Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-23
BURIED WHILE LIVING.
THREE REMARKABLE CASES OF uN-
FORTUNATE lNrERMENTs,

A Husband Discover. Ills First wifcs
skeleton Outside Of the Conin-A Lover
Rescue. IN. swe.,hsart-siuden,. RE-
su.citate q Friend.
The wlfc OF n wealthy merchant was
taken suddenly IN with disease that BAT
fed the science, skin aud medical knowl.
edge OF all the physicians In the ncghbor.
hood. She appeared TO have n succession
Of violent swoous which lasted for differ
ent periods. She regsined consciousness
after long intervals and talked intelll'
gently To those around her.
After she had been III for a week she lie
gan 10 sink. and late one night rclapsoi
into a deadly faint. Three days and three
nights passed. and still she did not ~
cover.
The physicians made thorough cxami
nation and unanimously declared that life
was extinct. Pulsation had entirely ceased.
Her face assumed deathllke pallor. The
features became hard and rigid, and the
limbs stiNcned
PfriAsiH cAsr.
Dead she certainly was. said all the med
ioal men. and two days aitsrward she was
inferred Ia the family vanlt When atwelye.
month had pnsse-l away the merchant mar
RED again. Soon after his second marriage
the vault was opened 10 receive the cofiin
Of relative. The merchant himself
touched the spring which caused the I'D to
ny open.
As tho top Of the vault swung back on
It's hinges a skeleton. with m oininous
rattle, fell Into the arms Of the gentleman.
IL was the skeleton Of his first wife, and q
hrtaI aaaNsA .llar1aaaN ali . A...aFtsl i.
tails.
The unfortunate lady had evidently been
only In prolonged swoop. Asa broken
colin lay on the floor Of tho vault II was
presumed that, on waking up and finding
where she was, she had struggled violently
and caused the cofhu To roll oil the shelf
on which II had been placed. on 10 the
floor.
A large bono lay Gloss BY the skeleton,
and with this she bad evidently tried to
attract attention by striking the roof VI
the vault. Tho oil In q lamp, left by a
workman. had all l-en consumed by the
poor creature. Exhausted by want Of food,
hhe had gradually sunk aud died Ia real.
Ivy.
SAVED ny KissTA
Tho foregoing episode Is somewhat gruo.
some. but We can now quoin two examples
lNllpN'A W HalNil'f ifsNltHs " young
French Indy, deeply In love with a student,
was Informed by her father, an old man
who had made his fortune by selling RAGS,
that she would have To marry friend u
his, also a retired rag seller, WHOSE agc was
almost treble that of the young .frl. On
hearing this announcement she was seized
with violent Illness, ana In a few days
succumb~l 10 IL. sh. was buried Ia
church yard not far ffpm Paris.
On the same night the young student,
frantic with grief nnd rage, formed the
idea ~ uncArthing her. posaessng hipsclf
~ her beautiful black hair, and then, alter
killing hor father and the would b. bride
groom. drowning himself In the Seine. ~
dead OF night no proceeded TO the grave
yard. dlsint.rrcd the corps, aud wis cover.
Ing tho inanima,e lips with passionate
kisses when he noticed that the right eye
lid quiyercd very slightly.
With eager haste he bore her to the near.
ct house and applied r,storatiycs with
such success that she soon completely Ne
covered and was able To ny with him on
the following day 10 Germany, whorc tley
wcp united.
CONSCIOUS THOUGH nunirD.
Electricity has bccn responsible for ~.
storing a man who was declares, To bc dead
by the most expert medical authorities A
young ocrinah doctor, OF Hue phy-iqu. and
sAee'lont health was seized with an I'M