Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-06

cate disposition would have been likely to
do at the sight of the man lying dying
and at the ominous sound OF the crash Of
the collision.
She could not explain how the terrible
vision had come to her. She cannot, and
makes no effort to, explain any of the
far off, weird sights that come before her
psychic eye"--if psychic eyer there be.
The observations and testings," as Mr..
Abbott calls his investigation into the gifts
Of the Kansas girl, have covered several
weeks, and many of the tests have been so
spectacular and the demonstrations 50 awe
inspiringly curious that 1t was deemed
essential to arrange to take Miss Dennis to
New York for the further tests which are
soon to take place.
To Be Brought Here
To Undergo More Tests
Abbott says he will tell "a most fascinat-
ing story" to the Society for Psychical Re-
search. Some of the carefully compiled
proofs OF important manifestations Of
Eugenie's have been assembled and are
quite interesting.
Wednesday evening, February 5, Mr..
Abbott assembled twenty-five guests at his
home to meet the girl and to observe demon
strations of her unusual tendencies 1t is
doubtful If that evening will ever be for
gotten by those who came to see out OF
curiosity and who found one Of the most
enthralling Of evenings.
Soon after the spectators had assembled
Eugene went into that perfectly normal,
entirely human and not at all extraordinary
state of normal concentration which pre-
cedes the revelations" She was soon re-
citing interesting and truthful things about
the personal affairs of each Of her guests
recitals which amazed the hearers.
With the suddenness of craftsmanlike
climax of a thrilling melodrama, Eugene
raised her hand and cried in shrill and
excited tones:
wait! Waltz"
lUdL TepedIeu DiOho
into the personal demonstrations she was
giving to Mrs. C. w. Kalteirer, of 2211
Ohio street, and Mrs. H. C. T. Wulff, of
1914 South Nineteenth street, both Of
Omaha.
I'm getting something" Eugene cried,
something awful is happening. A man Is
being killed, right now-right here In
Omaha see a street car. L see three
dark-faced men running through the
streets. The man Is dead"
Hear of the Murder
On Their Way Home
That was all. Then she went on giving
her message to Mrs. Kalteirer.
Fifteen minutes later the guests left the
Abbott home. They went to trolley sta
ton nearby and boarded hometound car.
Having taken their seats in the trolley,
they observed that the conductor-whose
name is Edward Harrington-and the
passengers were all much excited and were
talking of murder which, 1t seemed, had
taken place in close proximity to them.
"What happened?' Mrs. Kalteirer asked
Harrington.
"A pollCeHldu was just hliicu at tuS Gnu
Of the carline--about fifteen minutes ago."
the conductor replied.
The policeman who had been killed was
Patrolman James f. Scott.
An investigation showed that the muir
der had taken place exactly at the minute
Eugene had seen it with her psychic
eye"-that three negroes had been over
heard plotting to commit the crime, and
that the dead policeman had been shot by
each Of the plotters. This story Is on
record, signed and sworn to, and will be
presented by Abbott to the Society for
Psychical Research.
Abbott admits what he has never ad-
mitted before--that he is practically con-
WINGED Eugene Dennis has power which
this world knows nothing Of; that she
has a mind which reaches into some i'm
mortal plane of habtation, which reaches
out, likewise, into the lower wave strata"
and catches things that have to do with
ordinary, hum-drum contemporary life.
A first theme in physics-not psychics--
holds that il tree fall in a primeval for
est, where there ia not the smallest atom
OF animal life and where no ears are to