The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

in Amerita and Tyndsll' in England were
the first known mind readers. They
discovers3 their mysterious powers and
commenced public experiments about the
same tims. The fate Of Bishop. who, it
will always be believed. was cut up
BY the doctors while in the state of cat
alepsy, sos closely resembling death, has
served as u warning to Tyhdali. who al
ways carries upon his person letter di-
recting physicians to delay any operation
upon his 1nanimate form or preparation
for burial until decomposition, the unmis-
taxable sign of death, shall make its APP
pesrance.: Il in deemed prudent to have
this letter continuously upon his person
for the rc,;son that this mysterious state 10
likely to come upon him instantansously
after an sxhausting exhibition Of his won
dsrful powers. Such notice proved very
timely and needfui to Prof. Tyndall while
In Sacrasnento. where he lay entranced
for seven days. after performing feats of
mind residing. driving through the city
biindfoided and going 10 the register of
hotel, where no picked out u name Sc
lected and thought Of by his subject. His
physicians warned him that he would be
dead or IL; an insane asylum within six
months. gut he does not believe il.
Tynda!! saved an innocent man from be.
ing hungsin San Francisco. The man vas
arrest foy murder. and all the circum-
stances surrounding the case pointed to
his guilt: He, however, protested his in
nocence. and claimed that he WAS far
away frosn San Francisco at the time the
crime ws3 committed. but failed to re-
member " hero he was at the time. lie
was placed under. Tyndall's influence for
the purpose Of procuring confession, but,
instead, lie maintained his professions Of
innocence. and remembered where he was
on the dsse Of the crime. The police in
vcstigate9 the matter and found his repre-
scntatioE$ 10 DO correct, and the man
had no difficulty in proving an aiibi.
In tho Allan murder case in Sacra-
ncn;o, ;aiso. man was arrested
on suspicion and Prof. Tyndall was intro
duced q: him IN q criminal lawyer, but
when Ty.idaii attempted TO pat him To
sesp fox the purpose Of getting at the
truth tho man flew into passion and de-
eiared u the supposed attorney tina.
he did mot want the truth to be
known, and threatened TO hypuoi.xe
Tyndal! Il he ever caught him outside Of
Jail. Thy man has since been released for
want Of evidence. although it is generally
believed :hat he is guilty. The program me
for 'onig:i, Will be as follows:
The discovery and description OF the most
popular l.iy ia the audience: finding the pin.
ths smsllsist object that can be concealed. Tya-
dali ne = !eteesive. the mystery, was 1t . rlus-
der On tie trail. the discovery Of the weapon,
the body ;osnd. the crime reproduced by the
doeior, Wno foli ows IL up IN detail By detail
With ~oi;de!il. exacsuess; the jury snd their
verdict, tae lannon's card test: tbs thirsty man.
what IL 3ogr age. What number ara you
thinking ,of, Ia, Tvnisii w.n tell you. The
meatsl picture. fyniau will draw either
animate e: IHansnste oe!sct thought OF by oas
Of TIE etmm'ttee- Tie letter test. Tyndsii
while ells. iio,iei sin deliver sealed letters 10
persons III ihs satseuce wh1sc rsmss are ~rii-
ten inside he having 40 opportunity To sas sne
nasae- l|s robbery. the discovery OF the stolen
property ,sni ihiei. the book test. thiak of .
word. ths;nsge ans limo IL Il on. saiuk Of some
thing an. iyRdail vll tsil VOC: the hasA ae;c
test. the gain located tho Wedding, the mta-
tsssr. ihs trl1e. the bridegroom. the best man.
the maid ei hoaoT iae AZ 1t tied; the tack and
hammer TEST The music test. Dr.. Tyreisli,
although mot . musician. al, play aEy time
thought oil 1rnisli 10 a oacsihanni a certain
ressts shoASht Of Wiz ~ followed by h!m. the
pas, hsossat 20 iisat: Hassmssasm exrssri..
sssy. I,isaaal saskss yosi isusa, alag Aaa cry;
ssskes yc;i do Aas shsnx BE sls2ea
1.-The Mikaao" ny tho High school.
Inserest in the Performance Of the
..Misaai," which will he given by high
school uupils st the Seattle theater on
Tuesday: nighs. 10 undated. Tickets are
being rs.ridly sold by the pupils OF the
high .ea,sol. and those desiring good seats
should Aot delay ressrvins them. The
.u,ri, ,ns.s r<rsatss the scAoo! should make
,his one of the moe, successful perform.
surss tina, seattle has ever seen. Most Of
the high. school students thar are taxing
part hay:, never seen the opera Consider
Ing thI, TACT. il IS astonishing hox quickly
llsey hare grssred the stage situations.
The orchestra will consist Of twelve D: So
a,ile's ll;esi musicians under The leader
ship Il Prof LANCER. The osches.rs.ion
Is nv Raehard stahi. author Of sad Pa
sh,. AMI came expressly from New YORK
for iAii performance. The costumes
are thsse used by the late Car
ton orera Company and villa be
sorseout In the extreme. The girls Who
give thtir respective drllis wi!I each Re
dressed an different eolors, and when
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