. by a
iudici0us exercise Of her strength. nearly
jerked him onto his head. The crowd
cried, speech and he said:
II have made twenty balloon asceu-
sions. and have practiced mesmerism
for thirty years. I've got viii as well as
physical power. This young lady pos
sesses some remarkable power
A young man took hold Of the cane as
though it were glass and simpered at
Lulu. Now. Adolphus," said a voice,
1.-The eyes of the country are on you.'
s'Give him fair show said another
person. The young man was so bewlld-
cred that be could scarcely stand alone.
The old man with the ragged beard next
seized the billiard cue, and the crowd
howIed with delight. What's he going
to DOR came from the audience.
ssKeep from dancing said Paul. Then,
under Lulu's dexterOus movements, the
old man began to jump around. When he
bal done he did not wait to be asked 70
speak, but advanced TO the fo0tlight. Il
came from London three days ago. L
never saw the young lady until this after
noon. Three weeks ago / saw in London
an account Of this wonderful youpg girl.
ana l came to see her, / want 70 talk an
hour.
The crowd set up a yell Of expostula-
ton. The old man, nothing dauuted, be-
gan to talk about spiFitualism, but some
one cried out, Hes dynamlter," and be
was conducted away by stalwart m an.
The would-be orator said his name was
DR.. Wells.
4 strapping big fellow came on the
stage and the crowd applauded. He
threw two kisses to the audience and
kicked out one leg playfully behind. The
crowd thought it was going to have some
fun with him. but Lulu could do nothing
with him. He stepped up to the footlights
and said: Its nothing but physical
strength. There is nothing supernatural
about it. Shells simply very strong
girl"
Father Hurst led himself to the front by
his brown beard, and then, seizing his
coat tail with one hand and getting grip
on the air with the other, said: ave don't
claim 1t to be supernatural; II Is natural
force"
who are your yelled half dozen,
although Father Hurst had been intro
duced. A man who had been INDUCING
and who was called ssweary," came up,
and. taking hold OF chair, smiled dream
ily on Lulu. '-His eyes are set, exclaimed
a voice.
"Keep your glare on him, Lulu said
another.
Hes a married man, Lulu said a
third. as the chair danced around his
shirt front. Don't muss his cravat."
speech, = yelled everybody, as the man
started to 60.
The gentleman said Paul. sswill de-
fer his remarks on account Of
'.Bron-kittis,' yelled an auditor amid a
roar.
Madeline Price, who is IA years old,
weighs 80 pounds. and is quite pretty, did
about the same thing that Lulu Hurst
/ does, in the Biiou Opera House yesterday
afternoon. She is from Georgia and is to
be exhibited. There is another wonder
coming from Georgia, and the supply Is
expected to be big enough from that one
State to afford each of the BoWery muse
ums one.