Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24
HER ENTIRE PHYSICAL ASPECT CHANGED.
A stnrtiinE Mctamorphosis--in Her
New state she Tells About Thingz
of Which In Tier Normal Condition
She Possesses No Knowledge.

Is spirit world many believe; that
there is any communication between
The two worlds is believed BY few.
Yet from time TO time facts are
brought 10 light that seem 20 put II
beyond question that there ls u nfc 20
come, and that It's Inhabitants eau
occasionally make themselves evident
to mortal man. Then are the unbe-
levers compelled either to surrender
their unbehef or. as Andrew Lang
wittily Gays, to repeat at sheir leisure
what the psalmist said In his haste.
IAN men are liars"
Mary Ron, daughter of Asa u and
| Ann Ron, was born In Warren county,
| Ind, in the autumn of lS40, She was
a nervous child, from her infancy was
subject TO fits, which increased in Sc
verify as she grew older The family
| afterwards went to WaiseNa to live.
| When she was about eighteen years
| old she deliberately cut herself with
II knife in the arm 20 severely that she
| soon tainted from loss Of blood ana lay
| Unconscious for ave hours.
| on recovering consciousness she went
Into violent commissions which lasted
| ive days and nights When the CON
WILSON'S ceased she seemed 10 rcoog-
| eige no one, and was unable to see.
feel or hear In the natural way, but
she seemed TO read easily with a thick
| bnndGge over her eyes. In this con
| dltion she remained for three or four
days, and then passed into her former
state, She died suddenly while In
convulsion about a year later-July
| D. 1866
,,n'i...s HS'"iey Nviiiluul' 1"us 'llct Va
was born in Milford township seven
miles south Of Watseka, III. not quite
a year before Mary kOn's death. Her
paiehts moved 10 Natseka IN MI
their house IN thAt town being about
forty rods from that OF the Rome.
Their acquaintance with the R1ifs was
OF the slightest. Mrs, Ron called once
on Mrs. Nennum, hui the call was not
returned, and the husbands had mere
ly a slight speaking acquaintance
Lurnncy had good health until she
was "A little more chan thirteen years
old. She told her mother I'm the early
summer OF 1877 that some persons had
boon i'm nor room AN. niyht beforg
un .i,. h e.4 "s.IeG 70 her, NtnSy' ran
'V w. S sa'u' N,uu
t,S' VI NJ ,"VVi wv uugH la,cI'
Ivy ~, "uou. q V.ouN VI WV venus
her hno'nsI askva her 10 srt supper
n,. "."' ~" 'Iun'''
Ma, she salu' iccl so queer,
ana win me words, rem IN ~ NppnF-
en- NJ ana remained ilEig ana uhoon-
hvlou5 i"r NV nou'H' NHth hmN ~,
gained CONSEQUENCES Hhe sun telt
queer, and next day she again went
INTO trance, ana described 10 her
mother and frlenda several persons
long dead, and whom she said che
saw Among them were her sister
and brother During the following
seven or eight months she had these
frances quite frequently. and her relu-
tives benan 10 take steps Ia have her
sent 10 IN Insane asylum.
mr. ~ " Stevens of JaneavliIe wis
caiin1 Al ths invtnnce of fri.nds ia
~, p,n,y az, January N tgls no
sou,d bsr bc savs s,tiipg In n chair
,u ts,. ~, ,, ait,,', -, iSr
'.Al W.. 49,, Ia H.. H." W.,
huuvS; iT W., m''tVa ,i Nv mn i, ~
vu'lS w W wv e" ~, vSr' 1," '"h'
l0oKlhb eNtiE WY nv oh "'9 nuhb
5he Appeared hulrt Ilu ,rIppgu; enli
ing hrr iuthrr ola hlhch bloh' anu
her mother, 'pld Granny
she sald hcr name was Marina no
San that she was slAiy-thIee years
old; That she hAd come from 1orln"Iy
through the air three days before, and
would stay three weeks. She denied
all this In a few minutes, and called
herself Willie Canning, and gave very
different account Of herself.
When DR. Stevens rose TO No she
fell in a state OF rigid catalepay, Or
Stevens was gprltualist. and be-
Heving the girl was controlled by evil