The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

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Nv, IA very interesting
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a I'm n mcntn suggested.
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IsffS,e reliable periodical. /
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sweater authority 1u mattr'a relating +,
90 hal,ueinatIon. srcrnd sight. ohsea-
tisu aud kiudrrd subiscis
FIRST ne ati is noted that Nine.
ial.g Csr,vt cuc ~ thr victims ot lhe
trv hai a clear pryscntimcnt Of her
ietth Watn she hads her trirnds good
tt cn zoe morning ~ the fatal day u
cas- evident that she never expected 20
ce thcm again She I'D that during
Do u.shi she had suffered from
'fishtiul nightmare and that she had
iramsi ~ being burned alive Equal
I l singular VAS thc recent experience
I 81 a Partisan doctor This gentleman
Vas taking q walk one afternoon when
fuidcniy thc thought struck him that
bis house might catch Ore during his
absence There was apparently no rea-
son why any such accident should take
| plice. nevertheless. the doctor hurried
home and. sure enough. as he APP
preached the dwelling be- saw volumes
II smoke pouring from one OF the
chImneys Rushing In. be found that
the fiue In the room adjoining his own
had caught FIRE. Thanks TO bis pre-
sentiment be was soon able TO quench
the fiames.
The Annales des Sciences Psychiques
recOunts two slfgllar examples Of eX-
ceptional value. President Lincoln. u
says. had an unerring presentlment
that he would be assassinated Dur
Ing the night preceding his death he
dreamed that he walked down flight
Of stairs which were draped with black
cloth. When he asked the cause II
this mourning he was told that the
president Of the United States had
been killed at the opera house lie told
Mrs. Lincoln OF his dream. and she
begged him. but In vain. not 10 go Ia
the theater that evening lie smiled
NJ her fear and went calmly out "a
meet his doom.
The second story recalls the mystic
rious tragedy Of Louis II of Bavaria
This mad monarch threw himself in
10 Stornberg lake. which surroundc
. his palace. and dragged down 10 deatt
with him hi physician. DR.. Won Gud
den. who had plunged into the waici
In the hope ~ saving him Now.
i few days before his death. Won Gud
% len had dreamed that be- was stug
CLING In the water while yainly NY
Ing 90 save another man from drown
q Ing he told bis wife about the dream
10 and after his death she told the 1or.
20 the Anthrop1logical society OF 'lu
llch.
Equally singular ere The stories toll
lbout Mr'De Lcrlzolles This gentle
!, nan was recently crossing q mountain
, Ct a little distance from hla home whoi
ie suddenly received. AZ q we're. re-
'cre shock. which plunged him int
. be- deepest melancholy he felt a
= hough be- had been struck by
~ .llnched nst. and for a few minutes hi
anguish was extreme Ills FIRST though
Mas that some terrible calamity hn
happened 10 him or Dis family an
hat he would hear OF % on his arrlya
I It home he was right Hardly ha
!, ie crossed the threshold OF his HON
W when be received n dispatch annouu,
ng the death Of bis father.
u on another occasion Mr.. De l.,
a -izolles was travelling with his WIN
N and she remarked one morning IN,
she had not been able 10 sleep durin
ID he night. as she had constantly hl
s. fore her eyes her dear friend. Nine. u
a.. who. according 10 the vision SCENE
N 10 be- dying. A. Nine DE ~ was sul
X posed 10 be In excellent health. Mr. !
u. Ierlzollos assured his wife that thei
~ was no significance In her wakir
be dream. Hut his wife would not be col
d. WINGED. and. indeed. letter came In
an few days telling them OF Nine. De b.
unexpected death.
ii. Eight hundred cases. somewhat slf
nd liar TO this last one. are recorded In
m book published some time ago In I'm
AZ land In each case some person sa
a, ghost or apTnritiou Of some liyil
In relative or friend o.. the precise m
4. ment when this relative or friend W
ma ON the point Of dying.
II II were not for a prosentiment NJ
4. Fart would probably never have col
~ posed his immortal Requiem" o
w day. while he was sitting alone. /,
=, In melancholy reycrle. stranger q
Nv tered the room. and. laying a han
II" some sum Of money on the table
~ quested him 10 com Ssiso "Roqulel
0a' In memory Of dear friend who h
,H Just died. Mozart agreed to do &C., q
" he began work AT once Night n
W and day he labOred with eXtraordlnl
OH zeal, until, finally. his strength ga
way and he became m. when his "
lh' tried 10 cheer him he said brusQu,
'es IT'S no use. composed that I
M quiem' for myself and II will be- pla,
ry' at my funeral" Nothing could rid
rth mind Of this idea Nay, ne was O,
en- convinced that the stranger was a ,
are ltor from the other world. who !
10. come to warn him Of his approach
Ia end. SO he worked At the "Requle
DO until II was finished. but when
Us stranger came for II Mozart was do
''s' lie Could Vote.
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