The sun., 1893-06-11
afkinr them.hs a.ks fer faots and imprs.rions.

| gling .them.he asks fer facts andimpressions
his. and his chief facts and pr9ofs are drawI
side material he will also. sean books. say
for him to read. book through; he turns oyel
the pages and BY ready lntufGn H. spd "a ss1i n
eSort those o Darwn and Where
careful to verify the materials, with which
a sG and i Into
hare sposspm m once OF twice q the love h1T TSI.
sneesS nli oi Rs he 'da sSnss
" Of his work. It is ever present, to him. and
from this circpmstsnce spring his greatest =
Anthropologicai ConGress held In Paris,
an interesting incident occurred during the
boys were presented to .Lombroso and their
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Lombroso was irrltated; he saw that an at
about whom .Magnan declared that any one
Without ever sss suspeStns piu s IN her sneh
depths OF vicious and criminal instincts. Lom-
snr"ss rG% his H, with air e SAT
aSon hS pointed out @ to the Systanaefs seRsrs
meeting with Edison at q reception given by
ha hnsS sfen 1sna Mss s TS @ nG T
oRsTs Ss ses 5 10 da to DIE
that some one showed HI m . portrait Of Mas
cagni before he rose to- fame. and that he
and when made aware Of his. error error answered.: d
hox sr%S It IS that there al are de dsrenerssons s
MANY. have accused Lombroso Of want OF
right to make 1t. have endeavored to show
Why certain M , insccuracies and errors are inevi-
tho honesty there can be- no auestion. Sie II Is
6i%ss, 6I.;ssa fsSs \; q G.s 1Is SF5imlnsl
kThis book. in which the aeunn are more; more
numerous than the discoveries. in which the
s"e @ and "Sn 5 has hSw te
draw little, profit from those that are trust
GSHn az IN ther N sessrs
= Desides this loyal modesty and honesty
knowledge and confess an error. This de-
ponds on an esnecial characteristic OF his
athy to change or innovation. that timidty In
accepting new tdeas. which is 80 much devel-
II has ase % Sapy ws I Sa TSs
cries, or scientific hypothesis TO, problems
For eXamnle. 1t is we'll known that not content
With With having recourse to Spencer. Darwin.
pes to eSpn the or
ssTtan na % tats y
sos MT seek ss q, once among TIE minerals to
pnss Hnd Why soS0 nets EfS'eH The Siocrystao oys @
Erapheal theories Of D9mbicei Mario pill.
In further prOOf OF IOmbrOso'a scjenttnc |
honesty viii, close by relating matter which
has been much talked Of in Italy OF late. Lom:
pany With come other physicians. he was
Eusapia Pallndino. ,Lombroso did not hesi-
:ata 4, (. for moment to declare hims convinced
bs OF he and
wrote an article in which he described. the
'itranGe phenomena he had witnessed and all
aiken to prevent deception. Finding we'll
marked neurosis in Eusapia. be sought an
;n"wieSse Of mas n mo
nent Mt, 2f cnmtortless doubt he said to friend:
w S 'SRE @sG St ho hsye
ceiling a sense OF desolation on thinking that
eihaps nn our Is only an edGe
thers thought his judgment too, hastily
gain. and was present al. other experlmen ents
t ande s.Sa With the sane m medi.m This time he
essness @ with which he had ada deciersd ella M his eS CON-
hat had since overclonded his belief 'N'
ute boileye." he sad that v no stone n es Of tho
'ill remain atop OF the other. What would
2uP Mine Is new science. md I am but
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erect the right edihco and with tbs thought