Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-23

lust laughs aL lNeIll. HIS NdS Sii"PPSH when he was made q life member oI the Congressional Country Club. be was moved into the cabinet behind the curtain
 Sir Arthur and Lady Doyle sat atthe lower end of the table, their hands still on it, joining the others.
 Weird sonnets from Cabinet. Uncanny sounds issued from the darkness of the cabinet--a low moan ing. punctuated sharply by violent shorts. Then came like the rustling of cloth or silken 6raperies.
 Faint whispers in Italian were be ing heard.
 Aida! Aida" murmured the me- dium, pronouncing the name of a dea re.ative.
 Suddenly the curtain was blown out ward as if by a strong gust of air. And the table moved violently under the hands of the spectators. I feel cold air on my hands" s@ Sir Arthur.
 Lady Doyle said she too re'+ cool breeze which Dr. Darlington la- ter described as a ghostly herald char acteristic of a seance. Now came curious rattling as of jangling handcaffs. Then scrath- ing sound, like a spirit finger faintly moving against the curtain.
 Explosively came a terrific shriek- one Italian word, indistinquishable even to the interpreter. The mediums sister-in-law, who sat next to La Doyle, covered in her chair. In the dimly lighted room the faces of the people there were more white blobs in the dark.
 Tabourine is Hurled. l Silence for a moment. Then the | tambourine played and suddenly it was thrown out of the slit in the cur ! tain and clattered on the outer table, | A bell was heard, and then several ! notes on the toy piano.
 Again something came hurtling out of the cabinet it was the mediums 1 belt And then a white strip--his collari
 ] And suddenly the little table came rolling out and fell on it's side next to Dr. Carrington's chair. Some Ct ! the spectators later said they saw 1 tiny specks of light against the som Der curtain.
 Palladinol Palladino!" came the murmuring voice from the cabinet.
 It was a whispering voice. Again ! it spoke: "Palladino is here. She is 1 here. She will try to show her hands her face" The voice trailed off. ] And now the spirit spoke!
 'I, who used to call back the spirit ] hDnlr D 1 To the people sitting there in the dim light the murming voice of the great Palladino herself, spoken i through the lips of the Italian boy. Doyle Says, "We Send Love" asked Dr. Darlington. Yes" came the whispering voice 1 Sir Arthur spoke: The power Es l getting stronger Palladino, we send ! you our love and our best encourage ment."
 1 We are glad to meet you again" :" said Dr. Darlington. "Ycu used to produce wonderful phenomena and hope you will try to help us tonight" !"
 Il will" said the murmuring voice
 But no face appeared, nor hands Instead the curtain was blown out again and Sir Arthur and several others put their hands against the | cloth, where they said they felt the impact of a mysterious body, and even a grip.
 The medium now was calling again for Aida
 Takes Fifteen Minutes to Recover.
 Sir Arthur and Darlington went in- to the cabinet and found the medium slowly coming out of his trance. The wire around his wrist was twisted as is he had writhed in his bonds. His legs were still tied tightly. After he was released it required 15 minutes to become normal Sir Arthur again felt his pulse and found it slow and regular.
 Tt was very good spirit sitting" said Sir Arthur afterward. To Dr. ! Darlington he added: q hope you will follow this up with more experiments.
 Dr. Darlington lid it was the boy mediums firsL public seance. Tt was very intere; Ils'," he said, but 1 do not counsel it strictly evidential rom scientific point of view"
 Other experiments are to made at tbe American Psychical Institute and Laboratory, recently established to study psychic phenomena, before Sir arthur and Lady Doyle complete their American tour.