The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27

The race took place three or four days
afterward, with sixteen 10 twenty
| horses, and only orc entry had colo!s 0S
| above. That was John \. Drake s Say
able, blue and gold. I had no faith III
the picture received and when tound
| that Savablc was 10 20 ! Ill the bclrlllG
l paid no further attention 10 the ne
ter. Sayable was PLAYED down 10 ID
to l and came in FIRST THIS genie
man had create: faith IL later e%pGEl-
ment. - closed my eyes while lying
| down, - be goes on 10 say. and two
blurs of color suddenly showed MP be
fore my facc-"raY ard magenta
Whca / GOT q programme on the
way 10 the track know Tor the first
time that these colors belonged 10 the
! Thomas stable, which had Hcrmes en-
tered for rhr race. His price was 70
| 10 win and even money for second
place. ] brt - each way aGd won So,
Is b" came out FIRST.
scrt Chess 20 Lon5on on EIsilecs.
Another accommodating ghost in1u-
CAcci DYING father in London 10 IN.
Nor he sua ~ America III tie making
of bis viii This shade was - Dr.:
P6;uuit, thr alleged spirl; control OF
MIS-. L"arurc PipcT. tic celebrated non
professional lurdipm of Roston, WITH
WhpW Inc British Society for Psycbi
cal Lcsrnrch has lately subjected to
" CO struY. MlS. ijpgr. afler tell =
The Soa 5 ":.fr that the father wC Ild
Il" in T" Few v.,"tH was asked 10 in
/ lerepdc with tie OH gentleman IN ia
vor ~ the son ire -i'cr,ial - Dir.
Phj"uii WIS crn;H ss.oH2d - inter
mCli"r'' aEd T'fI'n SO time irtimatcd
tho fatH-r d:yd suddenly Of heart fail
urr. rEe 500 STATED 1or i.onuon after
learning rom ''Nr Idinult, through
MIs. prpor. iac exact state of tho will
ana the iE'e'lIcrncc bat the pCiNcif,s.
executor would make q disposition -
hrs 9Th" son - favor. suhirc: 10 the
consent Of The oihor :wo cEocutors.
'Thfcc wCcl6 a;TsywarI t-stiGc5
the so0. II arrived in London, aui
found the pr'Ncir;'l executor to be the
man nr. Pliruit' bad described Tho
VIII wcEt materially. rs Er. FhinuIi'
had stated. The disposition was maIcJ
IN my favor, and ~ sister. Who was
chiefly at my father bedside the lbs;
tho" days OF rs l;fc, to,d mo he had
repeatedly complained of the presence
Of au old man nj the foot Of his bod
who annoycd him by discussing his
private affairs
That the ghostly :" nr Phmuit''
was ims old man is tho belief Of those
concerned.
An Hereditary Dream,
s.
tin is troubled hy a constant dream
III which the water comes up and covers
the lawn of the home OF her ancestors,
at Great Neck, l.. /. Once when she
told her grandmother OF this dream the
old lady exclaimed. ''Why, have YOU
had that old dream? | dream il, too
and my mother did before me. And
lately Mrs. Quentin was amazed TO dis
Germ that her own little daughter, aged
bnl L3I , In Il (.
the same thing, word for word SAYS
Mrs. Quentin. "and [ am positive she
had never heard either my graudmoth-
ct or myself speak of ii =
CHASTITY Ghostly Hands.
But for gbostIy ghastEness and
CHASTITY gbostIiness, here is the creme
dc Ia creme of the whole collection:
On the eve of his death, William p.
young lady play Braga S "Angel Sere~
made She on the same night, al
though 200 miles away, had this ex-
perleuce:
II was lying on couch in my IL !
brarY, thinking Of him. 80 on his !
hands Ct saw them dist. tool: |.
mine and led ME 10 the pi. states
the young woman herself calling |
that same sad night II al once be,
gan W pay AHSeI 12titha'AV- anu |
his hands followed mine all through |
the notes until became hystcrical and |
had to stop playing.
"Now comes the strangest part"
she continues. Ellis mother tells me
he kept wishing to hear me play, and
suddenly be became very quiet and his
fingers seemed to be playing upon a
piano. All at once he gave great
sigh and said: How beautiful, and
from which he never wa1ened. y
An hour after his death next day
the young woman, still 200 miles away,
was reading III her room when a
draught OF icy air blew between the
blue curtains of her room. Her little
dog raised his head, began TO whine
and then crawled under her chair