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Rose Tanisses, ihs female arresseA on . charge o( ha=iue, by psuseadcd ialISeie at St. SAtafnia, pesf Apt committed ~kas ihe isw calls '- aa nrt- rage Oa sasicss of religions weesasp." was AfoaEbg u :sial hAw days zs9 befoEs Inc Trbsnst oi Cor r,,ctsoas postAeof CsTpsafszs. s5e wss extremely pale and her features tSsfe inc faxsk Of myascEsa. Rer beagiex wss msaess, and she Ess dscssei n bls6k wi.h a nBn's cap iisf ass s thRtf f-thtre- Ths eaafs vas cgswde to sxcess, and fbc fasn0ssl elcesilng pe,afe was sslscc4 bshisa ihc laagss II was pssTe4 by SveFsl witnesses iGas kgse had alasags lss.nadea to p5sseSs ihe power of working inisscles To one wfness she oace showed ie1- ter which she sad had been written sy pefsSn wlo coall negiAer read nS wTits. aaa that person she ssrea. lad been E4iEacaloss!F caAowed wIih he facility 1f Ftf- casseeeacs af her prayers. FoassisbeE witness she eas~Fsed that she hsa, on 8 paf.ica.sr useasioa, been surrounded with lsglst fran heavea at Caasaei Ts latsas sse saiS isat she hsd once. when ia ibe esnven. ef Salleas, planted c4b5see by he eo5ms 5e oi neaven, and fAal a a few days if grex Q speh east ssse ihEi ali Dc peFsaGg la fhe c5svent wsFe able 70 make dsRacr oE3 The care eS Salgnoa sepos-d 'aai he had kngwa Rose TaguigieF for lseen years, and bad siwava nct5ce3 la her 2 marked tendency Q piety snA rys-lesrn. h Aagas.. 1880. she ibid has that ste lad mracaloasiy received the sacEansent n the SarSh cAIfeh: and on going t8 tAe tabernacle oi fha ass2f ge foand ssF2t ire c0asecrssed wafer hal GSapqeaTea. On two sabSeqs sent oecasl9ns tue teaseeFaied wafer agagn vanished. and Rose prGseNeseN ta1f SAS Raa SS2iu k4IaeGfpA3sy ctS13s Iusnlczied. He therefore removed the keY ot the tabernac,e and fos5s3e her so approach fse altar; he also directed hK rie1Ss fo say mass al tbe PEia cs;,al altar; but nevertheless the eoaSeera:ed wafer was again taken away. and be could n; discover tkat auy second key to tle tabernacle existed oE gong b the church one ns5snsag. ae was sarPFssd fo sn3 tae tabernacle ayeg.. two candies on The altar lighted and Rse pF.strsts on the grogad. h answer ;o hiz questions. she sand that tee esHsies had become Iishtesi of themselves that ;he tahef nacie had voluntarily opened, that she had te.i herself fixed to inc ground al some distance from Inc altar. and that the eoasecTated wafer bas then advaEced El1qgiy 10 hsr mouth. A5Oat the same tims she ptetended to have marks of a miraculous character oa her hreas and 10 prove tsts assertion she produced her linen. which bore soSn@l inses stales representing the yirgin Mary. aad, ct others 2 crown of ihorns. He took measures to ascertain whether she had not go marked her hnea, bat wthogt success. One day before ee.e5rai. .ng raass he ordered Rose to place piece of clean linen to ter breast. and not b fsavstae chaIch wIiAoai hi$ pefnsssson- et
 When he mass WAS ESer,> he rsllcd her to the vex.ry sE3 sTszEia her p.oduce the iiRsn b LIS punishment t bore tae hyate of lAe Virgin, By direction of the arch bishop. he directed her to pray to God that the marks her breast might be re- moved. and ! few days after they eIssppea1ed.-- The r6a1re of Ssignoa. afiet dsposlng to Inc Te- pested dszpgearaHces 0f the SOnsecy2sed wafer. stated that ia ;he mouth of October last, ne had 10 say Gazs one morning q. i've o'clock, aud ex~ pressed to RoSe tae feAT that he might 10; awake ia tune. Rose answered. '' l vii have you aw8s- ene-l.f The aext zaorEIng he was aroBsel ifum hls sleep by three blows struck his night table, and al ihe same tiIae Ae hear3 distant TnhSse. l r8orneat after the clock struck five The next day be sad io Rose, q you forgot 10 awaken nseF' She answered.. a had you awakened by my guar dian Angel ts The witness added that another miracle aser5ed to Rohs was, that she had eansee buttons 10 Dc sent to hm, ta strange way. 10 re- pair ais coat. Tas fact was, that he had found the battons ia his apartment, and that no one could tell how taey came thers. But he attached no importance fo that fact. and considered t 0ke Masse, a landowner al S2ign0n, sad the rFcEsr had called h.r1 an atheist and an inhdel. for mol believing n the reality Of Roses miracles, and had aaa0anced to him that siili more extraordinary things w0mla soon ae witnessed. Several other witnesses sben ,.ep3sed lhas Rose had male extra ordinary statements 10 them; had psetendsd to be In frequent comm r5cats3n with the Holy VIrgin; Co have peculiar marks on her breast, etc. One sad ihat an intimate friend of Rose had assured her that one day, as two females were passing the church of St. SataEnln. they felt themselves ire slst2bly attracted to the interior, and kneeiiRg before picture, saw blood how from H. Al this stage of inc evidence the tribunal adjourned The foregoing 6etal!s copied from GadgnSRfs Ass- sengsr, and the PArls correspondence in the Daily Netcs states that the t;ia has sHedsaly come no a end, the tnbunal having declared itself ncompe- tent.