The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-27

wind from fhe i1a71e- 11e E4sk cts-
appeared. h1< rhe arm came down
frum the cnrrazn and seemed % enreSs
Dr.. Jelsea. no cane near golns into
zTzE@z
Messages Frsn srirs<iand.
~Is skar the spirit of ny fathery
asked Dr. Ielten- Three knocks an
nou1oed an a7rm4rive answer Are
you glad % mex y0ur scuy asked Dr.
IeIsn1. Thea came three Eone knocks
cn the side q rHs table n0zt distant
rr0m tie medium AT this Dr. Jeiten
5unped Up ard would sat down 10
uore-
DR. 0rerl then tock bis place IN tbs
cirrle He asked for hts father. ard
. xhastly half of a bead came out Of
nothing1ess Ore of rhs women
srrea nd The head Seemed 10 drift
down across tie right shoulder Of Dr.
Orett
ARE yon contenfed with the ca
reer your sou IS foslowinzy asked Dr..
Oreti Three atzrEsatiye knocks sound
ed upon the table
At this paint TIE narrative was taken
rp by the gray haired DIT Orsti him
self
salute ne with q kissT I asked. "
weat On DIT. OretL X felt q light en-
brace. but there ras 10 kiss My IA
ther. 3 there e spirit woridY ! asked
Three Knocks said there was. Is there
4 future lifeT asked. and again there
wer.s Ahree knocks"
At this point Nh Herman said. the
doctor WIS nearly overcome Nine
PsslNdi1o began 20 moan. there were
Eve kn0rks on the table. and some one
suggested that there wss too much
light one Of the two electric light
globes was bianketed Dr. Oreri men
toned that he would Ike 20 speak 10
departed daughter He asked II she
was satisfied in the spirit land. and
three knocks said yes
We again felt the cold wind" went
On Dr.. Oreti. ~and saw the curtains q
the berth buIging. A black mask ap-
pezred about the middle Of the curtain
Mrs BonfgEio screamed
This was too much for Dr. Oreti-
Mr. Herman said. and be quit the cir
Gle. Mr.. smeragiio taking his place.
FELT sian of Cross Placed on Him
i called for my mother" said tho
latter. taking up the story. -aud felt
light embrace felt distinctiy the
sign of the Gloss placed upon me. tap
ping. you know. at my forehead. breast
and right and left shoulders This was
repeated Then ] felt a kiss and two
slight pressures Of the cheeks as Of
pair Of lips brushing me- Then head
appeared over my shoulder
At this one Of the young women
tainted and had to be carried from the
room. She had not been well. any
way. the ship doctor announced It
was certain. other passengers said.
that she did not recover herself all the
rest Of the voyage. Mrs r. O. John
stone sat il her place
Nine Paliadino began to moan more
loudly than ever at this point" said
Mr. Herman. taking up the story
again. SEe wrenched her right hand
loose. waved il over the table. and.
though she did not touch il, the table
was raised two feet from the hoor.
After hnvering there second it fell
with a crash
ssThe seance was repeated the next
night in stIlI another room, and here
the same things were done We were
ali skeptics in the beginning. / can't
say L am not still a skeptic, but pur-
pose never to witness such an exhibi-
ton again. The passengers were
strained and intense II wasn't pleas
ant
Ccniured Faces Out Of Air.
Nine. PaIIadino was induced to come
to America BY Hereward Darlington
OF New York. He was one of three
professional prestidigitztors sent to Ma
pies some months ago by the English
Society For PsychicaI Research to test
Nine. PalIadino. In their report they
said that Nine Palladinc had conjured
grinning faces out Of air and that cold
currents OF air isoued from her fore
head and her left leg The medium
fell in her early youth and inflicted a
deep wound in her Uranium. The re-
port to the English Society For Psy-
chIcal Research said that the current
Of cold air from that -cranial opening
was strong enough 70 sutter a small
tag. while the current from her left
leg made her skirts bulge.
Nine. PalIadino has mingled with
many people Of education and cultsvs,
ret she remains distinctly illiteTate and
uncuItured. She Is afty-fve years old,
she speaks no English. and this is her
first trip TO America