The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-13
NECROMANTIC LADY AT WORK.
SHE SEEN THEN BRIGHT FACE
on TIE OTHER SHORE,
And Told Fortunes Accordingly for the
First Association 81 Spirlln1llsts
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Miss Margaret Gauie, who announces
herself IA trance, test and inspiraiional
medium" tagged the so called dead at
Tuxedo Hall yesterday afternoon for the
First Association of Spirituahsts. There
was a big house. Miss Gaule lined up IN
front of a table covered with articles be-
longing to the bereaved WHO were seeking
the dear departed. She let three convu-
sions run over her frame and seized from
the table a bunch OF roses.
.Ahl- said Miss Gaule. There's influ-
enoe comes to me so sufficiently strong that l
git an upliftment II draw me-draws me in
toward youl" Mas Gaule suddenly pointed
to an old man, young man and Hli'''e-
aged man who sat in the near front corner.
when | picked UP these flowers, saln
Miss Gaule, who is known in the -proiesh
as the rapid fire medium. / seen bunch
Of posies resting in the lap OF this young
gentleman and o sweet hand was reacheo
down TO me from the spirit world and said;
These Is minep Amt that right? And l
know that YOU was drawed toward TINS
meeting | seen you coming from your
boarding house. wondering where you q
spend the afternoon. and infooence said
to you go and seek a medium. Amt that
right2'
The middle aged man rose Ladies
and gents said he. Il want 10 say that
I'm stranger to this lady visitor from
Philadelphia, but this Is the clearest ana
most convincing message Of spirit truth
that ever come to me.
After this testimonial the seance pro-
ceeded.
What is this hold in my hand, said
Miss Gaule. "Ah, it is a letter, A spirit
voice stretches out unseen hands TO me
and says Tina Who is Tina?"
Tina raised her hand with Teacher
-I-speak" gesture.
I'm coming right down close to you,
said Miss Gaulc. And I'm going TO tell
you something that git from them bright
faces on the other shore. They's voice,
saying. Don't do it, Do you understand
that. little one?"
Tina understood To show that she
did she got out her handkerchief. Miss
Gaule went on
The spirit says not 10 do it. | see
knife. II is operation. voice of be-
seeohment says II that party is operated
on, he or she will pass out from one world
to another. ! amt calling 1t death little
one. jest passing out.
But spirit tongue lifts me TO them
heights that a psychic stands on and asks
why you don't get one Of them that can
Law on their hands and alleviate pain. Ihoys
clairvoyant healers In the world. L don
say that doctors don't have their good viz
tues, but it's the healing hands you want
Do YOU understand, little oneY
Tina removed her handkerchief from
her eyes and rose TO say that she'd been TO
mediums in all parts, but she never got
such a message as that II was really
remarkable thing the way people that
the congregation mad never seen before
stood up and testified yesterday to Miss
Gaule's powers She said herself that 1t
was regular spirit. second"sight lnsplra-
ton sent to console EN- all. After telling
a widow that it was all coming out rlght,
and assuring an authoress that her manu-
script would be accepted before Wednes-
day, Miss Gaule went back to the table,
and lifted an envelope. This she said
after feeling it over. contains photo,
graph II il the photograph OF a old
vnlitudnous gentlemen IN priestly robes
He says to you that you shouldn't sell the
store Amt that right2'
No. said the party who had sent up
the note But she said it very feebly
All. | thought So" said Miss Gaule.
The best reading you ever got, amt it,
dear?-
But, said the setter leeDiy.
~Of course II is little one. And YOU was
going to say that this il your grandfather-
all a spirit voice reaches its hand from the
void and attracts me TO this little article!'
But cried the setter.
Hush. dear said the medium when
them bright faces call, | must follow.
They say TO me that we must have some
music Nine de Wore. will you please
strike I'D, Show Your Faces'?'
Nine de Wore struck the first notes with
almost indecent abruptness, and a genial
but husky usher ranged himself beside
the lady who had sent up the note. She
subsidized 1t seemed better for her that
she did so.
Miss Geule had her grip on the spirit
System by the time the hymn was sung.
and the sceptic who made objections was
nowhere.
You know you mustn't cross me, chill
dren.' she said. The physically Of a
medium IS that sensitive, Often a inter-
rliption eventuates seriously.
Then Miss Gaule gave some truly mar
vellous communications from the other
shore. Their absolute accuracy was proved
by a number Of voluntary testimonials
from the front seats
Each and every one OF the Volunteers
was careful 10 state that she was an utter
stranger to Miss Gauie and had been
sceptic but was now converted