The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-15
FORE ELLIS Evil.

New York Sun.

~ bh' bPSluDlnR OF each Near DrOph-
cts aud astroius2crs and all sorts of folks
NJ loug distance vision start in to Law
bare the future With rs much cOrii-
dercc as the rhyme makers luru out
poetry in the first flush Of spring. One
OF the most persistent of these prophets
Is Il pcrsOn in London known as 80 d
Moore For many Years h9 has issued
~ IN" later part Of DGct mber Il publ.
cation called "Old Moore's Aiminac. .
Just bow old Moore is does not aDUcar,
hut he has been in the business of max
ing almanacs and prophecies for 81
many years that Lrndoncrs have come
70 look forward to the appearance OF
his almanac and its prophecies with
something of the same inte' est they
manifest toward The holiday season.
As IA gucsser of what is going to hap
pen "Old Moore has been more sue
CO ssful than the majority Of those in
the same business. Indeed, many Lon
dOners. practical meu and women at
that, have become firmly convinced
'''"V "'u hloolc can sec VISIONS ana
dream dreams and that they will come
nur. fiis Il manHc -" 1900 contained,
among other things. The statement that
one, and only one, European monarch h
would be assnssinated during thc year;
that there would be more than one
great war. and that India would be Wis
tied by the terrible famine. A man in
the pr"phrsying business can predi,'t Il
iahIn" IN India almos any Old year
and bc pretty sure 10 ha"e the prophecy
come true. India rather runs 10 fam
ines and person with short distunrc
sight might venture on II prediction Of
THAT XII Il. IT Is rather IL different mat
ter ho"rvrr, to guess that just one
Eur"pHrn sovereign VIII be ussu- sinn,ed
IN AN! one year, uo was the case in 1900.
cause OF tt'coc prophecies and Others
whlrh cam, tru" l.ondonrrs have been
looking forward with ru her unusual
interest t. "Old Nrorr's" almanac for
1901.
The almanac was issued about two
"''NH "S' a'u' h'oiB Olncf pfculC
uohs, is uu hor made the following:
"ln january there will be formida-
bic agitation in France aud Il severe at
tack VII, be nude upon the republic -
'ln February and March, most nota-
bic events viii take place in the pX-
rcmr East, hnd India will threaten to
rise up against British domination.
"ApriI will br IL comparatively quiet
month. although there will be trouble
IN various quarters during the entire
year.
"ln May, ireland will follow the cx-
ample OF India aud rrtrl against Eng
ltnd.
81, June, the anarchists viii again
come |" the trout nnd will give the
world much Il talk about. Daring the
same moutn the young King OF spain
will hr in danger from his political enc.
mites ami he is rAutiourI u guard
against thrm.
'July Will be month OF catastrophe <
tie wnolr world being threatened NJ
this time witn the miSiol,uuts ut vari
Gus ktrds. those who are planning q
axe" Journey during this mouth Will
do wrtl 10 rrmaiu at home
"\uEuSt will De comparatively quiet.
"purinG September, luila will again
>utt|r terr,hiy trrm famine.
"p airing Orto .'Hr, the DArvishes Nll
s:~"t An agitation whicn may AttAtu
lrrmidahie proportions.
tn November, the Kingdom OF llol.
land will gain attention by its dangrrou
and rovel diplomatic policy aud tho
; ateSmen III the various toreign offices
wilt have 10 exercise all their skill il
ihey would avoid y conflict.
LA December there will t>S iusurrsr.
uonS, reroltS and strikes in various
quarters ot tue globe. As RUE, they
may no! oe of great importaurs, Yet
tnsy will occur y this time aud they
viii ne striking tsAtureS " the mouth" ."
To the lay ,nini il might appear e
b. n somewhat hAL ,rInus urdertAki =
- nN COM uE events with ths detiuite-
us>$ chAs "O,G Moore" does. In his
IHlAuAc t0iS yeAr ne has lo'AIeG GER
:>.N s'vHus$ III rxrt,iu special uou, hS,
81: = ct> prVpNecr 1T relAiina ~ J &C.
uaT. io:su'. pan rGa, he i likely e.
: 2.> -<pAia;inc a$ y prophet ser
49,. IL ~ rcd |. will os seen ,ha,
- 1853 nASsr revsrts 10 Iudis
a;A.@ acs3 4uoiher iAntcs Is ~ irvuale
!*.Ai :'%&-.rY. STAGE she Irish have Al
V-A.> o:e1 uusa$y under Srisish
: y: c,a:l}.c, = MAS c,1ulparaiiysly s>tS
i'c "ptt AOpce 10 preGijcG that tre,
-&13 "e3Itt r~tsb asAiust Euglaad
u - :&rllltsr with TO- IutjAu sjsuAsjoa
roo MAKE 10 pr,s isniioa< ss propneis,
"n<} tAy'e ns3 c.etsr~r sishE anaH Officers
II the British araoy, have cseo iaLktus
t9c sodlts cln@ anUul tia p,lssihitiiy q
al tGd HI revolt. so thai Old M0oce
cannoG pcecead 1na1 ahis pcedte1ipn i.
alGog eane origiual with him.
The prophecy about the dipIo5nacy O
aptliAnd i, perh1ps, as interesting as
any - odd Moore's' representations