The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-26
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ReraIi.rg Statements Ma dc by the Unrov'
Idnat- Girls Father Pri 1r to Her Death.


Fsec4lI.rg Statements VA dc by the Unfov.
Idnat" Girls FaIhrr Pri ,r to Her Death.
iii, keencst interest continue; tc be
manifested throughout Europe in the
strGagc fato Of Eta Won Solomon, who
died ii a hy pnotic or clairvOyant trance
near Vienna three weeks ago. Franz
Neukomm,- who conducted the expert
ments which ended so trasioally, is a
well known engineer Of Werschetz,
Hungary. His special calling is boring
artesian well and he has won the
gratitude of tie population of many
districts in which, before his time,
there was not a drop of pure water to be
had. He has never failed TO find water.
Herr von Salomon, tho father of the
dead girl, is one of the great landed
proprietors of Hungary. A few months
ago Herr Won Salunon wrote an account
of some of Neukomm's experiments
with his daughter and others He said
in that article:
Having plunged them into hyp-
motto sleep, he CAUSED them TO fJrset
their mother tongue. AT his command
they were unable to count more than
three or raise uD teaspoon from the
tlble He put them hack into the fifth
vear of their lives, from the fifth TO the
eighth year, the twelfth year, and so
OF. Ee spelled, wrote and read with
them as Win children, and they con-
ducted themselves after the manner Of
children of the ages suggested. Neu-
komm pre-. ed a cold hairpin ON my
daughters LETT hand and produced a
/ large burn. IL is remarkable that these
/ hypnotic experiments were productive
/ or the best eEecis Oh the health of the
/ ladies.
THE most exciting episode of all
was tie following: Ny ,.-.;glItor, while
I N a hypnc-ic trcIco, suddenly uttered
\ cry and then began to speal, as fol
ows: 1T Is now a quarter to O'Clock.
1 thief haa slipped into our dining
rooIn. He Us Just placed himself before
/ rhc chest il which the silver is kept 50
hat he cannot b2 seen through the win
dow. lie Is putting things in his pocket
the 81 ,lr bowl, with the flower on
the lid; the coGeepOt, the saltcellar
He is :yonc into the drawing room. Now
he l. III rcy room. Tie hears noise. He
IS creeping IN Ter the table. Now he i.
lnder the sofa. Then she described his
light She tCld of the pause he made
,efore leaving the house il or.ler to ex-
miro the stolen Objects How he hid
himself il the g@r,,cn, returned ard
len buried the silver vessels in til,
.ar.!en.
The entire company was greatly ex
'ited ON hearing tbs narrative. We
i we're not thcn ia the 1ztle, bat a Nan
.Ul,, and without delay we sci ont along
With NeuEomth for the castle at Tuszir
The articles enumerated by my daugh
-cr We're gone, and we found them IL
h3 place she described.
"On Subsequent occasion we wer,
1esirous Of learning the rame If tn
hi1f, bat my daughter replied tha
lothing must he done TO render the mal
miserable We promised not to lOdg
my information az .i.-sS him, but Z
our assurances She made reply that tn
soal trusts not human promises, bu
lOes what it deems right We Who wit
lesSci al these things are under grea
obligations TO Herr Ncul-onm. II
caused PURE sources of water 20 spriui
mp where formerly there was none I
rink; but, more than that, he Ina
,hown rs that the divine spark exist
within Is, Of the Immortality OF whic
we are all Convinced today"
Herr Won Solomon has made no state
mcnt since the death of his daughter. -
Vienna Letter.