The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-06
MOORE AND HIS TRICKS.
He Does Things That Pew People Can
Understand.

Understand.
Dr. Frank Moore, the clalrvoyant, IS
stiH in the city. He told some friends Fri
day night that he was or for Jackson
Vile for couple Of days. ard ia this way
the report originated that he had gone.
i've got a string tied 10 that $3.50
bail" he said. ''and have no idea Of Civ
ing it up SO easily. viii get out Of this
case for much less than that"
The free advertising which Moore's ar
rest has given him has caused him TO be
an object Of curiosity wherever he goes,
and many people are anxious TO test ms
powers as d clairvoyant. He gave sit
tings at their offices yesterday 10 several
prominent business and professional men,
who had "A curiosity TO see what there
was in the clairvOyant business, ana II
there was any foundation for its claims.
AS a result, Moore has certificates Irom
several gentlemen to the effect thar ne
does what he claims 20 DO. They ADMIT
that either he has some power OF second
sight unknown 10 ordinary mortals or
that he is the sliclSest man in his business
they have ever run across
Moore Is a voluble talker and has cyl
IDENTIFY been pretty much all over 'he
world He says he mas been in every
state in the union except Florida ana ne
his present trouble arranged.
II am seventh son Of a seventh son.
he said. land was born with a veil. Ihat
true ! was born in London, but was
raised in Boston. 7 gradated al the LOUIS
Vile Medical College, taking the three
years course and in between times worked
on the Boston Globe. / pracuced medl-
cine for awhile, but liked the clairVoyant
business better, and have been at IL ior
nearly twenty years. I can do anything
that any other man i'm my business 10
this country can do. or that any clalfFoF-
ant or spiritualist outside Of india can 40
That is the true home OF spiritualism.
am student of theosophy which has us
home in India. / spent two years III
India, and l saw things that / can neltner
explain nor understand. l saw the mango
tree produced several times while was
there and l was fortunate enough 20 see
the rope-cIimbing trick. II was IN a puohc
square in Bombay. 4 fskir. as the splr-
itualists are called there, came out win
coil Of rope around his body. He slipped
off the coil and unwinding ii thre" one
end uD In the air. The rope went up
until the faNir only had the end OF IL lett
in his hand. Then he began TO CLIMB up
the rope hand over hand until ne dsap-
peared from view. 1t was very fosgy day
but whether that had anything TO DO
with it I can't say the fakir took up
collection before ne made the ascent
While watching the mango trick one
AJAX, ~, ia ,,abafn,a carne ana sat beside
ne mo roaEatma Is The biebest grade
If Enc r,rr,feesion He recognized me as
an a. o,. student and entered into con-
I ,-,.rss 80, with me asked him how long
/ Il would take me to become a mahatma.
/ He said II would require forty years OF
/ 7 49, - a r,ura and ascetic life. 1
l,.,s,,,+ ,,i,tf. ,sal,, IN give nm forty years
~ nv. ne md so ! didn't beein the course.
| ! - trttis+e1 INTO tba voudoo when /
49,, a., -. Orleans n is n branch Of
s,t,tt,,,lisr, you have n genuine voudoo
,,,.'ls.l'-s ia Savannah thourb probably
-, -, 80 - ~ bar Sba called on
/ ~, tL. ott,a, dan, and found her to be a
l-l,,,,tr,e ,.,,,dCo nriestees she lives out
T., tbn so,,t1,sr1 r,art of tbe citv and is
iaroo1,- ,,atron,zad IN, The negroes"