. Both Miss Emma
Steele and Mr. Claude Burgess, the lady and gentleman
concerned in the case, are known personally to Mr. Baggally.

"Miss Steele writes as follows:--

"'16 and 17 SILLWOOD PLACE,
"'BRIGHTON, _13th March 1912_

"'Mr. Claude Burgess, who is an invalid, had been
staying at my private hotel, at the above address,
for some months. He left on 15th February to take
up his residence at No. 10 Belgrave Place, Kemp
Town, Brighton. In the interval between the date
of his leaving and the night of the 5th inst.,
when I had the remarkable dream (if it can be
called a dream) which I am about to relate, I had
not seen Mr. Burgess, and nothing had occurred to
cause me to think particularly about him.

"'On the above night I retired to rest at my usual
time. I awoke finding myself standing in the
middle of my room and answering, "All right, I'm
coming," to Mr. Burgess, who, I thought, called
three times: "Miss Steele! Miss Steele! Miss
Steele!"

"'By the time I had put on my dressing-gown and
lighted the gas I was fully awake. I then
remembered Mr. Burgess was no longer in the house.
I looked at the clock and noticed it was exactly 3
a.m. When I came downstairs next morning I told my
cook my dream, and remarked I hoped nothing had
happened to Mr. Burgess. During the next day,
Wednesday, 6th March, in the afternoon, a man
called while I was out and left a note from Mr.
Burgess, which I enclose. I was much surprised by
its contents. It struck me most forcibly getting
it from him, as he is paralysed and has to write
with great difficulty with his left hand. He very
seldom writes now, so it must have made a great
impression on him seeing me as he relates in his
letter.

"'EMMA M. STEELE'

"The letter from Mr. Burgess to Miss Steele referred to
above, which is now in our possession, was as follows:--

"'10 BELGRAVE PLACE, BRIGHTON

"'MY DEAR EMMA,--I had a funny dream about you
last night. I dreamed that you appeared at abou