St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-29
CLAIRVOYANCE
TRANCE MEDIUM,
Mr.. coPELAND's PREDICTION.
He GIVES A SAMPLE OF HIS PROPHETIC POWERS.

HE GIVES SAMPLE OF HIS PROPHETIC POWERS.
Mr.. James P. Copeland, the trance Medium
and ordained missionary OF the Southern
Spiritualist Association. who is having a
large number of consultations at his rooms.
No. $50 Westminster street, yesterday told q
Telegram reporter an instance OF his
prophetic powers He said that he had
always been a clairyoyant, and that his
mother was q prophecies of wide reputation.
who had predicted the late Civil War long be-
fore it was believed there would be con-
flict between the North and the South, and
that she had also foretoid that one OF the
greatest fires of history would desoiate Chi
cage. This peculiar gift he had Inherited,
and had successfully exercised on many oc-
casions warning people against the perils
that beset them and telling them OF the
faYors that fortune had in store.
Mr. Copeland recalled an instance which
he thought would be OF special interest TO
Providence citizens. as the person benefited
by the trance revelations was III business on
Westminster street and could youch fer the
reliability of the wonderful statement. On
the LIST of June Mr.. Frank Furman called to
learn if the celebrated medium could tell
him anything that offered encouragement.
Mr.. Furman had no faith in Spiritualism,
and was satisfied before the trance that moth
ing would come of it. Howevar, he decided
to try and was Informed that he was indeed
a favorite of fortune, as at that minute par
ties in England were seeking him that ne
might be given possession OF an estate worth
Il great deal of money, 1t was his lawful in
heritance, but those having 1t in charge did
not know where the heir was Mr.. Furmar
was advised to read the papers carefully. as
in one of them re would find information
that would make him rich man. The result
was that Mr.. Furman read i'll the Boston Her
aid of the 9th of June the advertisement
which is as follows:
INFORMATION wanted of two-tWin broth.
i ers, Franklin W. and Frederick W. Fur
man. supposed to be in New England. By
the death of Robert K Furman. of sheffield
Eng, they come into possession of a large
estate OF $4,000 They are requested to com.
municate with Paul Farouhsr. box 200, New
York city. or to Thomas Falmoth, 10 Duween
street. Sheffield, Eng. for proceedings to
prove they are heirs at law.
Had not directed him. said the medium,
s'he might have remained in ignorance of his
good fortune. for the advertisement was so
general in its terms that nobody might have
thought of connecting the Furmans of Prov
idence with the estate that lacked an heir.
That trance demonstrates the truth of my
claims to be able TO see into the future that 10
others is dark. AS Mr.. Furman lsa ProVl.
dence resident the fact of the revelation can
be easily established to the satisfaction OF
any who may be ineredulous.
Mr. Frank Furman corroboTated what the
medium had said. saying that he had called
on Mr.. Copeland for the purpose of abtain-
ing relief for his bodily infrmities To his
surprise the medium told him that he was
heir to a large estate across the water, that
the news was already on its way over the
ocean, and that ii would be communicated
to him through the columns of a newspaper.
In few days Mr.. Furman read in the
Boston Herald the advertisement reprinted
in this article Mr.. Furman added that he
had never seen Mr. copeland and that he
was certain the medium had never had any
previous knowledge of him. That the fort
une existed he was positively sure. and as
soon as he could arrange his business he
would go to England to claim the estate.
For long time he had known that there was
property in England which belonged to his
family and that it was in such shape that
he could not obtain possession of the Fur
man thousands 1t was his opinion that Mr.
Copeland's statement that there was more
than was mentioned in the first intelligence
was true, andthat this would open the way
for recovering great deal that now re-
manned in unknown hands. 1t was his III
tention, when the English estate became his,
to reward Mr.. Copeland very literally for his
wonderful prediction.
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