The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-26
MYSTERIOUS MAnlrEsrArloNs.
The Puzzllne Things That Happen to
Some People.


stories of events that foreshaouw
death says Pea1ou's Weekly ge9 N
writef Of this article is personally
acquainted With family who are sus.
ceptible to certain warning AMI d
once had the uncanny experience OF y
hearing it himself
one njew a child by M, IN the
room next to it the govcnoss slcpe.
On the following morning she spoS"
Of tapping at her window during
the night and was surprised 10 see
chat the father OF the child was violeu,-
" affected by her remark. The chiid
died early on the following mornrs.
Some years afterwards the writer.
IN company with a member OF this
family and some other friends. was
seated in room playing caras.
Suddenly he heard three distinct
taps at large French window whicl
opened into the garden. Looking ZAP.
bis gaze met that Of his friend's,
and ne saw sudden rallor come into
the latters face Afterv ard he mon
toned the occurrance and received |
the reply that it was the death tap
1 he had heard Surely enough a tele-
d gram arrived ON the following DAY
to say that his friends granLmotaer
+ was dead.
u Another instance occurred in tie
s writer's own family. A lady dreamed
that she was iourneying TO the wes-
: CT England AT swindom she left the
N train and waited in the waiting room
l. until branch connection arrived
N Suddenly she looked up at the clock
and saw that it registered 7i5. At
mat moment dense blackness came
.v over the scene and she remembered
ar nothing more.
y The next day the news arrived that
her mother haG died at 7:i5 that same
morning in her home in the west Of
England
Of Life is fun OF little inexpliable
IS mysteries They occur every doy, and
op are passed by as being merely ordin-
IS airy. Whenever the conversation turns
y on telegraphy or the occult sciences
there is always some one with d story
OF the mysterious to tell.
About ten years ago. on large
open tract Of land in the north Of
London Cnow fortunately covered with
- red brick Villas number OF boy.
we're playing cricket Suddenly taort
came a loud humming noise, like the
'fr combined dronins of thousands q
10 bees, and q great stone, larger than
''s mans fist whizzed across the cerie'
IN OF the pitch and embedded Itself il
af bank. Almost immediate il wa
RED followed by another and then taIfd
ou' Although they waited in hiding io
some time there was no repetito1 .
The mysterious missiles The quesHo
then arouse: Where could they nay
come from? The nearest house VA
y ~ =. quite 400 yards away. and machir
ter 10 have sent these large stones wnir
ong ing at such frightful pace over chi
not distance would be rather an extraold
er- nary article Of furniture tor sublp
M n ban villa. so the cause Of this remarl
Out able occuranee yet requires explains
Hu- lion.
'ub- In the same district, few yea
np'c back, four young men were seated
''ns' q room playing whist Suddenly, ia
FOL. after midnight. the door, which l@
atty beeu latched, opened slowly until
snds had reached It's fullest limit
'aed In surprise the players looked u
''is. but no one was standing in the doc
he way. Then, ere ore Of them coa
the move. the door slowly c!oseo its'
-ican again. Immediately one of the you
merry men Jumped up. pulled the door op
'ana, and stared up and down the hall,
there was absolute silence and no
about.
Some years ago gentleman
n seated at a table busily writing.
al The moment he was alone in the hoa
suddenly he heard the patter Of /.
=, outside the door and then the sou
lgnI OF dog barking. Going outside
room he saw, 10 his surprise, that
n dog aad found It's way from the
49, den into the house, ana lor SONS
son was violently barking
Crash! The room behind him
enddenIy IN darkness aud a smell
escaping gas preyaded the air. Dir'
muen " he understood what had happe
and hurried TO seal up the pro
. pipe Of the chandelier The latter
Win lying in a thousan pieces on the 1t
But for the mysterious Instinct
Is TO raused the dog to enter the fouse
cele- attract this genteman's attention
ry Of would probably have been killed
the falling chandelier for he had
'sAen, sitting directly beneath.
/, vas vas But there is no end TO the nun
: =, 90 oo OF similar experiences, un'h on'
--'0 led TO believe that there are II
var IN mysterious forces at work Of "
4 mis-. we have no conception
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