The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-26

often related his belief that he would real
~ die on one or the other OF these two
dates. Many years elapsed and nothing Oc-
curred 10 recall the dream until his eld-
est son, the ministers brother was taken
~, and died on June of a certain year.
ON account of this fulfillment the father
ever afterwards believed that his sons
death was the one forewarned. and his
mind rested much easier. On January o,
however. several years ago, according to
lhe minister. the old gentleman himself
passed away. Nothing was thought of the
coincidence az the time. and IL was not dis
covered until some time afterwards. Thus
the uncertainty between the two months
appears 10 have fOrewarned both sad
events. The clergymans sister corrobor-
ates ms testimony i'm every detail
A celebrated psychic researcher, living
IN England, reports a. weird case occur
ring 10 a friend OF his. A few years ago
sne was staying In Paris with a relative
OF hers. very distinguished lawyer, and
man OF excellent physique and hand
some race. lie was slightly ~ at theTime.
and there We're no other persons but he
and she staying in his apartments He
hau retired early, and she was alone In
room deeply occupied in translating
an article from a French paper into Eng
llsh. she was absorbed in her work ana
had not previously worried over her REL
atiYe's health. without raising her eve.
she noticed the room door slowly OPEN
ana thinking that he had changed his
mind and returned, she continued her
translation and began to talk with him.
hecelElnS no reply, she looked up ana
beheld an awful sight. Staggering into
the room moved a figure. the likeness OF
her relative, apparently in the last stages
of imbecility. He had shrunk to half hia
hight, his legs seemed paralyzed and un-
able TO support his emacated FORM His
eNpressionless race was drawn, his Jaw
was dropped and his eyes beamed in a
hideous, vacant stare. The phantom con-
tlnued TO stagger across the room, CROPPED
Tor tho handle of door, looked around at
her several times and then openinc the
door tumbled itself into the next room
and disappeared. Frozen with horror. the
Hta.fl 80.
where she found him calmly asleep with
no semblance Of this fearful personality
upon his features. Shortly afterward he
began to grow worse, paralysis and Soft
ening OF the brain set in, and when las6
heard from, only a month or two ago he
was confined in a private hospital, con-
tlnulng TO develop into a real being re-
sembling the CHASTITY vision which appear
ed to forewarn his condition.
Another strange case is that OF n man
VINO appears TO have inherited memories
or places familiar to his ancestors, but
never viewed by his own eyes In child
hood, he relates, he was much given to
day-dreaming Two of these visions In
particular continued TO haunt him for
many years. one was of large VILLAGE
with rising plains and woodlands in the
background. He distinctly saw bridge
church, park and many other details
al photographed indelibly upon his
minds eye. Another was of a large town.
situated by the seashore. The houses were
putt along the shore, in terraces one
ABOVE the other, and. as I'm the former
Ease, tlere were numerous other points
OF landscape all clearly impressed upon
his memory.
While in college he was sent by his
mother to visit town. out i'm the country
Whlch ne mad never seen before. He had
never heard much concerning it, nor had
It ever been described to him. 1t had
been the home of his ancestors for several
generations, and was the scene OF a part
OF his mothers childhood. on reaching
IL ne was amazed to discover that It was
the town which he had often seen re-
nected before him In the first vision de-
scribed There was the same landscaTe
me same bridge, the same church and the
same park, Although he had expected to
see an entirely different village, every
thing at first sight was quite ia familiar
as a though he had spent his childhood