The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-06
BY NATURAL LAWS
CONTINUED from sixth pase.)

generally understood. To begin. thought
force is the only force, and one must re-
alize that fact also understand the great
law or vibration AS sound and color,
too. produce atmospheric vibrations. 50
does thought force II requires very
sensitive Organization, OF course, 10 dem
onstrate the principle, but as have
shown you. it Is possible.
Then il that IS true, Mics Fay, why
do you not make stupenGous fortunes IN
Wall Street? Just think OF the aavan-
tage you would have2'
How do you know. but doss' was Miss
Fay's answer. If I thought money the
snd and aim in existsnce I might try
harder 70 get II, but 7 don't II I were
rich as Croesus." she continued. what
good would il do ne? I could no- endure
q fsshioa liable society life. Ny life Is n
my work Travelling about the country
gives ne ample opportunity 10 develop in
demonstrations and experiments I spend
the season in my chosen occupation, and
ii the summer I rest IN ny beautiful
summer home near Boston While I am
engaged in my work. one portion OF the
country Is as good as another I care alb
solUtely nothing about localities. except
when I get into q Kansas blizzard And
Wichita is really a beautiful CITY with
a splendid future You may take my
word for il. Wichita VIII become g great
city. Your stores are thoroughly up-to-
date
Miss Fay 10 demonstrate that she be-
lieves this yesterday patroniZed some OF
the local stores. At one jswelry store she
purchased china Of the value OF Two hun
dred dollars Miss Fay shipped the en-
tire lot to Boston. Miss Fay therefore.
emphasizes her remark about the up-to-
ing here 10 send 70 the hub" OF the
country.
Recurring 70 the letters. Miss Fay con-
tinued: There is only one place 70 which
7 care TO go. and that Is India I expect
TO return there within the next few years
TO study. One reason why answer these
letters" Miss Fay explained, is be-
cause il gives me a certain practice which
I enjoy.
"AH these peruiscuous condolences
which I receive place ne IN a position 70
cause much sorrow and disturbance II I
would. but this power which I possess IS
always used TO bring about the best re-
suits, and TO do the most good possible.
even though 1 often avoid telling the
truth TO accomplish It.
Miss Fay says that she does not i6entf-
= herself with any particular sect, creed
or school Of philosophy. She IS, however.
a student OF the occult. and 4 good deal
OF 4 theOsophist- She does not, however,
discuss her views publicly. and seldom
expresses them, as It usually encourages
and invites argument both OF
which she. thinks should be avoided ex-
cept when there Is a serious or vital OBJ
iect ct stake-something deeper than cur
iosity.
Miss Fay has created a gale Of interest
and curiosity IN Wichita by her demon
STATIONS OF mind trading. Last night her
audience numbered the very btst people
Of Wichita and every 7 erfornance grows
more interfering. she sxpects 70 'o"ate
some stolen PROPER ri day Of TWO
which nav CT ate 2 seuss To-. Ee~ n
gagemnnt at the Crawford G Jses t.ar-
day nj hit
At 'ast nights performance n answer
T. ct estions. Miss Fay settled tie gov
ernorship. the United States senatoTship
and that the next president viii he re
publican Bailey Will be governor ac-
cording % Miss Fay an Chester Long
the next United S+e.cs Senauor- She
also discouraged the thought OF the near
Of the Orient road.