New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

vanced several shots rang out. which took no
ping shots. which grew more frequent as ad-
vanced, were sufficient evidence that they were
comes the most curious part OF my story At the
L,a,,-] ,ao,1iS - ,I-asz NJ
was in my mouth? Wen. that sums il up exactly
drea inland battle was in blithering funk Pres
entity a mule stampeded Then man near me
was too much for became completely de-
whipped cur heiter-skelter. tumbng over bowl
ders, sometimes falling four or five feet down clefts
Up which I lad iabOTI0uSly clambered a few mo-
Hents before Bruised and battered, my bayOnet
running I'll I reached the main BODY two or three
miles in the rear Well: the upsh0t- you an old
OF under arrest 10 await my trial for cowardice
ended Next night as usual / took up the thread
OF my other existence My trial took place re-
call the details with almost blush Of shame The
result was. of course. a foregone conclusion
"t1eSses the5s were IN f plenty oT 70 testify 2 to
the far TOO fagrant for any mitigation
of the sentence I was. OF course. condemned TO
be shot Al present I await confrua ton OF the
sentence from headquarters
Jim, Go you see what sisnlncance Inls curious
fEsss Gents NJ which I have dreamed with such
vivid force. are really taking place in other
country. perhaps In another world am there
in the spirit. or in some substance Of which We
1T is a Common belief with some people that
they have another body in co-existence with them
selves These dreams have won Won me over 70 s9as
OF the don. Of his twin being IS vouchsa1ed 70
a man in such manner
extraordinary events seemed to drain his strength
His voice had groH.n weak and HUSKY 60.
Dick unless these constant dreams are deprtving
/ cannot understand the cause Of your perturba-
Cant you see?" cried Colonel Kenyon, excited
". Cant you see what I fear? Tonight snail
go to bed TO dream once more How 49, DO k4ow nov
do I know that the sentence Of death Whlen VII vii
- DC 1e eI1laI 0' 4ffecr on nv earthly body
don't fear death for myself I can meet II oravey;
ana At.g - 6eeL a +baT' and know that may De
called from life leaving them helpless and unpro-
tected? Call fanciful- call me oveTsIruns--
crush down the feeling that course is run that
tonight when bid my wife ana E-eei sooC LLs4I.,
I bid them good by forever on this EARN as
enyon!" calculated o This f6 Is aGRe IDeke y3e
words with emphasis feeling that at all hazards
conviction, made evident by the emotion G; Under
gSat ThSR ns snon8I8 70 Belief that ne might
right Come into the garden ana nee ,er On Is coiiSUe
Colonel Kenyon assented, and We stepped OUT o.
the room As We paced up @ ana GOWI i+ ~ lev As
slIrling Colonel KenyOn's fear TO be prooaoLe or In
evEe must lust wait quietly Dick. said what
Is not responsive 70 our hands We cannot mould t
Continue Don't you think il is possible that these
dreams are but the orseIf in the hands Of
specialist in mental disorders II may 9e Inl , ne
yOIlld
- I'm Old NAN know you make that sugges-
as feel but there that within me w1lcn tel tells me
that such a course would be useless w VII IusI
nsss the day quietly II nothing happens to-nISnI
will go TO doctor willingly Help me 20 sustain "a IA .
ar11ra1 bearing in the presence OF my wIe Let ne
sfIsDeCt nothing Perhaps all may yet oe WSIl ana
would have her needIess4y aIaIIiie-- -iO4
All the day the long hours dragged on leaden
sooTad thought night would never come BraVe /
80 - i--ar- Colonel Kenyon to be. I marvetled I
ar his ar1IraI der1sanOr. Now and again MS Ssyety
seemed trhe forced Pus {,5 oty ny bs 4o keep the
ball rolling though 1 doIotSQ Wnetler ~ ,4 S sI
truest kindness 10 keep MS we 80 b s
i,,- "a sleep in the bedroom next TO mine his VIE
Showed some surprise Ianey t ro~gSTr @ @ I1T art S'
Is,g-b tne household retired rest AS I IN
dressed I resolved that IN the early nours OF tne
nIo!LiiIe .i go ne Jared I myself only slept in L
- tas al through the night Ny brain fever
& lshty extfr7aoriinary tale and endeavoring TO
rasp at some salient fact which might throw h-tI
,,f+ on -, forces at work as Colonel Kenyon evt
dentv believed Did he. through the medium or MS
dreams, step INTO announcer ~ -.
Of the tnscrutanle mysteries OF the unlVefsS- a.
the existence Of which man but dinly guessed re-
veaIed him? could not answer these questlons
When I heard the clock strike . determined 10
After slipping on a dressing gown stole quietly
sIeeping NV heart bounded with relief. When l Il
got into bed agaIn I fell almost instantly asleep
and did not wake till o'clock Once more crept
into The cooneps room All, thank God. he was
still sIeepin g-sleeping quietly drew ne4rel nc
over me I darted forward and bent over the bed
He did not stir. Colonel Kenyon was dead
rTFs av-ff1I knowledge stunned for moment
Then recoIlected myself and for medical aid,
tho,Iph 7 knew IL could avail my friend nothing |
The doctor came and spoke Of failure OF the hearts
wrong.-CThe King