The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-08
KAISER TO He EXILED.

Nine. De Tkebes, Famous Chtro-
mancer, ForeteIls Emperor's End.
CHICAGO. April IA special cable dis
match from Berlin to the Chronicle, says:
Mime De Thebes, the famous old ch1ro-
mancer. who foretold Kartoum's s fall, the
C,arnot assassination Faures sudden
death and Victorias S demise, the latter to
the exact hour has just departed from
Berlin She claims she was summoned
there ten days ago by order of the kaiser,
who, hearing of her fame, expressed a
desire to consult her.
Nine. De Thebes says that when she
reached Berlin the kaiser postponed the
seance from day to day, because, as he
afterward admitted to the chiromancer.
he feared what the card would reveal
about his future At last he sent a car
riage for Nine. De Thebes and received
her in full uniform, standing With hands
crossed upon his Saber the whole hour
and a half the seance lasted.
The kaiser, at the start, was impressed
nervously with secret facts the woman
told about his past. He listened to what
she predicted of his future with intense
earnestness, pressing her eagerly With
questions. Nine. De Thebes attributes
the violence of his recnt Berlin speech
to what she found IN the cards. Part
of this was a prediction of the disruption
of the German empire precipitated by the
discomfort of the minor SoVerelgns
against the preponderance of Prussia.
| Prussia itself, she told the kaiser will
rise against Wilhelm led by a Republic
and and Socialist on the first pretext.
PREDICTS GENERAL EUROPEAN
WAR.
Following all this coming turmoil and
| the death of the Austrian emperor, cauS-
! ing a separation of the Hungarian por-
ton, there will be a general European
war over the allotment of the remain
ing provinces. Nine. De Thebes predict
ed that the kaiser will die in England
tWenty-three years hence, @eXlled by his
people She refused to give further de-
tails Of the interview beyond reporting
the farewell words of the emperor:
"Adieu, madam, your predictions won't
sway me, but shall be interested to see
what share Of them come true. Pray
do not speak Of the interview, if, being
woman you can be SO discreet"
The kaiser's recent speech show him to
| be suffering one Of his periodic attacks
! of cerebal excitement. Strong influences
! have been brought to bear to induce him
to go on a yachting trip to Norway
locks i'll and worn. -. He is extremely
restless, brooding perpetually and start
ling his encourage by breaking out in
Wild TRADES against his supposed en-
emieS.
FEARS FOR HIS LIFE.
1t is related that yesterday the kaiser
directed the captain Of the guard to kneel
| before him, holding UP the hilt of the
sword as symbol of the cross, and
swear that he would slay his own broth
er to defend the emperor The kaiser S
excitement is traced to the feeling
aroused by criticisms. of his .friendliness
for England. He Constantly expresses
the resolve to make the German people
| accept his foreign policy.
| The Russian disturbances prompted
him to send even more pointed dispatches
to the czar than to sultan, but the czar
suppressed them. The kaiser has just
presented two stained glass windows to
a blind asylum. One represents the
kaiser as medieval knight, helmet on
head and naked sword in one hand. The
other window represents the kaiserin as
| Elizabeth with miraculous roses in her
hand. The kaiser is delighted with his
| first appearance in stained glass. He has
! ordered several other windows showing
/ him in various other sanity poses.