The following record is taken from a paper by M. Jean Charles Roux, medical student, published in the _Annales des Sciences Psychiques_ (vol. iii. pp. 202, 203). These experiments in thought-transference at a distance were preceded by a series of fairly successful trials with playing-cards at close quarters, and by some other experiments designed to test clairvoyance. _Third Series_: Experiments at a distance. Lemaire is in his room, I in mine, with two rooms intervening. At an hour previously fixed on, I suggest a card to him. Date. Card thought of. Card guessed. (1) Mar. 15, 1892 4 hearts red, hearts; low number, five (2) " 18, " 10 hearts 3 diamonds (3) " 27, " 6 spades 6 clubs (4) " " " Kg. diamonds Knave diamonds (5) " " " ace diamonds 5 clubs (Agent had failed to concentrate his attention.) (6) " " " Queen spades King spades (7) " " " 4 clubs 6 clubs (8) Apr. 6, " 3 clubs 5 clubs (9) " " 2 spades 2 spades _Fourth Series._ The account of the following six trials at a distance in space and time, which are imperfectly recorded in the _Annales_, is taken from a letter received from M. Roux, dated the 19th December 1893:-- (10) Paris, 2nd April.--Lemaire having gone out I drew a card from the pack, the 9 _Hearts_, and tried to transfer it to him. Then I wrote a note to the following effect: "Guess the card that I am thinking of as I write these words," and left it on the table. A few minutes after Lemaire entered and guessed the 7 _Hearts_. (11) 3rd April.--Lemaire was out. I drew a card from the pack, the _ace Hearts_, and tried to transfer it to him. As on the previous day, I left a note on the table and went out immediately. When I came back at midnight I found a line from Lemaire saying he had guessed the _ace Hearts_. The four other experiments took place in a country town, at Chateauroux. We lived about 500 or 600 yards apart. (12) 13th April.--In the morning I saw Lemaire and said to him, "At 2 o'clock you must guess a card that I shall suggest to you." I went home, and at a quarter to twelve I drew from the pack the 5 _Hearts_. I saw Lemaire again in the evening. He had guessed the 6 _Hearts_. He was walking in the street with a friend. At about two minutes to 2 P.M. he looked at his watch, remembered the experiment, and immediately the idea of _Hearts_ came to him. A few minutes later, when alone, he tried to guess the exact card, and decided on the 6 _Hearts_. (13) 13th April.--I said to Lemaire that on the 14th April, at 9 A.M., he was to guess a card. After going home on the 13th April, at 10 P.M. I drew a card from the pack--4 _Clubs_. Next day, at 9 A.M., Lemaire guessed 2 _Clubs_.