Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-05

inq on Dry Sands of Mexico Desert
 Too Many initiated His Works For several days the Denver pa pers have had much to day regarding Francis Schlauer, the divine healer who visited there several years ago. and whose bones were supposed to be whitening in the Sierra Madre ln Mexico. The News made the claim that Schlatter was alive and suDstan- yiated 1t by letters rom both Schlat ter and his wife The latest phase of xhe case is told in the following special 10 the News from Chicago:
 Frank Schlatter, the divine healer the "reincarnated Christ" is alive and his abiding place is the last house of the last street in Chicago away out north on the edge oT the prairie. Schlatter's dwelling place was located today by correspondent Of the News after long search. Ihe healer had just left his retreat Tor trip to Niuskegon, where he Will pIac- tice his art for a few days, when ne will return to Chicago and then Will almost immediately leave for Colo rado. where in nearly his own words, he will face his former prosecutors and show that he is what he always has claimed to be.
 There seems no question about Schlatter's identity, as far as can pc ascertained here at present. lie mas lived. since last September, with the symnathetic family of Henry Mile. ar 237 Circle avenue, Norwood Pa a. chicago. The Milers have kLo '" him for years. They are a fam--. oT the highest standing in the communl' " where they dwell.
 Our guest is Schlatter, the healer, beyond the peradyenture of doubt, said Mrs. Miller. He came to us and We were glad to have him. He has changed but little since he disappear ed from the sight of the world. Ills hair is becoming little gray anc trials have made him tritie thin, Du, one who has seen him once woulc know him again at a glance. He haS the same mild, yet at times piercing eyes; the same Jewish cast Of feat are that made him look in the eyes of the people like the Christ. He sut stoops a little; that is his natura carriage, and he has all the manner ism that marked him of old"
 Charles H. Beasley, a millionaire manufacturer of brass goods in Chi cago. has known SchlaIter ever since he first found notoriety. MT. Beslel has seen the healer since his resi- dence at the Miler's in NorWoot Park.
 To the News correspondent tonight Mir. Beasley said: This is the orig nal healer, Frank Schlatter; there | 10 question about it at all. l knoV him well"
 Schlatter during his four months residence with the Millers, has kep himself from contact with the ou' side world.
 The Miuers have heard from Schia' ter within a few days the story or hl disappearance at the time 1t was suI Dosed his bones were found and tn reasons for dropping out of sish' Schlatter said:
 Il found that prophets had arise and were trying to do what l olC They failed utterly and niseraolI and as many of them had gone $ tar as to impersonate me the peopl rose against me, and l thought better to disappear. l was glad tha rhey thought me dead, but l kept O with my work in quiet corners an now soon will go back to the seen of my worst trials, Denver. and tner prove that I am what l claim.
 Healer Frank Schlatter has take unto himself wife. She was sl wears ago one of the most beautnt women in Chicago. Mrs. Schlatte was before her marriage LaVln Conner. She came to Chicago froI her birthplace in Georgia and bega giving demonstrations of heahn mower which she said came to ner D a miracle. She was married | SchIatter three years ago. Just atte her marriage some people who learl ed of it2told her that her husband wa an imposter, that he was not the org nal healer. Schlatter, for he was dea Mrs Schlatter made a trip to Coi rado and spent a month making lnVe +fqation- Then she went back I Schlatter and told him that SD knew he was the true and only on and since that time they have n6 been separated. q,
 Schlatter has kept so much ID tn background recently that Mrs. Scnla ter. largely under her old name Conner. has done most of the healin The couple will go to Denver lC Schlatter's Vindicaion-
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