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MADELEINE SMITH WHO FACED CHARGE OF MURDER.

HER DEATH CONFIRMED.

Offcial confirmation was received In Glasgow bast month of the death in the United States of Madeleine Smith, whose trial in the High Court in Edinburgh in July, 1857, jcaused & great nensation through-

out the British Isles.

The charge was' that she murder- ed her lover, Pierre Emila L'Ange lier, by the administration of ar- senic. The trial, which lasted nine days, ended In a verdict of "Not) provon," and she left the court a free woman.

Madeleine Smith was only 21 when she had to face the terrible Jordeal in the High Court. She was the oldest of a highly respected Glasgow family living in Indis Street, her father being a proaper- ous grchitect. Madeleine possessed Įbeauty, vivacity, and an adventur- ous spirit, and on her return from her English boarding-school took the cares of housekeeping and man- agement off her mother's should- era.. About two years.before the trial she was introduced to Piorre Emile L'Angelier, A Wative of Jersey, and a clerk at ten shillings a week in the employment of Huggins and Co., Glasgow. Though hopelessly ineligible suitor, L'Angeller became infatuated with Madeleine, and visited her. clnn- Idestinely in India-street and latter-

ly at 7 Blythswood-square, a house) how occupied by the Glasgow and Nest of Scotland Agricultural Col- 10.

Fatal Illness,

Manyine soon tired of him, and

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asked for the return of her letters. comnig now, and so the riddle must " FIRST THOUGHTS.”· This he reled to do, and threat. remain for ever unsolved; but the ened to blackhil her by showing great fascination of it still exists, them to her fath Madeleine im- and it is possible, by examining and plored for mercy,

L'Angelier weighing not only all the evidence

was relentless. She th

AN OLD ADAGE REVERSED.

When is the best time to think in

the sense of forming judgment and making up our minds? Many people say that they live more happily if they follow their "first thoughts" about people or situations.

experience the first thoughts of the

When we awaken from sleep we

day. After sleep the brain is hlort, the inner self, the unconscl-

ous is nearer the surface of the

Voice of Intuition,

iy took him back into fapparent brought forward. In the court of and law, but also documents which wrote him as passionately be- were not admitted as evidence, and fore, begging him to come and by a careful study of Madeleine's her, narrates the "Glasgow Heral own. letters, to arrive at some slight Once in February, 1857, and nowledge of the various charac- twice in March, L'Angeller was involved and the circumstances taken ill with internal pains, and a in wh they lived, so that a living third attack of this malady proved presentent of this tragic human fatal. He died in his lodgings on drama c recalled recently. March 23, having returned in the

The Verdict. small hours of the morning in 4 The speeches both sides at the state of acute illness. This sudden trial were brillia the defence in mind, and may, If we permit it, give death struck his employers and especial belag a mob of its kind. us marvellous assistance when friends as peculiar, and. a post The onus of proof res on the there are conflicts and difficulties to mortem examination was held, prosecution, the defence's yongast solve. which left no doubt that he had position was that no proof cold be died from a large dose of arsenic, brought forward as to Madeline of which 82 grains were found in having met L'Angelier before an What comes into your mind the the stomach alone. Madeleine's let of the three occasions on which herst moment of the waking day? ters were found in his room and at was taken ill. No such proof was are called on to decide some- his place of business, with the in- ever forthcoming, and there cannot thelating to your work, or chil- evitable result that she was ar be the smallest doubt that it was dren friends. What did you rested and charged with having ad- this which enabled the jury to give feel about this morning "Don't ministered poison to him on. three a verdict of "Not Guilty" as regards do it," "Act," "Refuse," "Be- occasions, the third time with fatal the accusation of administering ware." Thus eaks the silent results.

the poison on the first occasion and voice of intuition sch knows un- "Not Proven" in answer to the ac- consciously what everyday cusation of administering it on the selves can never learn through rea- other two occasions. The verdict, son or the Intellect. it is stated, was received with wild enthusiasm in the court. From Edinburgh she returned to Rowa- leyn, her father's mansion-house near Row on the Gareloch.

It was alleged that she poisoned her lover by giving him a cup of coffee in which arsenic was placed, the beverge being handed him through a basement window in the house in Blythewood-square.

Riddle Unsolved.

All Great Britain, states Miss F. Tennyson Jesse in the "Trial of Madeleine Smith," was agitated over the trial, and there were three points of view held by three differ

There is a period between hep and waking when it may be the the mind is keyed to wave lengths

the thoroughly] imperceptible to wakeful conscious ego, the you or Four years after the trkal she I who "think." It is in those mo married a young artist in London, ments of waking that we are recep- where she became interested in con- tive; and first thoughts are valu

There are no distractions temporary problems and Socialism. able.

ent schools of thought. There Afterwards she went to the United when, after sleep, for a moment, were strong pro-Madeleineltes who States, and remained there until consciousness is "simple." Percep contested that she was innocent and her death. Her hast years are be- tion is clear, and from the subcon-

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had been committed by her, and

that she should pay the penalty;

and a third school, in which prob-

knowledge and experience thought] springs into the waking mind.

The sixth sense is not, in. the scientific meaning, concerned with According to the Chinese press, intuition as many people believe, ably most students of the case have Shanghai, an application made by but with our musculer sense, our found themselves ever since, which the Nantao Tramway Co. to the ability to appreciate degrees of strain of muscles. The cat and declared in effect "Probably she Bureau of Public Utilities for per- did it, but anyhow he deserved it." mission to increase their scale of tiger who apring accurately

the their prey have fine muscular Certainly very vital evidence neces- fares has been refused on sary to prove her guilt was lacking. ground that there is no necessity sense.. But those who are gifted That evidence can never be forth- for such an increase.

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with intuition have unusual power of unconscious notice and of utilis. ing, as if they had a' seventh sense) their accumulated experiences and memories stored in the desper levels of the psychic. The life story of every one of us is repeti-i tion millions of times over of men- tal processes comprising emotion, thought, and effort of strain to ac-1 compliah. "I feel, I know, I do," thus says the psychological part of us, but the trouble is that the dull, insensitive everyday self refuses to recognise the vast hinterworld of higher powers within our minds.

If has been said that there are two "selves," the self we think we are and the real self. Is there not a third self greater than either- the self we may become?

We have, in the subconscious, vast reserve of feeling and power that we may glimpse in moments of inspiration and infultión. Try to realise this on waking to a new day. Give the "Brat thoughts" a fair chance, and life may become a thing of new and higher values. Elizabeth Sloan Chesser, M.D

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