The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23

Ss "tSed s tho hqnFnG and showed low
oaNe I,,e We use :" apEarntus an no treksi
childish face, had slipped into the room. She
Was neatly dressed ID black. The attendant.
kitchen chairs in an arc about Madame and the
recess, greeted the child with TODD evening.
She smiled s!owly n Ward and the company.
Wnllhritchs sk"p'icism hal been aroused 10y
with rusp!rion at the child. She sided over to
MAAIamc, That person kis2ed her cumoiIy.
guess we'd better begin. she said.
might wcll,' her husband answered.
shutters. anl WaiI3ritch missed th" Voices
from the street. He had a watch and some
aGE"4rrance OF tn" company,
wooden chairs with the friends OF the house
nearest the medium and the strangers furthest
a" "Way MarH SAT III me S"rFrr wlth fne ittiG
carefully close to WalIbrltch. Nine. Narcnu
and her husband took chairs in front OF thP
and smiled through the parted hanginss be-
fore her parents closed them on her
The man, seemed. Frcnch--lark comp,cXion.
thick black hair. foreign and fat oval OF face
and yet his spsech Ike his wifes. was pain
..nII It, a very small circle" he, explained;
HnnF onI mM"h stTenglh to ar.w r"m
tons, IL" said. "impcrsonnt0ns an etherial-
zatiops. don't know which we'!l get,
get them all. She said. "an We may not '' set
any" and smiled candily at Wall6ritch, Size
had evidently decided that his silence covered
rnF members q the SSireo we're caq,ion"h to
feet or fold the arms would break the circuit
p, Wallhritch was beginning t., enjoy himself;
IN time to xii! it. Tho darkness was more awe
III rht IN h seTS w' hcy 70 69rnsi
OF iiGht beneath the hall door and a glimm"r
beneath the curtains that covered the entrance
to the adjoining room Otherwise the dark
Spiriruamsm being religion. Madame led in
PRAYER ThCn n" S'r E hegnm to- s,nG N2rt1ns
sound of voices, but he did not sing because no
had caught rustic OF fcmininc garments rom
nccc.sary "i atcrins for mn % "H w"r S
being distracted by Madame from the chest Of
d5"wGr2 and G H. ~ her 10 The fr hh4d
ness, The circle drnned To- familiar air:
We ar" waiting. we are waiting; we are wa
IL the silence, that followed there gurGlod
suddenly u, childish voice, II spoke 10 dis
an Wsa wns T%r FINK " %G Sa IL
Indian girl Shes the controlnn' spirit"
ai"r Higt y%ry yni%" hT"ko I'M
'@9S%sF' iT &Gm' give HST s}rr"'n 5aoa
corner There was n whileness there. Tho
curtains seemed I" open and close uron it TIM
"a
ran from til" floor to the height Of several feet
and larger mass appeared. shnprrss. not
phpephor"9ccnt,a mere contrast Of dead light
on the black background. II Iulvnred. hung
II m"mgnt un-,caIily. then, Unsupported.
which has PASSED over twenty four years"
Wallbritch nut a hand .ov"rjils m"ul ia and sti;
Mcd q ErVnt. VI, Nar"aH shr"I voice instructed
WHrl t. light ihc iamp tn" child hvlug ready.
MaIIbtitGh surp"scd, ,3r cNhihitton. The tiny
Madame struck NJ " OId hundred Then tho
spirits began 70 com" more IuIcHy; hut with
the sam" vague ln't"riugs" ~ highland tho same
"Wh" is it Tor FINK Wild Rose" Madame
would inPuIrGsi Is It t3r n" 'r~t QUAY NJ?
party was rcachNI
Most Of the yt1I,@rs cam" to tho friends Of
For me- h" sad 10 Ia" 0r, one. with a
mastery accent Of SurprI-" amt pleasure. and,
hand 10 each Of the Na"eaus. Then WRllhrltch
nr WGn nc. is 4 Ff VIVA d,d H1:o r,r Ia2f and 80
britrh thought he could distinguish a white
yelling over dim face
Why, Ida Ward said. how you've
That was evidently an unstudcd uttoranro.
aud Madam" hurried into explanations, some
small; but II was not q, matter OF growing.
to iHtianaroi-. You nave. rh' iiow az" t6"y
all? Al well; That's good ANY OF en- comm
Can't telI thai. eh2 VOL, good night, a.
The other spirits were ~ the sam" srrciNs;
with his wife. She was happy. hut She could
not say how many children were with her on
the other side. II was evident that the medium