The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-27

supplanting the subject in the affections Of The
family. and she made out quite a little romance
~colsldering that the reporter had no brother
would pause TO explain that she On the assumed
characler) knew II all.
.9Ht ! will AZ 4" laid she Conditions
evil, evil, | will be present to him, will
possess him with a thought. lie shall not
sleep. | can do that, You know ! have grea,
powers, Only keep on consulting my lnstru-
ment, chosen insirument. Same business Of
self-indioation will send you, vibrations.
Vibrations all through you. Good vibrations
Inside, inside. inside. Not outside"
While She was going on IN this. strain nm 81;
derby man with II stubble Of white beard opened
the door, entered quietly and prepared TO TAKE,
there and appraised him Of the matter, 81 he
changed hs mind Just In time 10 save NJ least
one, Of the nine, feline lives and took another
forward on his hands,
See, he prays," whispered the widow To the
reporter
ton 10 him She was lost In s~elf-cOmmunion
Of a dramatic form Of expression from which
ME reporter strove IN vain 10 elicit, some sense
very reminiscent Of the Rubaivgt, but n soon
as one had got fairly on the track Of someth ing
She would shift the process and be- on to mis-
quotations from the Old Testament or weak
paraphrases Of Shakespearean passages. lHav-
ing the reporter and his wicked brother she went
back TO the widow. and as she was about enter
NIX UPON H'lOllltT 'NIbhSlllbn 81 me lN lnd' VIZ
unfortunate woman was heir Ia there cam" n
sound from the old man:
"ker-waw-w-w-w-N, ker-waw-W-v-w-w'
II didn't sound like the voice of pray or. but
il did sound like the voice Of sleep For an
instant the Medium shot n lightning glance
AT him, but his own voice had ALREADY reused
him and catching "A Bib" from the table he
began to study II with every appearance OF
assidulty. The widow looked ut him rather
piteously. Now the medium took the widow
and the reporter both by the hand and what
nllnNI NHaH In a,,nI rn,tl ARtnti An thnf
u mad" one dizzy to pick ont his own rightful be-
l~ongings, II wasn't long after that the me-
dunn came out of her trance with indications
OF extreme physical suffering, and, looking
bewildered. asked what she had said As she
had been talking pretty steadily for the better
part of two hours neither Of her hearers at
tempted TO tell her. Having collected 80 cents
rom each of the two for necessary expense.
she went on 10 explain what wonderful
manifestations she had, and stated that Christ
had three times appeared TO her at q mani
f~estatlon in the presence of others and an
nounced that she was His chosen med un
The old man who had contributed the inappro-
pirate noises To the session was introduced
rs a splritlalistiC poet. The reporter has
seen him many times at spiritualiStic meet
ings and once saw him attempt tn" part of
bouncer upon an earnest QUostioner with very
i'll success. As the reporter left he was urged
10 a private sitting, because IN" Master says
that he wants you, and was requested to tell
Prot. Hyslop Of Columbia that he was espe;
ctally invited to any sdance that he would
be willing TO attend Ne l. hereby notified
Of the invitation. The widow fingered after
the reporter had left. Whether or not she was
part Of the performance h. was unable to
make up his mind