New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-14
THEOSOPHY At HONE.
Lomaland, the Autocracy Of Mss
TingIey.

1ngbcY.
'Lomaland'' is an absolute monarchy. governed
BY autocrat, Her Seren Highness Katherine
TingIey-a remarkable woman. Il IS the head
quarters Of what is known as the Universal
Brotherhood Of Man-Limited- [ take the liberty
Of adding the word limited" because the univer-
salty Of the brotherhood stops where katherine
Tingley places her finger and no one IS admitted
to Its privileges or allowed enjoy its benefits who
is likely 10 interfere with the tranquility OF her
reign The printed official announcement OF the or
ganization contains this significant explanation:
The government Of the Universal Brotherhood is
leader and Official head, who has the privilege OF
Vidual responsibility and the establishment Of
no GompUlsiou is used and that, even in the case
It asserts that .brotherhood is fact in nature
ana II processes TO make it living power in the
but every will admit that It is an arniable ana
benevolent announcement: However, in practical
resists Mrs Tlngley's authority questions
versal Brotherhood reminds me that Josh Billings
vas willing 10 accept the theory OF salvation offered
allowed TO name a few exceptions
yv9vs Of 5e-3ris7 desfen 1I7re a Iil{t -
person is admitted without invitation until his
The grounds are highly decorated. There are ave
nues OF PAINS the most graceful and feminine OF
which are the emblem Of the society. and you can
there than anywhere / have ever benin Asia
Africa or the Islands of the sea Long slopes are
say that IoRaIand is intended TO look Ike
Egypt but there is nothing in Egypt as beautiful
not even the gardens OF the Khedive those that
banks Of The tsw1y Me, - = --,'7 -'>-'
EST and l e 7 US Is S1es covered WITH a lo5
rapidly as possible. Thousands OF young trees have
under the care of George Iowseu, formerly of the
United states Geological Survey, who ts resi-
have been arranged after mystical designs for pur-
P IsTpIee 81 "oTshlpf0F groves were the god first
The. PRINCIPAL buildings upon the groun9ds-all
ttons-are called The Homestead The School
for the Revival Of the Lost MYSTERIES Of Antiquity
anphitheatre similar TO those Of the ancient Greeks,
but on the same lines The aTnphltheaJre VIII seat
The brotherhood makes great point Of redeem
ing the debased arts and restoring the purity OF
one Of the largest and best equipped in the West,
and gives frequent performances there Tor me eo
hcation Of the public which are nuch appreciates
The presentations in the a1nphi s-leatTe are VII
messed only ~ me leIlors on ~ vi-ez- told
that the activities Of the colony In ADDITION 10
LuohS, i-,I, if-aT-tt-7rs -7-,sc and fine drama
She publishes magazines, pamphlets and books
written by her subjects and revised 10y lerstLI,
purpose Of encouraging nigh ideals and promoting
the uplifting and betterme1t Of the world II Is
ire from which streams of brotherly love shall
.i'tl - r. most -atnine Of All influences
Hence II is an important part of the daily life in
the colony not merely as exercise, which &C
cupfee its stated times and seasons, she explains
but s principle which aniUates all thouSht
and action The soul power wIc4 IS called fo i
-o4 die away at the conclusion OF q musical com
he nature The whole being has been keyed Up
TO higher plJch 81 aeLiZl{E ana even 5he SIils
viii BE- performed upon a higher plane as re-
Mrs TfrgIez believes that there is a science Of
consciousness, and to that science only the nobest
and purest aspirations are responsive she pre-
diets that some day music will become depart
ment Of our goyeFnneq5 3 5ib 'eieTeS also I ll
catonal life, and in her plan Of culture it enters
1oT-bare she saws are the advantages Of the
te,,l r,ora s-rkinglv illustrated than in the dra-
there is absence Of self-conseiousness and van
She has orchestra composed Of young men. chill
drens chors and otner hlsl.rl 81 tli-
tended bv the members of the colony. Dramatic
s- Of I Pg6Ss s or and f f6e tbsae are are so
ilterwoyen INTO the 1iy me 81 II 5is co0aT l3
boer4s for an hour to witness the revival of elias
steal Greek drama III,
From what have already L2 "a you you MI VII,
in this specializing dusty and peTSprlrs " 2rld II
IS based upon zersiE for the cultivation Of the
70 car = III - 15-berfa~ IFS members live Up
their ideals II IS i!Il!3o md rf7erent rbsZ-
open meI "a and women of education Those who are
aiJe 10 ilidge bv daily observation and contact
differ in opinion both TO the purity OF Jer mo
afternoon AT LOmaland and taking WIN LHt lFs--
ing people ii the colony IL IS CHI 3r-ef9 1919
anything but good OF mem en- 81 r-nari5I T5iabnes.
Mme Tirgev and the results sllt IL - -
A. he aT9e time have 10 sympathy with sheoSo-
raq.,r5 I'll q temporary Iad inverted pt
woman whose knowledge OF human lal,1-5 Ss's ~
~. y,ct1z Nobody understands the principles
Of theosophy nobody can ezplaln them taley are
expressed lu tangled, ambiguous ll> Ia
no meaning clear mind bLl7 tuL-H g. -
timer q
gronfng and yearuing for something they cannot
mo nor is it necessary 10 discuss the character Of
reiEninE Empress NOT long az
9IoQsG ,fis Editor Of The Las Angeles Times. and
was given verdict with daIilaS 20 - - -
o%,,,5ar,- reasons bur 10 an opportunity 10
indicate her reputation for me so' sc 81, ~ $3.50
i1g testimony that would forever set at rest and
SIsat Id against her character and every SANDER
that had been cast AT her liIle h}'a. 20
s- ,--j5eIce mat did not bear directly the pub
iication in The Times and the jury promptly
declared that they We're untrue ana hDetoqs- MIS-
Tg1gIev was therefore disappointed in not being al
lowed 10 disDrove all that has been SAID against
her but considers herself Tlndlcaiet-
Her early life still remains IN 2 mist She was
born in Newburyport- Mass ana ner I1aloe!5 name
were both well known citizens. She is nered
there as "lia s-la i,,,7riC7e iii 20
beauty. strO x character anu IN IN. at'
.sba has been twice married. Her hrSt husband r.
-. Cos i'm inmate OF the Printers Home AZ
colorado Springs Alr Ilngey \ O. : llEes ia New
itb Tje vie are not very intima te-tSan Diego
iCaIl correspondence Of The Chicago RecoTd-Fter-
Z NEW SWITCH INVENTION FROM TEXAS.
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t-..-s7aI al san Antonio. Tex. has devised and
scenes lcrtars patent upon an improved railway
(Which that gives promise OF reEolutiohlzing the
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