The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-28
THE WARNING OF DREAMS.
DIR. FELIX oSWALD TOUCHES FOR
4 WONDERFUL CASE.


Saving Intimation of the Coming
Pancho Parras Massacre by a Vision
that Persistently Haunted His sleep.
Felir Osloald, M. D., in Open Court.
Impending perils may cast shadow
persistently ignored in a waking state
while the mind is under the influence
of a self-deluding optimisln-the wish
that is father to the belief in the sig
%nificance of the threatening danger.
But in sleep the voice of the monitor
cannot be silenced by such illusions,
and warning forebodings often take
the form of distinct visions, repeated
with a vividness and frequency which
at last cannot fail to influence the
actions of the individual in spite OF
all waking sophisms-
L remember the instance OF an Amer
lean family that had settled in the
northern uplands of Cameron county,
Texas, but before the end of a year re-
moved to the vicinity of a larger set
Element and sold their half completed
home for reasons that remained a mys-
terry to their upland neighbors.
af+ar q oood deaI IF -n,osnectinp b he
ira orenria+nr ~ tbat honse ibid me-
o selp yoars iatar land at f7st II
saannad n,1yJe 70 me- that nobody
bndn o-am p4ad II Iongooo II was q
h,oad hin With . fna nrosnect east
and sonth. we had an dbnndance of
t;mbor Enc ,on@a txyo or,od SWINGS
and . adoa If sofi limestone within n
tbo,sandS wards of the ho11se where
Won conId sbana ont bu;lding stone
with a common say T never could
bona 10 and hnttar nafrbh ors. they
actnaIlv got mn a nicnic to celebrate
onr arrivsI so Glad thew were 10 have
aLi1w fo1ks within VISITING
disfanca
had eve,,v nrosnact of oa++ino an
;mnroyad road and q most off;ce and
tbTea months after orir first entry +
Suo,1Id not nave sold that honestead
fo,. ION timas nv direct aynanses
Br+ ahort half a va.r after tbat ranch
eaemad = bannte6 nIaca and T didn't
faal of rest night or dav though neo.
ME that know mo are NOT IiEelv to
call me snnerstitious 7 never was
afraid Of darlrnass avan when I was a
how and o swarm of Ghosts would NOT
scora mo worth . cent R,1t one
night about q week after / had cot
home from a trim down to Browns
Vile Landing i dreamt hat our
house was tackled Inv a hand of
CREASE hush wackers MEXICAN ban
dits1 and that fhev shot me down and
killed NV little brother with a club.
and then Ioaded their horses with
evervthino thev conId move
ss14wo ni1hts after had exactIv that
same dream over again and could
see every stick and stone in our ward.
wben tried 10 make a break for our
newt neiohbor and was shot down lust
as I rnshed through the gate. mo
ticed fine very horses and saddles of
that GANG. and could nave recognized
avarv one Of them If 7 had mef them
in dsvlioht and now do believe that
| I did see them somehow or other on
| that trin to the landing.
ssTha idea heoan TO Raun+ me- when
that dream had come back for the
third time, thouoh I never said a
word. but one morning nv wife
seemed uneasy till Ali orr farm hands
bed started to work and then asked
mo to come ont in the Garden for a
minute
usTlo WI, think tbera arc any rob
hnrC in this she asked
mo when we .Uere ouite alone
syVhv did Won see or hear anv-
+bino s11Snicio,,Sg' T asked her bacI
No Int T had such a strange
| draan last NIGHT ) said she with a SORT
Of . sbndder' I dreamt a pang of
MoT;cans came to orr house and mada
NO rnn for INV life and inst hafora I
an+ tbronob the door I saw them
fSnooL down little Tommy with q
nIub;
o.Didr,+ T baln von@ T Ia,, chad
r dnn,t Lndwi She saiT Il sow
vo, collar one of them and 7 kent
ccalIin@ on Won in En1lish to save
1To,Irse,f Inf met as Won dashed
ihrn,7gh tba cate + heard The crack of
. nbotgrn snd tban 7 faintad :
" "a r5ada ny renlv Int that min,,+o T
fo1+ +ha+ VIC ooniPd1t e+av any Ionaor
n nad NC weaLS aftor 7 wade M ~
IIn Ma1 - 80 mo5;Sto
NOiO