Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
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Captain WATKINS pulu nun ".eH
compliment from the rostlum ana the
announcement that he would speak
arain this afternoon brought forth an
other round OF applause
The psychc realm embraced In mod
ern spiritualism ia full OF wonders;
Even after all the tricks OF the trade
hncus pocus and legerdemain has been
wlnnowed out by the searching scien-
fife criticism OF the age, there re
mains as is admitted by all honest
truth loving minds, very large resldu-
nm Of well established facts ana GER
taInties concerning the continuity ok
lie inter death. the TRANSMISSION OF
thotwht and the ntercommunication
between incarnate and decarnate inter
iIgences one of the strange acquire
inents OF this new ism which seems 70
Le well founded Is spirit photography,
The reporter has been shown se, ,SsI,.
photographs OF persons VITA lher
"guldes'' or departed friends as
tinctiy seen In the background. one
Is being sold on the grounds or tne
great materiaiizng medium, MIS- r.
III Gilman, surrounded by her Tour
special "gudes,' Mr.. owens, White
Feather. Miss Carrie Adams ana LIT
in California some years ago; Th9se
who have such pictures of their De
parted friends positively aiiirm that
the resemblance Is so striking that
there can be no mistake about the
identity of the persons Nor could the
artist have found out anything about
them before the picture was taken.
Portrait painting and drawing au-
tomatically by the medium while un-
der control. Is another strange TEA
ture OF this esoterlc science, a MT
r r. Misewell, OF COryell county IS
drawing with a pencil ON photo-cray-
on paper the portraits OF departed
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correct. He also locates the disease
they died with In the case of the
killing Of MIR. Muse IN Greer county
some two years ago by cattle thieves
the exact spot where the two bullets
entered the body were pointed out.
This was given the brother while he
was receiving a psychic reading. Mr..
Wsewell declares that he never saw
any account OF the murder ana knew
nothing Of Il.
DR.. Il. 2. Brown. the hypnotist is
not n whit behind any of the medi-
ums IN wording modern miracles, His
subjects while under his control dag
nose correctly, so the doctor say. the
most difficult diseases, locating the
trouble and prescribing the remedy
the hypnOtiZed subject meantime be-
ing totally ignorant of the principles
OF physiology or medicine But the
most wonderful thing Of all, at least
it sn looks to the reporter is the pro-
lection OF the astral or spiritual body
Of the subject while under hypnotic
control. This double" as spiritu-
allsts call IT,, Is said to go out Of the
body, visits scenes and places any
where at the bidding OF the hypnotist.
Space and intervening physical oh
stacles lnterpose no barrier, a Jour
ney OF 10000 miles may be made In
an instant ana correct Information
obtained containing the scenes visited
and facts learned By the disembodicd
spirit. The reporter enjoyed an oppor-
tunity OF verifying the truthfulness
OF these assertions. At his request
the doctor placed Mr. r. II, Bean In
the hypnotic state and he was sent to
several places. among them his boy
hood home, In every instance his de-
scription Of what he saw ana heard
was correct. ON awakening he said
he had never visited any Of these
places while in the body and did not
remember anything he had learned
while out OF the body" az the Apos-
tie Paul would say. The doctor. how
ever, said he would have remembered
everything had he given him the sug.
gestlon before waking him up. II is
Wen known 10 psychic scholars that
the literatl OF india and Thibet have
been able to accomplish this feat FOR
generations but II is not until recent
years that 1t has been understood in
this country.
The feature Of the afternoon was the
remarkable tests OF jules Wallace A
fne audience greeted him as is usual.
And though the great psychic was
suffering from a severe cold he gave
number OF striking tests Among
those receiving them were j. b. Aus
tin, Anna Heinrich Mrs Elurlburt, l..
a, liingdale, Mr.. Newman and Mrs
Understock. Some OF these were of
Fort Worth. the others from different
parts OF the state At the conclusion
of his tests Mr.. Wallace was 40 eN-
hnusted that he tainted and fell To the
fioor, but with the help OF water and
fresh air rallied In a few minutes.
At night Or, De Buohananne de-
livered an able lecture ON heaven and
he'll; the orthodox view VS., the spirit.
uallst. Like all his discourses 1t was
learned, scientific and logical and was
highly appreciated.
The program for today Is as fol-
lows.
At n. m, business meeting. fol-
lowed by a lecture BY T. 4. Stone OF
Dallas on cooperation
At y. m, Colonel James Hindman
viii speak on the money question from
a strictly scientific standpoint.
The last dance OF the encampmont
VIII be given at night, CarrIco's band
Will play.
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