The evening times., 1895-12-06
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Stories Of ExeuFu1oulsto who We1o
FrG0 O0aha % eeo t1Ao Healer.
Perhaps the stEangess tRcident connectod
with the mysterious case Of the ''heajef,e
Schiatter, was the recent excursion Of ! 20
employees OF the Union Pacific Railroad ard
their families from Omaha % Denver 10
yistt the healer. 1t was an odd thing foJ
a prosaic railroad 70 do, TO issue passes -
all OF its employees who desired them 20
travel several hundred miles to visit man
who was regarded BY tue great majority
OF people In the country az q fanatic. ~
not fraud.
The reason of the action was the expert
cncc OF pivision Superintendent Sunderland
OF that raiiroad. He was in an accident
some years ago. and as a result of the M
Juries he then received he had been q crip-
Pie ana entirely deaf untfi be visited sctEat.
ter. He was touched by sctjatter and be-
came perfectly well. There was no Ques-
ton about his recovery. whatever may have
been the Influence that caused. 1t. As evil
dence Of his recovery and OF bis entire faith
IN schlatter's powers, be secured pernitssion
TO grant passes to all OF the railroads en-
ployes who were SICK and wished to visit tho
healer. One hundred and forty men and
many women and chiIdren left Omaha On
tue excursion, the nsost rgsnarkabie train.
probably, that ever Travelled across the
great prairies. The excursionists saw
sciiatter, and what happened to them they
told 10 interyiewers from the Omaha World
Herald, who Saw them after their return.
The Worid-Herald mentions cases:
-. L. Drandeis, the senior owner Of the
Boston store. has been a sufferer for many
years frofu a stomach trouble. and 1t has
been necessary for HIM to Ia Ike medicine con-
stantly Tor Indigestion. Since he touched
the hand OF the healer he has had no trouble
nor has he taken any medicine.
ed. Reed has lived in Omaha for many
years, and is well known about town. He
had paraiytic stroke In 1873, and tts
right side was almost helpless, while he had
but little control of his hand. He cav the
healer. and De says that he is now as well
as ne ever was and that he believes he could
walk day without tirinS.
"The fatter-in-law of Oscar Allen, the
wholesale grocer, was cured OF rheumatism
by Schlatter.
"Mr. Wood. Of the freight inspection bu-
reau. Ii another man who has been cured of
Rheumatism and partial paralysis.
Louis Metz. son OF the brewer, has been
IN III health Tor many years, and he has
come back feeling better and stronger than
ever.
'.Roadmaster Murray of the Union Pa
cific has been cured OF rheumatism, which
has affected him for many years.
Uncle Edw ard lives in Council Bluffs
He has had the eciatie rbeuniat ism for years.
so that he could walk but few SQUARES
and could not sit down without help or arise
without assistance. He saw the healer,
and now he walks around with perfect free
dom. and can sit down and get up ike a
yearling.
Jim Larned. the Union Pacific engineer.
whose hand had been paralyZed SO that he
could not close his fist or do anything with
his fingers, has been to see the healer, and
low he can work his fingers like the rest
1f mankind"
One woman, whose name is not given,
however. said she had suffered for years
With yaricose veins. She stood in line for
SIX hours before she was touched by the
healer. at his first word, she says. she felt
40 more pains and has never felt thea since,
though her leg is still swollen.
Thomas 4. Wright of the Second Illinois
Cavalry, who has been crippled SO that for
many years lie has had TO use cFctchcs, saw
the healer and is now walking without any
artificial assistance, and declares he is aa
strong and well as ever.
When 1t comes to rcputed cures OF organic
diseases the repo-t -ts are not quite so explicit,
fet several re related. Rev. T. J. Gackay
-ector OF All Saints Church in Omaha, IL
satisfied that Schlatter's cures are real.