Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-05

Is plain as ] ever heard 1t. When ! camc TO
the old abbey she parted from me there and
turned into the pigeon field next the burying
ground, aud, folding her cloak about her,
down she sat under the tree that was struck
by lightning and began keening 50 bitterly
that it went through ones heart 20 hear it,"
The rector declined rapidly, Though no one
told him Of the tan shee, who sooa appeared
to Others, At length She appeared in the
~shrublegy one night, and cirClel the house,
wailiaS in a low tone and clapping her hands
That night the rector died. Equally well
authenticated Is the case of Thee Mccarthy,
who'died and Was laid out for several hours
when he came back 10 lie and insisted that
he had been before the judgment seat, but
had been permitted 10 come hack with the
understanding that three years more Of life
were granted him in which he might become
a better man.
He had been very will and dissipated, but
reformed at once and lived rs mln natur-
ally would who knew that the day If his
death WIS fleL As Irc t.Gic drew near Nc.
Carthy's muthrr sent Tor her sister 20 lie with
them at the eventual time. On the way the
ban shrp appeared, giving a Succession u
eCIHllAN AlNA hlhNllAE u NHAH 'Nh-l'NE " NAN
hands. Then they saw th" T.. re uf a tall,
thin woman, with uncovered head aGd hair
that luatei round her shoulders, n!tirei in
something which might brEl9'Ss white cloak
or a sheet. Sic stood In the way as j! uostop
them and motions uo 70 auataer way, which
they finally Went. When they got there they
found that NlcClrthr h4. been slightly
wounded rs q ,rsrl .llf. e Tr"Il thEt was
thought OF Do Importance, buJ FROM which
be- died tue Very day jhat the farre year
was up.
The "Wlite La!y ~ the Hol-az1ilcrHs'
has been ~r.n s1 ulIau th.' -he l. lu,a a hi
tUriSgI character size wls "a aunClry-y Of
The Rigging iaIIy Of Prussia. unw tar i'm
perial family VI G~er!aauy aEl lrst appeared
Ia 1873. 10 uun"uUcr tho d"1tl " the ciectpr
John GeorEa sac cUHluGg Il 30 appear with
commrnIablr r..llari:y tin the time Of
Frederick, father II Frederick the Great,
That old tyraHt WAS lying on his b.! in a
weak, exhausted coalition, with a valet
asleep On q maityes, near 10y. Suddenly lac
heard the hanging, divide, and saw Il white
lady with uutstrrtcEcl arms and lowing
hair, inclinin. her head toward the bed, and
turning from right g. left, as though she
sought something under the bauGiugs. At
last she discovered the king, and her steady
eyes looked at him in long silence. The king
raised himself and madca movement; hereyes
followed him: size was uumoved. Al that
moment the clock on n pier table teal the
bed ang the hour and stopped. The lady
disappeared. At the same moment a violent
noise was heard in the room adjoining where
we're, and now are, placed on ctGgerss, the
plates aul dishes used in the fetes If the
Prussian king. They all fell with a crash to
the floor.
The valet awoke; the king cried in accents
Of terror: There, there. She Wen out
there And with beW .dered look, his hand
extended, be pointed to the door Of the pri-
Sate room.
"Whof' asked the valet, half asleep.
"The White Lady, | tell you! 60 and see
which way she went" The valet searched
all the place and found no specter.