New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
4 RIG PHILOSOPHICAL MEETING.
GATHERING OF LEADERS FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE GLOBE IN THIS CITY.

GATHERING OF LEADERS FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE GLOBE IN THIS CITY.
Never IN the history of the Theosophical Society
has there been time so filed with important af-
fairs as now. Three have just followed each other
IN rand succession. and now comes fourth The
first was the crusade. led by Mrs. Katherine A
,r,rg,ev which made a tour of the world Then
caua the LAYING of the cornerstone Of the School
for the Revival OF the Lost Mysteries OF Antiquity
which is now in course OF erection AT San Diego
Cal The third was the celebration by Theosophical
children all over the world OF the birthday ami
versarv Of the late Philosophical chief William Q.
Judge This occurred on April IL. Next comes
the big convention. 1t will be held to-day and to-
morrow and In view OF the large growth OF the
society at home and abroad II is believed that some
eve Thousand persons will be in ATTENDANCE. AS a
result Of the recent activities, Theosophy now mas
n foothold In the majority Of civilized countries
Needless to say Theosophical leaders from the
four quarters OF the globe will be in attendance
First of all there will be Mrs. Katherine A Ting
ley successor of Nine. Blavatsky and William q.
Judge, and leader Of the Theosophical movement
throughout the world. Then there will be Ernest
T. Hargrove president Of the Theosophical societies
IN America. Europe and Australasia, Editor of
Philosophy" who gave up $4,000 year and the
legal profession to devote his life TO Theosophy;
T. A Neresheimer vice-presdent of the Theosoph-
zeal societies in America and Europe; Herbert
Crooke deputy vice president of the Theosophical
Society in Europe and lecturer for England; DR..
Franz Hartmann, the German philosopher and
mystic author; DIR. Archibald Keghtey, president
Of the Philosophical Society in England Mrs.
Keightley his wife; DR.. Herbert A. Coryn, Lon
don physician, and BAIL Crump, the Enshsn ex-
ponent of Wagner
An interesting feature OF the convention has Deen
planned In the form of a congress of Theosophical
physicians who will discuss the value of the APP
plication of the ideas OF Theosophy and occutism
TO medical practice
Among the we'll known Philosophical practitioners
are Dr. Jerome A. Anderson of San Francisco; DR..
A. r. Buchanan, of Fort Wayne; DR.. l.. F. Woods,
OF Providence: DR.. de Cineros, Of Caracas. Venez-
uela; Dr. Gertrude Van Pelt. of Boston; DIS J. c.
Lopez Henry a. Parva and r. A. Bayley, OF New
Orleans; Dr. John w Mizrath Of Macon, Ga. Drs.
E. d. Simpson and a b. Hinckley. OF New-York:
Dr. Henry j. Turner OF Seattle DR.. Allen Grtiths,
OF San Francisco: DR.. q. +. Mohn of Los Angeles;
Dr. Rafael Villaviciencia Of Caracas Venezuela;
Dr. Alfonso Montenegro Of Mexico City; DIR. Laban
c. Winsor. of San Jose. Cal; DR.. William p Adkn-
son. OF Indianapolis. and Dr. Henderson. Of CO.
lumbus
II a sufficient number of ministers in attend
ance IL is probable that they too Will hold con-
Christianity.
With two exceptions the members Of the The
Mrs Tingley MIR. Hargrove. Mrs Alice VI. Cleather
Of London. wife Of Colonel Barclay Cleather the
OF The School for the Revival of the Lost Mysteries
OF Antiquity; the Rev w. Williams Henry r. Pat
cieiy. and Dr. L. + WOOD Of Westerly o r. Do
is expeeie ted that Mrs Tgley will report 10 the
q Mysiere Of of Aat pTG oF Of fH %heh
results Of the work of the Theosophical Societies
IN India toward the relief Of famine sufferers be-
able her to send shpload OF corn there
one OF the principal items Of business to be