New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
ARE THESE COINCIDENCESf
SOME STORIES WINCH THE TELLERS bFIltNf
,prrxAMp1Es OF THOUGHT TRANSFERRING

eo,,r croprFS WINCH THE TETLTRS BFIlENf
,prrx,MpLFs OF THOUGHT TRANSPARENCY
Como y, them believed In thought transference ana
.o,ro NJ them did not but they al had S'"''7 W
tell about #. and some Of them were go 'A''"p'''
for those who are Interested In Inc '""''''
., ,b,,n was barred out on the ground mat u'ourn
q cmed clear case nj first blush. there was "" ''"'
illustration Of thoucht uan-icTen'' III IT.
that With two others will be gwen ..
one man was to go to a dinner on o'''"n -
Ing where he hoped to meet woman ana il, ,A..
INV ,bot no would meet her. The night before
,hc dav OF the dinner he lad a DISTRESSING uI'"' -
which he lost tho woman. The dream "i""" =,
.nouch impression upon him To induce MN " ,'
:. g. . ,Iend the next afternoon. He happened I"
rotc the hour at the time IL WAS ) "'"h' '"''
o,erinc he went 10 the dinner and found tha' tn'
,on had been suddenly called from town by th'
u,,oee ~ relative leaving the city At j ococA'
rhis vraa voted by all not "A good case Inc N'N'
one Is better. h
ana NJ ne speakers was sitting in room. "hci
h. began IA think OF book which ne hhu r'"u WV =
ho y.s a child. He had not thought Of u III e''A'
many wears Even the pictures came ".'o''
"~os a. MAINLY rs II he kept the book @ior" MN
- -, ~ mining Of the stories and the pictures
.Io,o,t III of trembling came over him HIS 'i'Vci
roc I'm an adjoining room and he called ont 10 her
Lucy. arc you there ,-,u,,.. .,
Uvcs - sbo answered. "and feel frightened y
somctbInc. / don't know what 1t Is al" ""'''
ing -. o,oo,rr,n,.,
Relieving I'm thought transference. he al ohceIu"p'
Al this "cOincidcnce.' 100000. TN,
.vha, arr. Won thinking - lie called back Win
ant Leaving the room where he was =. ...1
of an old story book when We uS,u W - -
h, we were children she replied. " DO you ~
n,i..r 1.-The one with the pictures -hhu 9n VI,
,,.,', an Ia describe the very P't"rrs W." n,II
~cn' I'M iuto his mind. HIS lister whh paie any
cmrIImr when he went 10 her For NAV 'lo, ,Te
Wv, ,rrnnut any more than for his similar cOIi,io,
NC that IL was a part OF that pc ullhr H'""i ''
TO- ,hicb gave them the same thoughts, 80 :,
Itor. - the other case which seems ''esrN o"o -
NC H' man dreamed that he met a Yomah Nno" ~
-, -, lie noticed the gown which she Worc pa
n.I eH, rhe uext dar IN recalling IN. dream d,
,% .meml,rr the cut Of the gown. te Honoh. VIZ M.
~, ,rnnnn had worn In the dress every m' VI ''O'
,llr w. 1"ct cnud describe the dress III detail -
" rho next fine he met the woman nc shu at ""'0'
aThls Is very remarbablc'
What17 she asked
Inc 10" The matter with 1T" sne said. nn1lously
womanlike. mn oh must have seen yor
| .. g. Ief,re That you'd account for IT.. -,
put van never me wear IL beioo' NY ~ on a.,
. I'M, I. The 0r,i time that haze won II, VIZ" NV ~ :,
a. World l. II that CAUSES yUi a'toniShmeW III "
'utPe" ,n, evnlancd 10 her about HE dream. Inc
Ilo Itch ~ic wore was Identical III every rcSPec
cow ~, w. "ne which he had In his dream .
WIN ,d Le said in finishing his story IL tnht y
| NOR. Coincidence. then cont Know WHAT can't "
| called coincidence