The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-21
. FEMALE CLAIRvOYArIT.
r,r Money She Writes the Names of
f0- srrison's Chosen Ones.

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POLLS. Feb. IA clairvoyant
-, +.a reddest Of red hair, plump. figure
a4 cheeks as ruddy as rouge can make them,
a-.o+ber with a powerful breath and an
/ '~'r,anse quantity of Rhinestone jewelry,
Tho assumes to be as mysterious as a
az - riddles, has been lately couating her
D:1ti,ns nv the dozen among the gulllbe
l-11riars IInon the pretense that e can
EE.-1eaIl exactly how the cabinet for the new
lIno,iTistratjon will be composed, and per-
eUn-, another astonishing feat in the way of
looiinr the future through mystic sight,
I'd deciding the chances OF any applicant
Cor office Madam Storey is ner probes
al ~, name. but in private llfelt is rumored
9hat She is known as Mrs. Mulcahay.
Sfroa Storey arrived from new York
- two weeks ago, and displayed her
ehroIvd business tact at once by establish
81. borsalf in a suite Of rooms as near as
ny 90 IA possibly get to the leading repub-
49, rendesvous, the Hotel DenniSon.
TI'ara she advertised that she had predicted
tatb the nomination and election Of Gen.
Harrison and was prepared TO forecast his
oahiret. also to impart information to
o ofSl The ladys card boasts
of her ability to remove warts and
Unions Int no mention was made Of that
occomnIsbment in the notice she published
in the newspapers.
IL Toldav | called on Nine. Storey to obtain
bor version of the cabinet. Wise politi-
clans have struggled to fathom its COM
nlexion assduously, and in vain. Even
Cen Harrison has not been able to fully
decide I'D to this time, notwithstanding the
dispatches of the press agencles TO CON
trarv effect. Not SO with Nine. Clair
vovant. First, to put yourself thoroughly
into her confidence, and to make assurance
Of pour. hoho able Intentions as 1t were, it
ts iTnperatively necessary to stand and de-
liver SO to the lady. Business in her line
seemed to be brisk at the time of my call
ssYou will have to wait a few minutes, y
abe said in a mellow cadence, after she had
nocketed the money. At that Nine. Storey
disappeared through curtalned doorway.
Bey0nd the curtain | could hear her voice
mingling with that of man; but the tones
were too faint-to be distinct. Presently she
came out, and very graciously informed me
that | was next.
"Who is the gentleman that just left?'
inquired.
glance she cast at me. A second look, how
ever. treasured her, and she said:
He is a politician who wants an office. "
"Do you have many sucn visitorsN
AuOlDCL NO Gl1hSO az AAAV eAAAN CAAClAs
81 should say | did"
BY this time the lady was becoming
slightly communicative. In answer to
other questions she stated:
Not only gentlemen come to me for adj
vice and my knowledge of what is going to
happen, but ladies also frequently call to
learn what is IN store for their husbands
Or bro hers. You ee, my mystic sight, as
it is known, is infalhhle. [ predicted Gen.
J. al1 4 -
"YOur advertisement says you can name
the cab net" | stated. THAT Is what |
should like you TO do for me"
"Certaialy, CERTAINLY" answered the
clairvOyant. 81 ha o named good manv
cabinets since | came here, mostly for
people who wanted to win these newspaper
prizes. go into a dead trance, and while
in the trance l write the names and sea-
them in an envelope. Afterward | can't
tell a single thing l have written. Some
times it takes me between thirty minutes
and an hour to DO it, she co cluded, ''and
expect it would be best for you to go away
and come back
The madame spoke slowly, in quite a low
tone, and with an evident attempt to i'm
press IN with the full force of her extraor-
binary faculties Her eyes, which are big,
blue and dreamy, were closed or allowed to
move nonchalantly about the ceiling at al
DeTudi e lllI6FNdlS.
took my departure, and, returning an
hour later, found an envelope marked
paid" awaiting me. The madame was
positive that her vision had been clearer on
this occasion than ever before, and war
ranted her cabinet in every particular. |
broke the seal and found inclosed:
"This was written in a dead trance
Time forty minutes. The names of the men
who will be chosen by Gen. Harrison for
his cabinet are as follows:
Secretary of State, Blaine; Secretary
Of the Treasury, New; Secretary of War,
Rusk Postmaster General, Wanamaker
Secretary of the Navy, Phelps Secretary
Of the Interior, Thurston; Attorney Gen
eral, Plumb; Department of Agriculture,
Miller
Finding that the name of the illustrious
William 0. Bradley was not included,
told the madam that he must be somewhere
on the scroll of fame, and asked her to re-
lapse into trance and search him out. She
retired to the little back room and was
absent about five minutes.
THE only Bradley | can find" she re-
sponded, upon coming out, )" is a police
man.
The clairvoyant has evidently been read
ing the papers, yet her job lot of guesses
may be taken with just as much faith as is
reposed in the daily cabinet vaporings of
the politicians She is now located in
paradise of suckers and will continue to
thrive as long as the chumps and the dol
lars last.