The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-05
BASE SPIRITS BESET JUDGE.
LETTERS STOLEN FRoM TBEosOPBI-
CAL HEADQUARTERS IN INDIA.

rev Ars,sst the Thssrophiesi Society
There IL coming this way the premonitory
rumbling Of trouble for the Theosophlcal So
ciety. whose members are mystcs Of al
over the world. Christians and Buddhlsts
philosophers and Mahatmas. and William
Guam Judge The rumble IL vast and far.
reaching, under sea and over sea. and its
cradle IL the occult East which was also tbs
cradle OF theosophy Already II has reached
california, and the theosophical Pacific slope II
a-tremble. But Il will not have found its goal
until II gets here and strikes william Quan
Judge. for he is its target The whole thing
IL q scheme to disrupt. to overthrow. and 10
cit upon the Theosophical Society itself; there
fore II attacks the movement In its most
vulnerable point Judge will bear the brunt,
because he wants to. and because he will have
to whether he wants to or not-both good rea-
aona He has warned the members OF his
flock to stand from under. while he Rlrds him
self to take fall out of the i'm mlnent bogy.
There have been published from time to
time articles In several San Francisco news
papers which give q hint OF what all the
trouble is. On April 81 there IL to be held in
that city q great convention OF Theosopbists, at
which delegates from the European and In
dian sections are to be present, for pow-wow
about the society's work aud future These
articles are about the conference. AMI Mr..
Judge insists that they are also the sputter-
ings OF abuse which has already been touched
of in time to explode firecracker at the con-
vsntion. The bomb he calls q conspiracy. q
Rigsntean thing OF venom and spite: but he
says there's really nothing in 1t.
In the alleged working Of the conspiracy
various charges have becn made more or less
openly against Mr. Judge. personally. and as
49, NJ Jnaoa nnts Oh. vorr a, On. .on-
olety. hr. 'udRe puts the WORK OF 'ns con-
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thu, he didn't Away. b.ii.v. -h., .h. said
a rhsy wan, to show that Judge wasn't AWAY, sin
.s,s when h: w.0.. ...I. tina, he put one
thing IN tue ,sa. ana ano,n.r IN .ns maia,n
bogus l.t,.r.
6. They want 10 show that Judre tried 10 break up
fannie. In tn. Interests . Of tn. ,, .ov'n.n.
.o.eali'd inner orsl." and there hypn0s' them 50
everything that. bad and .t.. Of .ny,nips good
Mr.. Judges agents have kept him pretty
we'll informed OF the progress Of the conspIr-
scy. 1t has been going on for over year. h.
tho seas and Is tnreateuins him. he now sess
days ago he ~, received telegram from San
and i'm runetitude:
krItsr published indian letter to-day charges Judge
Mr.. Judge was excited when he got that.
invoked his patron Mahatma. koot Hoomi. to
and do some smuggling. In, the mean while he
gathered his nthercnts In this city nbout him.
faith in Koot boomi outside Of his theosophi:
cal powers. and advised Mr. judge to depend
measures looking to aggressive warfare on
w9s1 for and T.s sSS called
The whole thing began about year ago
he n Prime een.r!oF erv.ni i0p n sSro ns
Parsee merchant In Bombay; Parsees are lire
ala. but shrotf was born 10 India. hs Is also q
IRE eater or as much OF one As Hindu can
He sas :u In a'
!irst action was 70 see whom he could At. the
and get up a spy system. so that he could see
every letter that came there When he saw
beSinning Of the Indian end. The Am rican
end was wriggled In California by a man
ssiqsaa.t and newer was .1' msmb sno Of the
society at ALL"
You mean that Coleman is the head Of the
The tail end. He's clerk in the Quarter
masters Department Of the army. at the Pre-
sidio. He writes letters to some greasy spir- |
tualistic papers, and edits one himsel the |
arrier bore. Colemans an ass OF the finest |
breed. He went into the thing for revenue
and his own personal aRgrandizsment. At |
lacks ON thsosophy sell hts paper. and he's
tickled TO ind himself embroi cd In q contro-
sersy. though It's all on one side. Ny Irish |
birth gives mo the right TO make that bull.
Colsman's assistants are two or three re- |
signed mel bers OF the society. ono OF whom Is |
, historical young woman. who talks and |
falks and talks and never says anything. One |
of the others resigned because. he says. Cole |
mi an showed him the letters he has which i'm |
pficate me In crimes too numerous to mem |
lion. Those letters. / may say. before for
get 1t. are absolute rot; There's nothing in |
Well. this precious band set OUT with the ak |
press purpose OF breaking up the Theosophi- |
.al Society. They've been at II SO long that |
.hey'ye almost forgotten what they're about. |
But the coming convention In Frisco has so |
aroused public interest in theosophy out there |
hat the arch conspirntors think they see an |
"Juriously enough, a copy OF the Carrier Dore |
ound its way TO India and was picked up by |
he Parses merchant Shron. He at once saw |
IN Affinitive mind In Coleman. They were |
both In the same line Of business-At attacking