Spiritualists At Saginaw

Saginaw. Jan. 15.- The Saginaw Valle}' Spiritual assoeiation conolnded its two days' session Sunday, a large number of delegates being present and considerable enthusiasm being msnifested. Interesting addresses were delivered in the morniug by Mrs. Martha E. Root, Hon. L. V. Monlton and Mrs. Jennie B. Jackson, followed by physchometric readings by George H. Brooks of Elgin, Illinois. In the afternoon a stirring address was delivered by Hon. L. V. Moulton, Mrs. Jennie B. Jackson supplementing an earnest talk ia the evening with inspirational poems froni subject given bj7 the audience. She said that it had been intimated that she was in colhision with those who gave her the subjects for her Doems and that they had been prepared before. In reply she would state that she had a standing offer of $1,000 tor anyone who could produce the smallest evidence to that effect. Music was f urnished by a quartet from Chesaning.