The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-08

Proof of the power M brother ana
myself possessed CT talking with
each other in cpiiit vas furnished TO
many persons duriu~ his last Illness
said Miss Trimble. OF course I cannot
make the cleira that these experiences
prove aaylhins more than eur power Of
thought transferrenca." size continued
but they We're remarkable enough in
their way. Whenever my bsothcr has
just passed through r Of those at
taeks which his physicians and twa
ni'rses believe wocld prove fatal he
would say. M sister knows all abor,
tits nov. she vii be cble to tell yoa
more Tomorrow about ny condition
than Won know yourself
T~eiepathic cells for Iielo.
@on such occasions / would De
awakened at my home b. his calls for
help. ! would know at once that Re was
in great pain. would SET az and COM
lose MY mind seadine rim reassuring
messages uatil l felt thai his trial was
over. AT the senitarium I was always
able the neXt Cay, oefo"e anything YRS
said, to tell them at just What time the
attack started, how long Is cnlurad
and what were its manifestations"
This contract between james n.
Trimble and his sister concerning com
munication after death vas not the frst
OF its remarkable kind Ia the history
Of the family. Her f9ther had sucn
an agreement with his fJther-both Of
them intensely interested in things
r~syehic-and was disappointed. Miss
Trimble's grandfather was q singer %
unusual ability and he promised whe9
ns was able to get in communication
Win his son to prove his identity b.
singing two songs. To her father.
Henry Trimble, this sign from his
father never carse, but later after iier
father was dead, Miss Trimbie saw
her grandfather and heard him sing.
MY mother was with ME when he
visualized himself" she said today. Il
had never seen my grandfather, as he
died before | was born. hut my mother
recognized MIN and told me VINO he
was. I was terribly frightened, bus
my fear was overcome As I listened Il
my grandfather sing three verses Of the
song ne had promised TO sing for ny
father.
Died Oh Day Spirit Named.
He said to my mother: Are yon
AFRAID? You must join us soon, and
set the date. My mother said. no. she
would com willingly. We told many
of our n%eighbors e1d friends of our
experiences and Of the day which he'd
been set for my mothers death. She
believed she had recovered from an at
tack of pneumonia. but she suffered a
relapse arc died on the day which had
been named by my grandfather"
Miss Trimble told of the many re-
m~arkable messages she has had from
her mother. Often they como to her
direct. Sometimes Miss Trimble seeks
the aid of a medium because Of the
strain of direct communication. She is
exceedingly 10th to talk of her expert
ences, particularly since most OF her
friends do not understand them and
are not in sympathy with them.
DR.. Gale declared yesterday that he
was in a position to know positively
many of the manifestations Miss
Trimble spoke of as being connected
with the last illness of her brother
were true.
Several other manifestations might
be mentioned, having to do with
thought transferrence and communica-
ton with the spirit world" said the
physician. i am not a seeker after
notoriety and do not care to say any
thing further. 1 an making a careful
study of the subject and nay have
something of startling interest to COM
municate in a short time"
On the heels of this published state
rnent of Miss Trimble's comes the re-
port of Professor William James, of
Harvard, who is not quite sure, but
thinks that probably he may have
talked with the shade of the late DR..
Richard Hodgson. He says: But II
asked whether the will to communicate
be Hodgson's or be some mere spirit
counterfeit of Hodgson. I remain UNI
certain and await more facts, facts
which may not point to a conclusion
for fifty or a hundred years"