Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

LONDON, Sept 27.--A series Of 70
marknble experiences IN mental tel
epafhy Is being contributed by English
men 20 a discussion now proceeding
ln tho London newspapers A. 20
whether the human race ~ developing
a sixth sense IN the form OF wireless
ielegraphy OF the brain.
Hundreds OF startling incidents are
related aud che widespread ability OF
people 10 forteli circumstances Affect
ing themselves IA believed by London
doctors to Indicate that evolution II
developing mankind into race OF
soothsayers.
Geo. r. sims well known writer,
SAYS that he dfeamt that his sister
was STANDING at his bedside and told
him that gomeone was dead. The next
day his sister called at his house anu
told him MS hrother-in-law had died
during the night.
Last year Mr.. Sims wac IN Lan'
Same with hts wife. They were 10
depart for Chamounix and the night
before they LEFT Mrs. Sims dreamt
;has when they got 20 chamounlx
her husband would receive black
bordered envelope announcing the
death OF someone. After their arrival
Al Chamounlx no letter came. but In
lts place a telegram announcing that
! Mt. sims nephew had been drowned
the previous day.
The Rev. Prebondary Granville de-
clares that on three nights he dreamt
/ that a newly constructed vault In the
graveyard OF his church had beeu
i flooded and that the ooffins IN the
vault we're floating about on the water
He ordered the sexton 20 Investigate
and there was discovered an exact ful
fillment OF his dream.
Another man while IN dreamed that
his doctor called on him and sald
would YOU like 10 go for a drive VILE
me?" The patient dreamt that NJ
went and In the course Of the drive
/. the doctor said, II would Ike to taxi
!. Won back 70 lunch. but unfortunately
we have only cold mutton, whici
would hardly DO for an invalid, wonll
u7" Two days after tho doctor called
invited che patient 10 go driving an
/. on the way homo made the same re
mark about taking the invalid hom
+ 20 lunch. but being dcbarfed by m
Z cold mutton.
M ID. II. shernrd says while he was I
y France several years ago ne was IN
q pelied w some mysterious force
d visit au old friend OF his, Prof. Fer
"a Inc. russian reyOluiionist- Whe
v ne arrived at the place whore Fenln
Il lived he was told that the old ma
81 had lust died.
Ia Some time later. while waikiki
q. along ono Of the Partisan streets,
IA Thought came TO him that Il was q
=, gent that he cali on his irlond, A
n phonse DaudCt He arrived az pa
70 diets house. put his hand on the doc
10 bell 10 ring n, but changed his MIL
n. and walked away. The next day q
70 newspapers announced D8udet's deaf
ID lie had died almost at the very MI
] ute when Shcrnrd grasped tho DO
~ bell.
p Recently, while engaged ON certa
~ memoits OF hia lie Ia Paris, shera
~ had written about his acqualntan
with william Bougueroau, the palnts
lie wrote of him az dead, when au
" denly the question presented Itself
at blm whether Bourniorcau was real
be dead He could not remember d
OF inltely. and nut the matter by an
be next day. The next morning 4
re papers had the death notice Of {
ey great painter. who had passed sw
ne the day before.
M Innumolahle other incidents SIMS
90 these are being youchod for by p
,h sons Of prOminoncss and they are "a
~ explained 8y Dr. McNemera. "
~. known London physician.
"a ,sphs.tcI.,e.,, faachqa that whorot
nerve Is stimulated or whenever