The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-05

90 luaa Woirht4s
Theae are niraamplcs OF the guess
lions which Anna Eva Fay. the fair
Mahatmu who Is doNluH into the
mysterious and prophcsyius a. TO
the future at tho Seattle theater this
week. answered at hrr matinee for
ladies only yesterday afternoon.
Il was called by courtesy matt
nee. In reality Il was a sort OF q
knock fest at which the male sex In
| general was the kuoylre. II tho ears
OF all tho men ~ syattle dfa not
burn yesterday It WIS not thu fault
! OF Mas Fay who a. suspected or
/ being man Halter.
Tho yellow haired prophecies made
"a bis hit with the women who
picked up the pearls OF wisdom
which She dropped. and every time
| she rendered a variation of the quo
I tatiou. "Mcu are decoivcra ever. she
received an enthusiastic encore.
There was not a man Ia the house
yesterday except Miss F'ay.a asnist-
ants Manager j. T.. Howe atrollvd
/ la for a minute. but found himself
90 conspicuous that no WA over
Whrimed with confusion and made
a haaty retreat.
There were about 1000 women iu
| the house and nearly every one had
/ come armed with what was II her q
burning question Miss By who
sat On the stage under "A big white
I sheet called the names ~ nearly all
| Of them and answered the questions
pfopauuded.
She seemed 10 take q keen Interest
I IN the love affairs ~ the young EirlB
I la the audience and told NJ least 90
I the names OF the men they were go
I ms tn marry greatly 20 their con
I fusion.
can I trust john" one little girl
l IN picture hat and dimitY gown
scrubbed with trembling hands on
/ the edge or her program and II WAS
only a Few minutes before the an
swer came from under the sheet
Don't trust any man, John ia a.
\ Eoot IS tho general run. however.
/ when viii I marry a black
eyed damscif wanted 20 know.
aGet your truusaeau any time
now tho Nehatma replied prompt
I ~. and prepare 90 Dc welded the
I last Of June. In five years you Will
be saying. Hush. Johnnie or you'll
l wake the baby"
Heaidea Inquiries regarding matri-
mouial prospects and lowers quar-
/ rala. Miss Fay Was called upon 90
deal with many perpirxiug prob
| lens.
Several women astrd advice IN re-
| gard 70 their health, and MIS- Fay
/ seemed sell supplied with iiat 81
I PAT mt medicines. which she recon-
I rnended. when questions were
/ asked - 20 whether or not persons
who we're mo would recover. Mias
/ f'av usually rrophealri that they
/ would soon be 80 and around. al
I though IN one or two instances she
I sat1 that the loved relatives were
| about % pass away. II viii be all
/ for the hcst. though" she Invariably
| added. In comforting tones. Re
member that there IL one leas 70
| leave " hen you die and oue more 20
meet IN heaven"
Police Matron Chaplin asked Nheth-
er af rot the change On the city al
mlniatratlon would result IN her los-
ing her position. she was Informed
that II would not
4 ueu known society woman wau
told where 20 fad vhuahla iacea.
stolen from her years ago.
Some advice given by the Mahat-
ma yesterday viii probably result IN
the filing 81 divorce complaints IN
dav or 80.
\ startling feature o. yesterday
rerfnrfuance waH the fact that Misa
Fay accurately drarribsd the peruon-
nj appearance Of the women who
asked questions ard thelr clothes
Saturday afternoon Miss Fay viii
repeat her matinee for women.