Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
ArrEsRED PHENOMENA.
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send yea me follo~.ag narrative
and experiences. aGd for tae Literal
trath ol every p2gtseal&r item soa may
hola nse ~ rgld responsibility, the sub
satuuon of fictitious Ter real names ex-
cspIea.
James Brown descended : long lad
der iat0 al unused vel. isaac -eslns
something Nrong sitl hlln, weat d0wn
Tor h.s relief. Choke damp klloa them
both
A month later tie mother II James
alone ln beT room, aplsiIoph III
M dear boz czn heal nae. Nlil he nVcG
me Al Mrs. W-'s "a hour heaoes
The ladies nAd never seen each otAsT
and n0 lutmatou Of the attended vlslt
had been gwen. Ca entering hsr outer
room ATs. W, ia al excited man
ntr, - ii, Here yau are" as # size
had expected shAt size MAS cOmlug led
her into the adjoining room and ,mme-
di&tely became apparently unconscious
AMI said: my dearest mother, ] am 50
glad: that was terrible affsn. The
last remembered wss putting my 8 rlns
up out OF the water, the next ! stood by
YOU 0n the porch al home. / Was sur
prised at your refusing 10 answer nOi
seeming 20 sec nee. 4 IA came brothei
sam and grandma, ana grandpa Wltt
grandma W, tine two last passed
away forty ana nfty years ago, thou
sands OF miles away. ! Was amazed
could not conceive what II all meant
Then they told me | Was dead. Gooc
, Lord how | leit. 10 leave you All -
suddenly and 80 unexpectedly, with al
/ the br got prospects before ne"
And he went or speaking OF family
| aud business atfans, much Of whlcl
Nas known only 5y him aud IA:
I mother .
Then the mediums name.
/ changed. She said "Mis. Brown, don
YOU know ne? am Isaac; / have ns
| friends here as James has, but trleC
harder 10 save him on your aecoun
| and went further down that ladder be
cause / knew now terribly his deatl
would affect you, and you were Away
so good 10 me. have tried often &
| make YOU see me since / died. and one
night thought YOU did see me-" (Mrs
- claims that she saw his ghos
once. she IS modTumistic).
Now came an Indian control IN
gabbled: "Miss JULIA b --, / know
you, l knows your papa; he, the oil,
doctor, 1--we good while yet. Tell hin
next time he write Bundy, s.gn hi
name, do good, folks believe him -
had lust sent column or more {,
Col. BunGy, of the Religio- Philosophical
Journal, signed "Old Splrituallst," re
questing him TO carefully keep me il
cog, and | am sure no one in Cali
fornla but my wife knew anything
about ii.
We have hundreds of the abov
kinds of tests, but the following is NOR
remarkable, and demands preface:
In 1854, 10-yoar-old orphan, home
less girl applied 10 us for protection
After years of fruitless endeavor u
train her into good behavior, we CAV
it up and placed her in a Catholic asy
lum in San Francisco for care and di:
cipline. We had found that her here
dIty was bad-her parents were iron
the English Penal Colony in Australi
and mad died in San Francisco. Sh
escaped from the Institution in whic
we placed her. Her brother found an
| lOOk DtI W NuNlt StC uAdi iC'
and became a notoriety; for the las
twenty years we had not heard a lis
about her. She had passed out Q
mind.
Now, at the above seance, Mrs
Brown was astonished by being ad
dressed by the ward of her OWE girl
hood in language so characteristic 0
the girl, that her identity could not b
mistaken. "Mss Julia, | am Susan
, you don't know that Lam dead, but
, am;" and she went on IN the use c
language and references which prove
beyond one doubt that II must be Susa
or some mind and heart that coul
counterfeit her exactly.
wrote TO Elko inquiring. Nobod
, could tell me whether she was living {
, not until last week, a letter from j.
Triplett, prominent citizen of Nevad.
Informed me shat he had obtained "r
liable information" of her receI
death at or near Oklahoma. in tr
Indian Territory.-G. b. Crane
Golden Gate.