The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-31
rAE Won sAloMoN rRAoEpY.


geRGmIl.ng Statements Made by the Unfcu.
Tunate Girl's Father Prior 20 Her Death.
The keenest interest continues to be
manifested throughout Europe in the
strange fate Of Eta YOU 6alomon. who
died in hypnotic or clairvoyant trance
near Vienna three weeks ago. Franz
Neukomm, who conducted the expert
rnents which ended so tragically, Is .
well known engineer of WerschetE,
Hungary. His special calling is boring
arteSian wells. and he has won the
gratitude Of the population of many
districts in which, before his time
there was not drop of pure water to be
had. He has never failed to fiud water.
Herr Won Salomon, tho father Of the
dead girl, is one OF the great landed
proprietors of Hungary. A few months
ago Herr Won Solomon wrote an account
of some of Neukomm's experiments
with his daughter and othera He said
in that article:
"Having plunged them into q hyp-
motto Sleep he caused them to forget
their mother tongue. At his command
they were unable to count more than
three OF raise up teaspoon from the
table. He put them back into the fifth
year of their lives, from the fifth to the
eighth year, the twelfth year, and so
on. He spelled, wrote and read with
them as with children, and they con-
Quoted themselves after the manner Of
children of the ages suggested. Neu-
komm pressed a cold hairpin on my
daughters left hand and produced a
large burn 1t is remarkable that these
hypnotic experiments were productive
Of the best effects on the health of tho
ladies'
The most exciting episode Of all
was the following: My daughter, while
in a hypnotic trance, suddenly uttered
4 cry and then began to speak as fol-
lows: 1t is now a quarter to O'Clock.
A thief has slipped into our dining
room. He l1ls just placed himself before
tho chest in which the silver is kept so
that he cannot be seen through the win
low. He is putting things in his pocket
the sugar bowl, with the flower on
the lid; the coffeepot, the saltcellar
he is gone into the drawing room. Now
he is inmy room. He hears a noise. He
is creeping under the table. Now he is
under the sofa Then she described his
1ight She told of the pause he made
Defore leaving the house in order to ex-
anime the stolen objects. How he hid
himself in the garden, returned and
hen buried the silver vessels In the
garden.
the entire company was greatly ex-
cited on hearing this narrative. We
we're not then in the castle, but at Man
1ok, and without delay we set out along
with NcukomIn for the castle ct Tuszir.
The articles enumerated by my daugh.
ter were gone, and we found them in
,he place she described.
Ion a subsequent occasion we werc
desirous of learning the name of the
thief, but my daughter replied that
nothing must be done to render the man
miserable. We promised not to lodge
any information against him, but to
our assurances she made reply that the
soul trusts not human promises, but
does what it deems right We who wit
messed all these things are under great
obligations to Herr Neukomm. He
caused pure sources of water to spring
up where formerly there was none to
drink; but. more than that, he has
shown Us that the divine spark exists
within Us, of the Immortality Of which
we are all convinced today"
Herr Won Salomon has made no state
ment since the death Of his daughter. -
Vienna Letter.