The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1905, Page 5

* WOMAN CONTROLS HER COLONY WIT Katharine Tingley’s Sway Over Theosophists at San Diego Is Absolute, NONE DARES DISPUTE IT. Blavatsky After Death of Judge. Not many people know that right here fn the United States there ts a lnrge colony of American citizens ruled over by & woman who !s a greater autocrat than the Czar and whose sway can only be compared to the fabled power of Rider Haggart’s terrible She-Who-Must. Be-Obeved. “‘She,."" in this case, is| wettlement of Theosophists, near San Diero, Cal. This colony ts the headquarters of the Universal Brotherhood of Man, as the subjects of Mrs. Tingley are called, their main doctrine ©reated free and equi rine Tingley, who !s fell the mantle of Mme. Blavataky, founder of the sect. after resting for a space on the shoulders of William D. Judge, a prominent New York lawyer, whom Blavatsky had converted to the evlt. | Katharine Tingley had been the law- Wer's secretary, and on his death sha became head of the Theosophists, and @fter a tour of the world esteblishel | her headquarters near Ban Diego, which bad impressed her by tts beauty. All sorts of strange stories are told of the bellets and practices of the sect and of the reigning Empress. She Is the Autocrat. The name of Mrs. Ti Lomaland, and she ts ngley's colony 13) all the law and the prophets to {ts inhabitants. The ct uncement of the contains this Elevates the Stage. The broiheraood is particu ested In eleva the Isis ‘1 rly that dot i reallee the L. 1 always Houseworkers Wanted ! HOUsEW itousew Lie 3 agra Hovusewo Woinan, gener: uished ' rooms, $19 monthly; rete ipnthlys” reterences irl for feneral oo Se Also 92" Others On Her Fell the Mantle of Mme.) Katharine Tingley. absolute ruler of a| POWER OF & CZAR Inter. | dd owns) daus yesterday through? Morning World Help Wants, NRT Me nT “ A ca - ye See z THE WORLD: THURSDAY FY VhnegAG, AUGUST 31, 1905. MME. TINGLEY AND THE ESOTERIC Zo The Schoo] OF Antiquits fd SCHOOL, ‘TIED SMALL SON “FAST TO BED POST a Mrs, Brunders Told the Court) | that Boy Would Not Work, | FAMILY Kittens and a} CAT Two It Contains | Tiny Black Papp: at fresren Bobs? FRECKLES TEE UNDOING ae It and #0, when tnd so fort) Loving There wa young ¢ und de b the youne man wiih her Sho said the matter had been + over with her futhes 4 * would not consent, the thing to do was to elope, “We forgot about the freckles," sald she, “I got my Sunday dross out of the house the night before and Frank met me at the station with his store clothes on, and we were all right utnil chat old woman waw me and asked me where we were going all dressed up, Ob, sic told Par, But it's wrong about saying I'm only seventeen, clghteen, and Lirank and I have known each other ever since 2, were old enol en raat whe hod a in hp eves wien told Pas atherinciaw. would sesETEA I'm almost / Nes BOBY c ol. seiner anni and Others — ALL CHINATOWN that Cemetery Is Desecrated| to Consul. by interment of Gen. Sickles’s Canine Pet. ny got up early to-day. dog, from Beechwood 3 of the ceme- 2 Consul is of th be no difficuly says and it would re ad been ma of Chink and Ji was spread thr "a ee a te er et ee >, To-morrow’s - 7. ~ 7 ° a - fa > oo for the SHPTEMBER SAL list of used Chickering 4 Uisrdin an Upright. (Splendt: ton Upright... case —atlindat Now) $500 used Knabe Upright. Glahogany —ease—used months.) only. ine tone and eoadition.) Also 26 other exceptional values, including Five good squares, choice Worth three times the price, and ten Cecilian piano-players at $175,00 ba Value $250,00—slightly used in rental, 3 Al i Important Notice: Any plano y new pianos, including Packard A, H, & S. G, Lindeman S. G, Lindeman Schubert Stimpson Craupford Ce Sole agents for Ceoilian Piano and Ceollian Player. | WANTEE KNOWEE Chuck Connors Speculate, but Oriental Merchants Look e opinion used pianos s%& Upright.9159 Be u a Horace W ters Upr't.143 .809 +. .409 few Steinway Baby Grand,450 $10.00 ou buy will be taken back at full | to date of return any time within ‘one year, when you may desire to exchange for one of our twelve celebrate’ say, of No. 64 Union was arraigned in the to-day e rged wit hical pub Publica eration ve-Ser ertainir know 1 where ant hunting for him all held In $1,000 ball: for «4 You Can Select yee Ge from Our Mammoth Stock and It Will Be Delivered to Your Home on Rayment wt $i, our Credit In Good N ho hive taken advantage of Spear's mand bring t friends with them. ene ed. crmer Dollar soles will all {9 the opportunity they hut these Dollar Sa) wice a year. The AY MENS need pot a Cr either, for redit System on, {linces or any other ealamity can he zo no effec mike every allowance for the dispensation of Prov ALLUSTRATIONS BELOW show AUT A FEW OF THI is wocderful absortment during this sale, $39. 95 are semi-ann won't be anothe: ARTICLE ALL PARLOR SULTS Delivered on Payment of $1.00. a> This Nandsome 5-Piece Parlor Suix (exactly lice cut) iabssadaassasanenee comes in dainty ma Damask, Tapertty oF two-tone Velour p< Lacks with, tops Anished tn” beaut 3 long r+ 5 sually sold elsewhere for Delivered to your home “on The upholstertag ts of yerona with od TAIS COUCH FOR $12. 95, £39.05, Tt te @ feet 1 inet inches wide Elegant and Conifortable, rs es 24 patented black tem 5 most. comfor wl stand the b =< Usage. Oller | ay fine value | Our 12. < uly To . < | or << On ‘dlnplay je Our "Vara PH XTRA VALUES TY CARPETS AND RUGS! HH > aly $1 Down et Handsems Rup Free gg AN Carpets hout Charge, ‘ S sPEAR'& Co., Sixth Ave. and Loth St, = > Open Saturdays Until 10 P. M, SAAAAALA RADA S SAAASA SAA sae | ee warerooms, Weck latnailo Women’s Dept. 13th Street, FRIDAY SKIRT sPeciar | 120 NEW MODEL FALL SKIRTS with $ Broadway. the new 7 gore effect and 3 broad pleats at Knee, finished on top with solid stitched straps. | 200 ASSORTED FALL SKIRTS, new mode! and full kilted effect, in| Black, Brown and Blue Panamas and Brillian- tines; also the mannish mixtures in Fall weights, including Grays, Black and Waites, Ox- | fords and Light Gray Hairline Stripes. | i 1] alii NM, seein et: A atin ai il i ia a The beauty and magnitude of our Women's Department Yundroas * daily visitors Take elevator to 24 floor, but He was Sent to Childrens | | Society. | Polleaman dtonn Sheridan to-day found | Niholas * ) bov om twelve Ni t t af the Wa! aut po Wien the : ’ | ld the bey ther Ie | t, Mr M ‘ rs, i b man pia ei! [her under arreste on a charge o cruelly | to he renild. aa When arraigned before Judge Mggins in the minal Coart Mrs. Bun- | d Nicholas was a “bad bo: and | w nat work, She deelaved that Nicholas was the worst them %; Judge Higgins sent the boy to th Children’s Society. Mrs. Bundurrs was discharged from custody ie es ODD VARIETY IN | Amazes Visitors ra | ne John J. Slevin boarding stable, BR .. jat No. 2 Spring street, is being food : | with visitors to-day to see Amelia, the 1 | ble black stable cat. two tiny kittens | and a wee puny. All three came into the world simultaneously, anc Amelia is ae proud of the Iittle pup ar £ of the two kittens. ~ A number of veterinary surgeons who uve at the st ure at the v of Amé fi The pupp' ‘bl ack and star mark on its breast t e sable coat of a h similarly m:; ——____ ‘ if : USED LABOR’S NAME. A HOPELESS FIGHT liseases—Contagious Llood Poison—with Mer- cury and Potash king of the fore: as thousands who have had their health ruined and li erals will testify, fully, only to find when it was left off, the dis- ease returned with more power, combined with the awful effects of these minerals, such as mercurial rheumatism, of the bones, salivation, inflammation of the stomach and bowels, ete. When the virns of Contagious Blood Poison enters the blood it qu: contaminates every drop of that vital fluid, and every muscle, tissue and bone becomes affected, and soon ‘the foul symptoms mouth and throat, copper-colored blotches, falling hair and swollen glands, sores, etc,, make their appearance, boas onl: aay fag far-reaching in its effects on the system, S, S. S, does not hide or mesic SSS Bur BS 8. S, Soutaine mineral ingredient of'any kind, Treatise AMMEYE 6th Ave., Cor. 20th St. 4 A Holiday Opportunity Sale To Buy Fine Seasonable Shoes, Both High and Low Cut, For Men, Women and Children, At Half Prices, IN THE BASEMENT These Goods Are Sold Below Cost as StocK- Moving Bargains. Every Pair Fully Guaranteed. "= Women’s $3.00 and $4.00 ( Patent Leather Button, Laceand Blucher, Also Black Kid Butfon and Lace, with Patent Leather and Kid Tips, Mi-itary. and Cuban Heels, @ ue BP-00 a pair ne Men’s $3.00 ® “4 00, Lace and Oxfords, in Black Kid, Russia Calf and Patent Leather, eee tes About 300 pairs of Men’s Russia from our $3.00 and $4.0 00 0 regular in eat’ is XV F ‘y, Cuban andi ng Russia Ci ait Women’s $3.00 Venus Pumps at$2. oo. In Patent Leather, Gun Metal and Pussia Calf; Cuban Heels, Welt Soles. Children’s and Boys’ Shoes. Misses’ Kid, Patent Leather Tip, Button and Lace, sizes 11 to 2. $1.00 Child's Kid, Lutton and Lace, sizes 8 to 10%....7 56 $2.00 hand sewed welts, Sizes 11 to . Child’s to $1. 25 $1.25 $1.00 Boys? Satin Cali Lace, sizes $1.25 Store Open au Day § Saturday. ey yikes Siu TOMORROW The September # CHINA® SALE See details in the morning papers. JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A, T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Ninth and Tenth Streets > Cos So " 5 sooadae ye ee re 12 92 Be dS Codd Codd Codd, 2s 3 | aE ah ee = It is as impossible to conquer the king of it would be to conquer the 2 a hand-to-hand encounter, 8 blighted through the use of these min- g They took the treatment faith- Mercury am cover up these evidences for awhile; they cannot cure §, S. has for many years been recognized as a specific for 8 Blood Poison—a periect antidote for the deadly virus that iso the disease, but so thoroughly and cony cures itthat no signe areever secn again, 8, &, while eradicating the poison of the disease drive out any effects of harmful mineral ment. A reward of $1,000.00 ig offered for home treatment and any advice wished, without