The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28

WHATS in your head don't seem
70 x " my head timidiy vomeh-
safed the reporter. Yes. but / see
II. I feel ii. This - not fraudu-
lent some people say clairvoyAnts
are frauds. but I tell you I Know
What 1 say. continued Caroline.
The subject required about bis fu-
ture. ami @Ms Informed that he bad
mistaken his calling You have
great talen- You are smart: very
smart You make fine musician
great artist. You make good doe
TORI
do you think" Mra. Caroline.
that l ought 70 quit what / am
doing nov -
Yes What do you do With your
hands, When I look At you and
talk about this. nay hands hurt me.
nave strange feeiing IN them.
What Il il you dor
am pencil-shover."
What Is that?"
"A newspa per writer"
You should not do that"
You think will never succeed In
"cut II Dat"
No. Quit Il. You viii make
money IN mines. and get rich. But
you must be good to your health.
agoT
Less than a year ago"
Let me look az your hand again.
Yes. Il il not 20 long. But / am
afraid for your heart. could tell
1ou much. l wish you take a whole
reading. Five dollars. A man came
20 me once % know one thing.
told him. and he gave me 400.
can read the stars for you All Of
tnen Ter - Very cheap for the
The newspaper man knew he vsaR
offered q bargain, but not believing
ne could take care Of II all. he pass
"a Caroline up by saying ne would
call again when hls heart was
stronger.
Mrs. Van winter
on the same floor OF the Waldorf
- more practical person. She il q
good-looking matron OF middle age.
Her face Is pleasant. and converse
fion agreeable. Commercial insight
Is her strong point. She has EVIL
IDENTIFY had a long straight line on
klondtkers. Locating mines BY
spiritual vision comes as easy to her
$50 she says as tracing subtsrranean
water veins TO a water witch. The
reporter unfoided lot Of financial
his--real and imaRinary--to her sym
pathetic tympanunn. She explained
20 him why his mining speculations
had not biOsEomed and fruotified in
20 bonanzss. but with fun knowledge
Or n% hearts desire. assured him oe.
impending wealth. Evidently alz-
Ing him up for a busted ALASKAN
Eold-seeker, she asked.
You think Of going north soon7"
Yes replied the untruthful
You viii be successful this time.
But beware ~ partnership. That IA
where you lost before
How can you tell THAR How can
you 50 divine the TRUTH" murmur-
ed the reporter.
How can tell auything7 Why
dld you come 70 me. my dear boy,
unless II was to learn sonethlnxY'
But haven't learned that. 1
knew already"
Il saw 81 when you came In.
Something tells me all about you
when look at you. Your partner
deceived you and took everything"
Mrs. Van Was Away off
She seemed greatly refreshed at
her discovery. Incidentally II
might be mentioned that no part
ner 81 this depOnent ever ran away
leaving him the short end, and he
never was In Alaska and never had
anything 70 do with mining.
The prOseiyts then displayed a vul-
gar curiosity concerning the clair
voyant's marvellous skill In mental
surgery She had given him a few
pointers, but they were not satisfy
Ing. Like Oliver Twist, he wanted
some more. The gifted" psychic
explained that her power II a mys-
terious occultation, derived from
spiritual sources intangible. imper-
csptibie and inexplicable, cOmmuni-
cation with which can only be had
through those exceptional persons
called mediums. The medium, like
the orator and poet. ~ born, not
made. yet the talent for psychic In
depreciation can be developed like
any other. Ifs as clear as mud TO
the fettered mind.
Miss Perry
At 81 Second avenue may be found
o lady whose verbose handful be-
gins this way:
Miss Perry, seventh Of seventh
daughter. born with double veil over
face"