The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16
Englishman Claims Supernatural
Power to Cure ALI Diseases
Without Use of Medicines.
TELLS JURY A WEIRD TALE
Both Patients Whom He Treated
Died Of Heart Disease Despite
His Boosted Power.
BY PAUL LAMBETH.
bic 10 The Tribune.

Special Gable 10 The Tribune.
LONDON, July 15.-Men who claim
power To work new wonders live at
Maidstone and fame has been thrust
upon them by the proceedings at an In
quest held into. the death OF a Mrs Winn
Of Barmlng. Mrs. Wlnn. who died from
heart failure. had consulted a so-called
scientist named Grant, Grant. called as
witness. described himself as a human
S-ray- He had been practicing about
nine months. he said. and could not ex-
acty explain his treatment. He simply
held his hand over a patient.
He went on to say: II can cure any
disease anyone likes to put before me
The scientific cure is hidden to the pub
lie. but not to me-
do you get many patients?"
About 100 q day. never less than
Iifty; and have had as many as 300
Further questioned, Mr.. Grant said he
tice was for every disease but blindness
consumption and cancer were the dis
eases he particularly looked after. In
consumption. IL ne took II at a certain
state. he could cure a case. He had
grown complete new eye and lung. and
had cured seven distinct cases Of total
blindness.
4 iuror-"H you can grow a new lung.
should think you can grow a new
heart?"
Witness can i it is necessary"
You rely upon H-ray more than any
No" he said: ''I have power OF
smelling disease directly the patient
comes into my consulting room"
verdict of death from natural
causes was returned
/ have no desire to be a critic over sny
OF the ARRANGEMENTS made for the coro-
nation. but two things In particular have
struck me as scarcely becoming the dis
nifty OF the occasion and have caused
comment amongst foreign visitors
Surely. with the huge area at the dis
posal OF the authorities for the provision
of seats for spectators. II might have
cen arranged that grand old Westmin-
-'"r abbey was left untouched and free
from the attentions OF the carpenter and
the seat sDeCulator.
But the visitor was invited TO a box Of
flee AT the base OF a hideous woodwork
construction and Is told that he can
have such and such a seat for so much
money. A disappointed lady from Aus
tralia said to the booking clerk:
Cant l see the abbey. 7 mean the
real abbey? That's what We want 10
carry back with us. the memory OF the
old gray building. I've seen lots of bet
ter stands than this in sydney"
to see the abbey-come back in six
months, thought you wanted to see the
coronation"
lives cannot carry away with them real
idea OF the coronation ceremony who
confronted only by a Gaily decorated
stand. bands Of music and uniforms.
Those concomitants can be obtained At
any we'll conducted circus. and at far
The Standard says: "Gentlemen. the
king" are words familiar to Englishmen
at every kind OF dinner of public ma
ture in this country, II Is different at
Irish Nationalist gatherings OF pub
lie or semi-public kind a dinner was
civ In
house of commons by the Irish National
lists ut which, in addition TO the premers
and a large number OF Irish members.
Mr. Harcourt Ohe secretary OF state for
the coloniesD. Winston Churchill (home
secretary and Colonel Seely (under-
secretary of state for war; were pres
meal that there would be no toasts nor
speeches This" he said. '1s In ac-
cordance with the usage of Our party and
viii b. appreciated by our s,ls guests, IS
Nationalist leader thanked the colonies
for giving "A home TO so many thousands
Of his race. As tine company separated
Thomas Condor. NJ p. sang God Save
Ireland which Was chorussed with
great enthusiasm. II has struck some
Tory critics as strange that IL did not
(Which was attended by three ministers
4, King" s.'' e''""' 70 S'''S '' Save '"s
our Dumb Friends league has sen,
pract tiCe OF allowing children in The towns
and villages 10 witness the killing Of ani
mails I'm slaughter houses 1t is contend-
ed that the sight of killing tends to bru-
lulize children.
\ war on wasps is being waged hy the
school children of Marden. Over 1900
queen wasps have been killed by the
children, who arc paid by the Mar6en
association at The rate OF
one penny for each wasp. The wasps are
accepted by the schoolmaster as deposits
in the school bank, the value being
placed TO the credit OF the child deposit
tors.
Keir Hardie. VI z. speaking AT Derhys
recently contrasted The womens process
sion OF few days ago with the corona
ton procession. In the Inter there
would be no representative Of Christian
ty. art. science. trade and commerce,
lothing but the glorihcation of war. The
coronation procession, with its pomp and
show of tinsel and pasteboard ceremony
vas planned without regard 10 the fact
hat behind the barricades, behind the
soldiers that guarded the route there
vas u swolterDg mass OF poverty that
would disgrace savage nation Eng
and he declared. was a land OF pretepse
md sham.