The sun., 1910-05-23
SggEEDTODE A PSYCHICSHOE
VTPHENOWEVA ARE UNTRUST-
ToRTHI AM MAYBE IT WASN'T.

m MI l."rr Nnutll, VINO mas n pruning
A., - rauvsr and who recently sent
80 4.r.ucaments that Or. Alexander
.,f,Iy.r Tvudau the noted English au-
,bo~,. upon the fascinating subjects
.ntrtr,i no psychio science, telepathy,
,,ryIzon hvrnctism and related phe-
,o-rsra. Engaged for a special public
-.sr.rg loo .anegie Lyceum this Sunday
evening MAY p told the audience that
,.ma-t r.UaH part Of the Carnegie Lyceum
A., MAJ. hat they couldn't ses him
even Il boz we're on a lighted stage. Only
IN. appearances was visible 20 the naked
~. Ha SAID. not the doctor himself.
Or Nclyor-T Tyndall gave the appear
snce ol delivering lecture on The
, ruth About Spiritualism' for what
.amed 10 be more than a couple Of
lours and hs then demonstrated how
sasv T. for him 20 find lost articles and
I'm down crimes. even 70 finding tho
b,ddsn bndy II a murdered man and the
oopcsaled deadly weapon. The gifted
EnghshmAn even went into the detail Of
sndng tho murderer. an extreme step
vsy often not taken by professional
1ns hunters.
n McIvor-Tyndall. according to his
oArd, j. editor Of a psychic magazine
poAlshsd every little while and an -edu-
caior along the truths Of psychic science.
,eacher of new thought and metaphysics.
Even though the psychic was invisible
While moving about the lobby talking
70 The SUN reporter, counting the house
and 1ccasionally stopping in front Of an
ice water tank that would appear along
he wall every time one looked toward
What seemed % be a certain spot, one
easv could see even befOre the lecture
tegan that judging from the appear
Ance of what laymen would suppose 70
te the doctor. he could he no ordinary
nan He's much over six feet strong
featured and Of a graceful slimness OF
hne that Ia methetically corrected by q
great outspread fan Of hair that brings |
rack memories Of mists Of wistaria IN |
iar Nippon.
The doctor showed the reporter a letter |
a Identification he carries, his only hope |
of salvation, he says, from being buried |
alive. The letter ia addressed 10 -Ex- |
aiming Physiciars Greetingu.' and di- |
Teots that wherever he may be found ap- |
parently dead no attention he paid 20 the /
phenomenon Often he goes into trarces |
Tor days. the psychic explained. during /
which time he responds 90 none Of the |
scisntitic tests for life and he feels that |
j. would be unjust 10 perform Rutopsies
On him unless a. the letter states in /
rallcs. his wife consents
The interchangeahleness of word 1
mean ings.' IL was learned from the 1
Doctor in Just patteT of polite conver-
-atinn In the lobby while the lady au-
iIence was assembling. constitutes one \
n the chief devices Of all philosophers /
n responsibility and We should avoid |
D The designs of the cross and star
no natural key. YOU know. 20 the science |
1f meanings fashioned according |
'o The cosmoDoietic principle, that one /
c'-ntral principle hy which all natural I
Phenomena are manifested
d. MClvor-Tyndall hadn't even begun |
rls lecture yet, but in a little while he |
came out upon the stage 10 a patter Of /
applause which grew IN volume when a /
T1gthful member of the Order Of Iron /
hlnd the hoy ushers' union. had seated |
Arge lady In light blue in the N row
.ronhand worked commercially through
n.' the lecture and demonstrations
- nd the COMMITTEES Of dozen or more
men and women Who went up on the stage
s'ar b. hlindfold the psychics appnar-
. The committee bought copies
~ 'ne d0Ctor's maya kiRe On New Thought
r.-0
A. YOU realize tho newnsss of time
sI.1 'te eloquent lecturer. you, We.
r,a'lla the newness Of life Perhaps some
oi you 10 not catch this message just
'l-a your eyes for a moment and you
viii
The doctor covered his face with his
hands and leaned forward Tor a moment
with bowed bead, his elbows resting on
'H" ends u the unsprnglng rays from the
'l0tlights All the audience closed her
sves for the moment also deep SIGH
throughout the darkened Lvceum finally
showed that the doctor finally had got his
iasssage of the newness Of time and life
Sross the footlights
i don't claim I've got a corner on
t-Ith continued the lecturer modsstly. d
'Jut do know that sDiriilalism u misum- ,
1srgtOod Now, IL Is true that the broader /.
'te mind the narrower IL becOmes Every
-swspaper writer out u a job ridicules !
-rr'ualism and ~ finds a ready sale for
t- work lApplause No respectable ,
writer vii take part IN the spiritualstic
rvrstIgations sometimes conducted All
l"wsFaper writers need is a dark room.
'.w Old cant phrases and lots Of lime
Lsh' 0n their own work and not an editor
VII 7'fl-s their work
Z
dHcfur A. he pounded heavily on the
strrH"ring rthsr. II we're not here
mon vi" a0e not N what are We dOingg /
Do prophets - old used tO say In effect
l'u rr ftmned people, But Why not
a. AXE POO rf" 'act that there's a me and
a. . HW MaI.H are yOuf What are you
o.. a ug nYr Thinking Have you ever a
O. o. tgn' ni 'laf.' Id
I.' .~.r-"r here told his audience that
Only hi- appearance was visible Ia them.
pr '"W'1U"l them with the statement
tou al have a perfect right 10 see any I
Ni.g You HI-U and remember what you r
"'" O, your own -""ing He concluded 4
''H story Of a young man. dead Tor Z
''" Nr" hu u late has been wishing
Pc mother tp -ay Everything II all
F-.' ITO" vugng man, the doctor says
To- '-.f- I- keeping up his studies Ia
-'r, tnu electricity in the I'm
ram t'i has promised that our life
' A.. t' enriched with a wonderful
Applause
I.' rN... and some young men and y
--.-. MIS- got committee OF s
aa iNa"u fu come on the stage AZ =
.f rnIs dividing the audience
'Ha stage proper and the or v
'.. "u-. glri IN dove color led :
vedhy an Elk while pianist y
'rr Evening star with mill
E.H- FIRST u all the nsychiU Il
1C w0uid nave one member /,
"mlf"r touch book In the n
' IH'u 20 usIt among what was q
.I.rron and touch the arm oi v
' .. HHutu y
' yndail In the meantime :
.."s r the wings with his
.HH rHnn come forth and 60 o
.IssIoa himself nd find not ID
fa.urr bu' tho girl who had 7.