The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-15
MRS. LUNDY IS TREATED.
Schlatter Takes the Hands of the Wife of a
WeIl-Known Judge.

Denver, Colo, Nov. 14-Thirty-seven
hundred people were treated by Schlat-
ter yesterday. Thic was very quick
work. and in fact some of the time the
healer treated forty-five a minute. At
IL a. m tine crowd at the Fox residence
was a sight to behold It began at the
fence in front of the door. where the
0healer stands and stretched to the end
OF the block. around the next two sides
and half way down the fourth side.
This was not In single line but four or
five abreast All day long the great pro
cession moved by the quiet man, who
had formed the objective point of their
vigil. All day long he took them by
the hand, one after another, calling
down help for their infirmities for each
one. 1T was a procession of the lame.
She halt and the blind. the pale. the
feeble and the emaciated, jositling side
by sidew Eth the curiosity hunter, and
with those apparently in perfect health.
The news that Schlatter is to DEPART
from Denver and that his ministra tilons
here will soon be closed, has spread
abroad, and the crowd of lookers-on.
attracted by a desire to gaze at the
man OF whom such strange things are
told. was very great Carriages drove
up ait frequent intervals all dav. and
fh1er classes, would sit for time gaz-
ing over the heads of the crowd at
Schlatter's face. No matter what the
opinions of the onlookers may be, the
placid features of the healer seem TO
possess a fascinatio for every visitor
a party of high church dFgnitaries
drove up late in the afternoon. in hand
some equipage. drawn by high-stepplng
soeeds. The representatives of the
church gazed ait the crowd with a smile
which was somewhat patronizing and
ptytng. but they Were nevertheless as
fontshed at the size of the crowd. They
had not hitherto credited the tales OF
the numbers who had visited the heal
er, and had openly expressed doubts
as to his having performed any cures
whatever
.Schlatter himself looks as fresh as
the day he began his herculean labors.
he has not begun his fast yet and seems
brighter and stronger and more fun of
power than when he began his work IN
Denver. Mr.. Fox. however. unon whom
next TO Schlatter. the heaviest strain
mas fallen. looks rather worn. He cir
culateS among the crowd a great deal
examining individual cases. Late yes
Serday afternoon he took a lfetle hoy
from carriage and carried him tender
iy TO Schlatter. The child. who had
panaiyzed hand and arm. laid his head
SrustIngly ON the shoulder of his pro-
secoor, and gave his hand confidinpIv
60 the healer upon reaching him
Between 250 and 500 strangers from
kansas and Nebraska were ar1on~
those treated. and their faces wara a
study as they gazed at the man we,or,
they had heard enough to bring then,
50 lar. The most salient feature Of the
aay was the number OF society people
both N line and as spectators.
The influx Of visitors to meat the heal
er showed no diminution Yesterday
Mrs. Dundy. wife of Judge Dunav ~
the Cnieed States court at Omo,a ar
rived early In the afternoon and was |
treated IN company with he'd dauehter
uurfng the day. The ladies started fo~
home last night Mrs. Dundv came ma |
On the advice Of Mrs DiclT7son vb, |
was treated by Schlaftter last SATURDAY |
The evening trains brought in hun-
dreds OF people and calls were Left .. |
hotel counters for 3 and o'clock r-,,is /
morning The Union Pacific brought /
IL lSS people from Omaha and nrba- /
points and Lincoln. Neb.. sent n No..
OF ahtrty-s;x IN charge OF the Burlfne,-
bon representative earlier in the dsy
One Of the persons who is so,,otifnr
the praises Of Schlatter &c Colorlel ] \
ketthiay, editor OF the Republican. 8
paper published at Weeping Water
Neb. Colonel Kesthlay arrived IN Dsn-
yer on the 9TH instant. and has received
three treatments for deafness He ca
raed rubber tube when he reache,a
Denver but he now finds no need Of tue
tube and says he VIII try and cs,
shnough the fEls today as a finishsr 70 .
remarkable cure. He is AZ The OXFORD
hotel.
AT the Brown hotel last night seve7a'
Omaha men were compa-s,,.-
noies. Four Of them came 10 Denve.