| Show ESCAPED FROM THE COFFIN 4 1 The most remarkable experience of of i 3 t. t Baron Corvo who was to all appear I iIA 4 i qI L. i V i 1 1 Mu BARON CORVO i ances dead and was then placed In a 4 coffin and entombed Is told hero by bythe bythe the baron himself In Ina a plain lain but wi vivid manner he be describes his sensations sensations sensa sensa- i as the priests said the last sad rites his coffin was nailed up and he t. t X- X was carried off or to the tomb which was r i about to be sealed up by concrete v Baron Corvos Corvo's thrilling story of how howIt Hf r It feels to be buried burled alive has great timely interest just now in view of the J agitation In favor of a stricter examInation examination examination exam exam- of ot persons supposedly dead r The baron had been a student In a Roman priesthood but being ill he t went Into the hills of San Giorgio living lIv- lIv r i ing ng In a villa there Close at hand was 2 J the convent of ot the Cappucini In whose It If garden the baron used to walk One day frightened by a lizard that suddenly suddenly sud sud- 1 J ni w denly leaped Into his sleeve he fell to a 1 the ground apparently unconscious c As a matter of ot fact he says he was f v f r f perfectly conscious The doctors toned toiled over him rubbing and bathing s hIm ilm and applying revivers of ot various kinds during all of which the baron says that he was wholly conscious observing ob oh- 5 1 3 serving everything that was being i done to save his life He says he even noted the smell of ot ammonia 1 J 1 Finally the doctor gave him up as F. F dead and so Informed his family f Death he said was due to heart failure failure fail tail ure caused by a sudden shock of or fright right to a hypersensitive r tion Ion 2 |
