Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-29

General Inspector DR.. Albert de Sarak,.
Count de Das, Of the Supreme Esotericl
Council of the Initiates of Thibet with his
female translator, companion, etc, Mrs. A..
f. Marsland, have disappeared from 1912 r
street northwest, and the places that knew
them in this city now know them no more
forever In other words they have NUd-
nOosed" Between two days, that is to
state some time Monday night last the pre-
cious pair skipped the city, further victim
of their fraudulent Vaccinations being inn
possible after the two exposes in the
GLOBE. II is perhaps permissible that we
should felicitate ourselves in being the only
newspaper in Washington which tackle s,
exposes, and drives out of Washin gton
frauds Of this character. For all the daily
papers care to the contrary. Count de Das,
the Reverend Grumbine, and other hYpo-
critics mountebanks, libertines, and fake rs
might continue their nefarious business
here and rob and debauch conhding and
emotional women. Indeed the daily pape rs
helped the Doctor Count by write ups of
his wonderful exhibitions of the occult, the
miraculous and the incOmprehensible.
AT one of these entertainments dear old
Senator Money of Mississippi unconsciously
played "caper' for the count while leader
leader Of the minority in the House sat en-
trauced and overwhelmed by the super
natural manifestations exhibited BY the
General Inspector of the Supreme Esoteric
Council of the Initiates of Thibet One
dollar per mead syss all this Oriental ESQ
teric Head Center Of the United States of
America charged fJr these exhibitions
which consisted of tricks Herman would be
ashamed to impose upon constituency
from Ozark or Kalamazoo. The swarthy
little Spaniard however, got his work in
from these exhibitions and many of those
present ESPECIALLY wo neny paid him large
sums for private readings aud some Of them
for the injection or transference of the
mysterious fluid which would enable them
to perform the miracles the count doctor
executed so gracefully, supernaturally and
amazingly with the assistance Of Senator
Money, ct all
The class which the fraudulent count
doctor and head center organized to be in
jected with the fluid which would endow
them with supernatural powers and the
ability to perform miracles was comp osed
chiefly Of women but there were many
cultured men, such as DR.. Taylor, members
of it, either as investigators or dupes
Among the ladies was a native Tennes-
seean, an acquaintance of Representative
Richardson, named Mrs. Florida M Bodies.
who was led to investigate the doctor's
claims by the descriptions given her of his
wonderful powers by Mr. Richardson and
others. She is a lady of wealth and refine
ment, and seeking the higher and purer life
in all things became an interested pupil of
the General Inspector from Thibet. It did
not take her long to discover the mercenary
and subsequently the fraudulent character
of the count aud his assistant, Mrs. Mars
land She fell a victim to the tune of
about eighty dollars and learned from the
three sessions" she attended that both
himself and assistant were pure and un-
adulterated fakes and frauds of the purest
water. Mrs. Bodies however, became in
terested in the doctors female attendant.
whom she believed to be in a state of
hypnotism. She questioned her closely
and became convinced that the woman was
not in a normal condition of mind.
why do you continue this life with this
man2 Leave him at once, advised Mrs
Rodes.
"Oh dear" was the reply, Il am only
afraid that he will drive me away. Leave
him -- neVerW
This unfortunate woman is a recent ac-
qaintance of the doctors and either came
here with him from New York or he secured
her services in this city. She is a highly
educated and accomplished woman of
French nationality. as she speaks the Eng
lish tongue with decided foreign accent
All conversations the doctor had with his
dupes were conducted in French which Mrs
Marsland translated for the novitiates who
sought the miraculous powers of the Cen
eral Inspector of the Supreme EsoteTio
Council of Thibet
Well, the GLOBE has run him out of town
to join Grumbine et al. but it regrets the
apparant fact that the DOCTORS wallet was
crammed full Of the good long green given
him for Sessions" by ladies, who not con-
tent with being the earthly angels that they
are aspire to be gOddesses aud workers Of
miracles. OH shade of Barnum we salute
your profound knowledge Of American
gullibility. We are now all ready for the
next foreigner and-fakeri
What Is a Poor Man Going To Do.