Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-10

rises IN tie Cir and approaches the
house. Rocks seem to -ise from the :
north propelled by an unseen mys-
terious power. Then the Earring cf
footsteps re=ounds through
the building, defying explanation or
followed by noise Ike
the rolling OF heavy logs over the
floor. The manifestations are varied
BY the sound of child gurgling IN
the water, and woman sobbing and
moaning III great agony Cold,
clammy hands awaken sleepers IN
fright, and 70 tenants can be induc-
ed to remain on the premises
Near Carthage, Ill, u man named
Fielding Frame was executed soDe
wears ago. He WAS hung by lynch
ers- HIS body was afterwards cut
up by medical students all except the
head, which WAS buried superfcially
near the gallows. Near that spot
night travellers hear terrifying sounds
and see hideous sights They OBJ
serve dangling from the rope attach
ed e. the limb of q tree q human
head the face resembles Frame s,
only 80 disigured with agony as TO
be almost unregonizable. The ton
que protudes while the eyes bulge
staringly from their sockets. From
the lips emanate, gasping, gurShng
sounds. Soon the face fades into a
white mist, with features stall plainly
discernable. Then the CHASTITY thing
floats away, the rope still hanging to
the victims neck and dragging along
on the ground.
Whitmur Hill, in Rabun county,
Ga, il the playground OF disembOd-
led spirits. Ii IL north Of Clayton
between two. frowning mountains,
with deep george on either side,
clothed with sombre pines upon
whose boughs the winds play re-
quinnes as the ghosts dispJrt- The
hoo hoo Of the horned owls and the
cldretch shrisk of the night hawk,
and the rustling whirr of wings, fol
lowed bv the trernulous vail of the
schreech owls, make n fitting chorus
to the rattling hoofs o1 the headiess
horse that goes dsshing along at
the midnight hour. The phantom
steeds comes at furious rate from
the north, seemingly bent upon
trampling under foot any hapless
traveller that may be IN its way, but
lust as 1t reaches him II vanishes,
and the tremendous clatter of its
hoofs upon the hard and stony soil
dies away until lost IN the faint and
distant echoes
A Mrs y. ]. Grams, Of 345 West
street, New York City,
vas living in bed with her eyes shut,
bat not sleeping, she seemed to be
Suddenly projected into space and
shot through the air at a terrific rate.
Suddenlv she saw her son Charlie,
who lives in Central City, Dakota,
wk,re she had never been living in
bed IN L room asleep. She tells
what followed Then l distinctly
saw every article Of furniture IN the
room. In 4 moment the door open
ed and my spirit daughter, Allie,
came into the room and STEPPED up
10 the bed and stopped down and
Kissed Charlie. He seemed to at
once realize her presence, and tried
-o Loiu her, bat she passed right out
# the room about like Il feather
blown by line wind and then, after
1 moment she came back again, when
Charlie seemed 10 realize that he
must keep quiet If he would see her,
SO he lay still and she went up to
the bed and kissed him again then
she sat down on the side of the bed
lud unbuttoned his night shirt col
ar. l saw that II had a ruffle around
t. She laid the collar back and laid
ler head upon his breast. Then
Charlie softly put his arm up around
asr, and looked upon the picture
.or awhile, which finally faded away
Six days later she received letter
rom Charlie, beginning, "Oh my
darling mamma, dreamed / saw
Allie last Friday night. He then
described how she came into tie
room and he cried and tried to hold
ler, but she vanished how he had
PRAYED for her to return, and that
she did so, and then he lay still, and
how she kissed him. and then how
she unbuttone,l his night shirt, laid
Da"k the collar, and land her head on
his breast how lie had clasped his
arms around her, but awuke to find
her not there, aud ali the other de-
tails Just as Mrs. Grams witnessed.
The disused Delaware Mills on the
Nav river, near Lawrence, Kansas,
now the property Of the Union Pa
,itic Railroad Company, are the
nightly registering spot of band of f,
spirits under IL" captaincy of an ap-
partition named Thompson with
p'), who when in the flesh WIS
brutally by fellow work
men in the mills. The neighbors
near the building are kept awake o
nights bv their revelries. The
'poOks meet about 10 ]. N, clear
lie room of all the lumber and other !
oose material on the third floor and /;
hen begin their gvmnastics with /
iemonIac wells and shrieks internal
II tone and intensity. They gradual
y swell into a tlundcrous roar, and .
hey subside with regular diminuiticn /
mtil they die away. After, this ,
musical Instrumentation of seraph !
& quality ensues, transending any
hing ever heard before. This con-
.inu,s until ! y NJ, when g general
-oli-call ends the performance. The b