The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-24

through this house, and its influence In
conjunction with that of Saturn threat
ems some misfortune to Mr.. CleVe-
lands children before Herschel passes
out of the fifth space. But the astroi-
cgerS are merciful in their evil pl'edlc-
tions, anyway, for it is said that what
ever i'll does befall him will be sudden
and unexpected.
THE PRESIDENT SHOULD NOT
FLIRT.
But there is still more trouble in store
for Mr. Cleveland, if there is any faith
to be placed in judicial astronomy.
The seventh house in his horoscope
which controls marriage and love af-
of Saturn, and this the astrologers say
is a sure sign that Mr.. Cleveland is, or
will be. very unfortunate and unhappy
in love and matrimonial affairs. Sa-
turn certainly seems TO be the presl-
dents 'hoodoo," for it hobs up again
with its evil predictions The sun in
midheaven and in the tenth house
would indicate honor and credit,
but for the vicious interference of Sa-
turn. In Mr.. Cleveland's horoscope the
sun is afflicted by very evil aspect OF
the annoying planet, and Professor
Apolon says there is little doubt that
he will leave the presidential chair
with less honor than any of the former
presidents.
The planets also warn Mr.. Cleveland
against secret enemies, and particular
ly those of the opposite sex; from peo-
pie of a literary turn of mind, and al
ways from unexpected quarters. In
regard to sickness and death conflict
ing influences are seen in Mr.. CleVe-
lands horoscope. The position OF the
sun with the evil influence of the per-
cic 90 a
life for him up to 81 or So, when a gen
eral breaking-up of his health is pre-
dicted The astrologiSt warns Mr..
Cleveland's friends too, that unless
the hour of the presidents birth is mis-
taken, they should not hope for a pro-
longation of his life beyond the sum,
mer of 1895. Even this. however. will
give him time to make a will, and per-
haps to take out an extra life insurance
policy. At any rate, Mr.. Cleveland
should not complain. for he is not to
be relegated to the other world until
nearly a year after Queen Victoria.
THE HOROSCOPE OF OUR CHAUN-
CEY."
"Our Chauncey" Depew was also
submitted to the tender mercies of the
experts on Judicial astronomy and
seems to- have survived the ordeal
much better than did the president. He
was born at o'clock on the morning
of April %, 1884, and at that hour the
eighteenth degree of the sign of Taurus
was rising with the planets all above
the earth except Saturn and the moon.
These facts make Mr.. Depew'S a very
fortunate horoscope.
In worldly matters it is particularly
so. Jupiter and Venus, both good plan
cts, were in conjunction, and both
above the horizon, the former being in
the house of fortune, which is gov
erned by the sign Genini, when Mr..
Depew made his debut in the world.
These favorable signs, the astrologers
say, point to the amassing of a large
fortune and a considerable part of it
through speculation, because Leo
rules his fifth house. 1t will not be a
fieeting good fortune, either the plan
cts say, for Mr.. Depew should add to
it considerably before his death
The sun above the horizon on the day
of his nativity makes Mr.. Depew am
bilious for place and power, but the
fiery finger of Saturn, the evil planet,
points in opposition to the sun and
repeats it's solemn warning that this
can never be. Mr.. Depew must content
himself therefore, without public office,
for if the evil influence of tho mali
cious planet be not overrated, inevita-
BILE failure will follow any attempt on
his part to secure the coveted laureIs
This opposition of Saturn is the only