The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28

viii Lombroso the shade make good
arouise Of Lombroso the man to c8!l
ny Turn Oh the spirit wireless aud
N chat is going on over there upon the
.' houk of the inky Stygian stream
~ ,be soul of 'ILombroso the Great
tsn nyoye itself immortal TO the salts.
'n,;Jnn 'nV,; of thc hardened skcptics, agnoS-
and intidcls of earth
'Fwv Fwbcn fiftv.fve years old this great
,,'n;st and criminologist of Turin still
nuEoycd spritualism and all that per
vgr.1 thereto 10 be 'low tomfuolery.
S'no rnne hc was taken of unwillinglv 10 at
In tho scancc Of some spritualIst me
wv 'u,. .nd the other day. Al the aye of
a'nD,y a'pmi, three. ne died believing in the
F,r;,,al OF human personality after bod.
r 5cath. To prove ii 10 the hundreds
y his brother Savants. who, because Of
~ spiritualislic views, came 10 regard
I'M e;s as u fantastic visionary. he made q
Palonm autc-mortem compact 10 place
. himself. after death, IN definite com
a";c,tion with his fellow members of
p"'' ha Milan Society for PsvcNjcal Re
ercL And he arranged thI, his com
"n;c,tions should be made through
,hst celebrated Italian medium with
rhom lie had been experimenting for
n"o" ,hn nost fourteen wears. Eusapia Pal
IN; J;,p ...thc despair Of science, who
ssur;rcd in New York the other day
Woman of Mystery,
rbs woman of mystery. now white.
h.;rcj and obese of figure. was born III
small Italian town some hfty-fivc
rs.rs aga. and after having been or
sl,aned and abandoned ON The roadside
ihe ra. received AS Il nurscmaId in n
Ill ,o do family. Like Joan Of Arc, she
,uGcrcd from girliSh hallucinationS and
u IEms,;fnstatious >" She complained OF
\ s~anga faps on her bed, declared that
I ,6c be1 clothes were sonnet ines stripped
II "a bcr bv invisible hands and claimed
Il hat shc saw ghosts. Al length an
H Ilrslian attending a scancc III London
/ reciycd communication from an allcg
IA spirit claiming 90 have living in
| Saplcs a daughter who was skilled
II ~eiiun,. TINS man thus found kuSapia
4 4 Narlrs ard attended u Scaurc nj the
H lomc where She was thc poor nurse
raid She was then eight. and so cX
l,aordnary became the manifesto
4 lions IN which she participated that
Il hr gradually gave up nursing for pro
h ,sS.ional ncdiumship. And finally LOm-
|| hro>o commenced his experiments with
N b., In which there co-Operatcd with
N iim some of the master minds Of Eu
ppc
Her mysterious power has held these
scI. even since she became white
hired and obese, and although she WAS
kuorant of book learning and vulgar of
,rech. Al times thcy caught her I'm
he very act Of pcrpctratiug clever
/ .rauds during searccS. Bat at other
ires thcy got equally good results, at-
L J.. f.. Ia l..v
Ithsnge her clothes. bind her. hold her
isrds and feet and turn on and oil. ~
II hin. the light OF the seancc room. Still
he would cause the scaucc table 10
lrst in hc air and would even cause
tespif TO rise TO the top of it while still
|Ir.ed in her chair. These fCatS OF
wiiaiion LombToso thought TO have
.cre relation 10 Il mysterious breeze
II fke current of air alleged TO issue
Iinm scar on the left side of Eusapia 5
imehesd and also from her left leg.
Il BE claimed that au object touched 10y
l}iG skin when the latter was blown
guiwsrd by this current from the latter
Nprce would either draw back or rise
4Iin the air But some Of the most won
Iysful of EuSlpia 5 alleged featS were
~ receipt and transmission of messages
hon the dead. such as the Turin so
Iiey now expect her 20 dispatch for the
I'zpcetlnt shade of Lombr0So.
IHcv She VIII Work 'the Wireless -
As 10 how she will work the spirit
Ifneless, il the message does come over
N 'le clEcuit. Lomhroso gave an iul5i.ng in
III inscription OF her actions at such
IFa5cpS. FIRST she viii enter the trance
'a;e. with tears falling down her
II hesks. She viii pant her breath, her
lEbs viii rerk and become rigid, she
SVill tmu ghas'ly pale, her ovD viii
lIl upward and inward and she viii
sEgh and weep with violent mysteries.
>ow toe strange currents Of air Will
'sne from her skin and il viii hc time
.R her 10 transmit the message from
lmbrosO. Then. awakening from the
fanee, She Will cry out with 4 pltIiUi
rl and throw of the spell,
Il One OF the first of these dca,h.com.
Pel tests OF record was that entered
VI Flo BY Lord Brougham, nftcrward the
,ssI Fd lord chancellor Of England. and
v" most intimate boyhood friend, &C,
" 'lN whom hc attended the university.
s-En We frequently in our
y s1s discussed and spCcUlated upon
NJ .ahy grave subjects. among others on
Immortality of the soul and on a
rlnfc state, says the chancellor in his
Mn.oTs. This question and the pos
-Epmly, ! viii not say of ghost walk,
Ont Of the dead appearing 90 the