Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

o&s tne ns4uaxeunsns of ais
~ Mrs. Edom Las hAd several
.-.--sls'ils from aln, add nas
sA &as @iksd SIN an often ance
- aeAtn 2oaui shsse tnings which
- 80 aescsss 70 Bis heart, and shs says
- - a. a. = sal ard llY PLEASED sitn
- 'hings 20 ca. Mrs.. B1oG ~As
S<a.as1a- 80 a,tirninE Ia her cosy asfns Ia
piaes and ssksd a5aSIt sne AZ
is'Dns and xh4t Mr. 5has said -
1hs sssnaest s0msEh4s SURPRISED
-A1 tlat any one knes 81 hsf meet
- va M. eh4. for ahiis sne BAD
<sn of shsfn % Ar. Lacki2nd, Af.
- Ian and Mr. Kane, che I'D not
oS tnat Anyone Else bad beard ~
-7tn- However, sne tod sntt bAd
S1arrsd and repeated tic strange eon.
ssfssti0nz shs had lad WITH TIE lead
bliantnropist
1ne iast 0ns occurred week before
n<t and 0f tbaG sac told nrst. IL
seemed (" shs - .t THAT 9as IA Tower
tfove Para and heard some one call
ne. Ilurfied and saw AY. shaw st
ting on a bench. On high place. and
DC cee10ned % re aud called out -
ne - come over and 81 By hlmS &c
N4nt<d q talk ~ nle. looked at him
nnd saw that be vas sad and depressed.
Is <snsesf A. Il something troubled nm.
I as<ed him what he wanted % "a : 10
NE about. and be sad that the trus-
tees wee nos acting IA way % please
him. 'They are oot treating you right
he az. They are hot hocraf enough
uith YOU. IOQ we're my old TREND
You saved NY life several times aad
taev ought % treat you veil; they ought
y 9ve you every thing you want
tld him that they would rot DO that
but thal I Nas very comfortably liked
snd was getting along nlcely, but %
sa.d shev were not doing enough for
me and that they ought 70 be more Lb-
eral. Het0id me that he Was worried
because he had neglected some writing
which he bad intended 10 DO. He
meant - add codicll 10 as wlil, some
tning about me and Others, but be cid
nos do T. Just then some one drove
~ n A carnage AMI ] went over 70
them % see who they were and what
they wanted, and IN the ext. c.tenent
seemed 20 wake uD and ne was gone.
That was the last time l saw hIm."
'H0w did he look, Mrs Edoml
''Just a. he did when he died He
seemed we'll"
"He vas dressed IN hack, but one
peculiar thing vas that he had held MS
has IN his baud. and before he died he
seldom took OF hss bat because he was
afraid of calchIng cold. But except
that he looked Just a he cid IA HE,
and I seemed 10 see nira IA plainly, and
~ talk % him iuss as 1 always did
what occurred at other times when
he appeared 10 your
aOnce he came az night, when i was
fn bed. lie came into my room and
stood by The bedside. and that sur
prised me, for that vas something he
had never done. He called out To me
and said: Mrs. EdOrn. get up l asked
him what he wanted and be said"
sWhvdOn's you see that my wishes
are carrfM out7 They are not dong
what wanted them TO DO. Why don't
you look after my bequests and see
that things are done as l wanted
them -
2. 4 said. sMr. shaw, I am doing all l
can DO. / am doing the best can"
s'sBut YOU don't 20 10 the garden
enough ne said. why don't you 90
over there more. They are cutting
down usy trees
II said. sMr. shaw. I haven't been
able 70 60 10 the garden lately because
Grand-ave. is torn up, and the other
road il too muddy. but / viii go over
there and look after things, and then
he walked away, looking very snsry
and sad. This time be seemed mucn
younger than when be died. He looked
a. Young a he did wheu ! first knew
him. aud wore his black velvet vest
"Did you 90 10 the garden after
thatf'
eyes. / went over and saw Mr.
Quincy and told him about {, out n7
said they we're not cutting down me me
trees. they we're only taking ou. sJ.,Ie ,.le
dead ones and replacing them W. w. ~ : !
trsss Once Mr.. Snaw came % me ahu
- asked about his biography,
~. ,.,i.i Mr. Nc Adams had the paper,
- - d,d not understand why Mr..
RfrAdan dld not complete the book
a,d ntIbiish it. lie SAID Mr. NcAdam
ought 80 have $1,000 for the work, aud
n that Vas not enough to give him
5000. n another time be told me 20
20 90 ar. Kaime and tell him to give
ms 5000 20 repair my house. but said
-<lst Mr.. kaine would not do It, and
Nr Shaw SAID he ought u. I have
told some OF the trustees about these
things. bat they generally laugh At
them aud say they are dreams. I call
them dreams myself. I don't know
what they are. I see and talk 70 Mr..
Shaw Just as plainly "a ever. and ne
tells me things sb0ut his estate and
what be wants done. see at the gar
den that the trustees are doing what
he wanted done. bat Il seems "A If Mr..
shaw Is not satisfied. because they don't
do what he Intended putting in the
rodicil % his viii. I told hlm that "a be
bad forgotten % put them u his will
the law would not let she trustees DO
thsrn. Once he SAID, r meant that you
should have every thing that you
wanted. but I ss3 20 him. fMr. Shaw,
you aid not put that down n black and
white aud ths consequence = that
don't have every thing I want
"Do y0u think. Mrs. Edom. ira;
thtsa visits Of Mr.. shaw ara simply
your dreams 1r that his spirit does come
ard tax 90 your'
fr don't know. 7 inst call them
dreaus. Mr. McAdan says they are.
bus don't know
fspo vcu believe n spirituslisnr'
"T don snow much about Il | used
a. hear Mr. Shsw ard his friends tsik
about its abiss rspping aad tables
dancirg. and sil that. and enc sad he
heiievsd in L. bgt 7 never saw it and
dor't know what 60 believe about Ib.f
TIE dresms ar apraritions seem real
e. Mrs. Edcm. ard certainly exercise Al
influences ever her she has not fol-
fs,we,i literary tfe iirections gwen her
~ Nr Shar hut ses always bears n
s-sind whss aIs arparifion says 70 her,