The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-19
HOROSCOPE OF
THE PRESIDENT
His Future as Revealed by
Positions Of the Stars.
NATIONAL POLICIES 10 Be CHANGED
DEMONSTRATIONS of St. Louis Man
Who Predicts Great Things
For Mr.. ROOSevelt'S
Administration.

President Roosevelt has had his Eara-
scope cast. Julius Erickson, OF 81. Louis.
did IL. with much pleasure apparently.
aud withoU, having been previously re-
qucsted to DO Sc by anyone. Horoscopes
seem 20 be tBe ruling passion with mum
her Of 81. Louis people just ar the pres
cnt time. Tho adept in the mySt,s arr Of
stellar lore road the message in the stars
when the President took the oath OF Of
fee. Dir. Erickson Is serious about d.. ANA
had In" whole business copyrighted IN The
office of the Congressional Library. and
deposited Two copies with this iusti.u-
ton, a. the law proscribes The Pres.
dent Was also made the recipient Of his
Representation. but whether he will be
guided By il he has not yet announced
Here arc some OF the most important
points ia the wiasacre's predictions.
saturn the Chief Ruler.
BY a singular and most remarkable
coincidence. the signs Capricorn and
AqUarius were rising AT the moment Ar
Roosevelt became President Saturn Is
chief ruler. with Uranus co-ruler. How
ever. / viii make most Of my deductions
from saturn. as he is doubtless ruler.
According to the rules Of ancient astrol-
ogists this signifies that many altara-
tions. amendments. or changes in the
laws. customs. Policies. treaties. relj-
sions ETC.. Of the land shall occur Our
enemies shall be ccnfounded. ard the
matchIess. irresistible march of Ameri-
can supremacy viii meet NEST wonderful
impetus. Vast political problems. She like
Of which We % not dream Of today, VIII
present themselves for solution during his
occupancy Of the White House.
He viii prove himself a most Consum-
mate statesman. clever politician. and
wise ruler. Tho President will be entire
y successful in all matters OF jlyCrra-
tiOnaI importance. He viii live and act
his own personality and impress the
Roosevelt idea Of unceasine activity and
energetic aggression on all public az
fairs. no haIf-Ecarted. haIting. hesitatiEg
policy will find Judgment in the Presi-
dents active brain. y worldwide policy
of sturdy Americanism viii be developed.
Its FIRST evidence viii be visible ere long
Military Spirit TO Prevail.
in spite of popular cIamor from some
parts of the country. the military and
martial spirit viii continue 20 pcryatc
the land for. with Mars highest elevated
the Hero Of san Juan viii have a tender
regard for the disciples CT the God CT
war
In Congress tnsI- viii be great liza
biluy Of unusual opposition. There viii
he Many bitter disputes. and some Un-
usual POLITICAL eXpedients viii be resort
I'd TO. There are also some aspects de-
noting q remarkable TecrUGcsCenCe Of
crime and outragcg against the public
peace AID welfare also plots. schemes.
iutTiguCs. and Nominations against the
Government from unfriendly Sources may
be looked for.
There are omcns that terrible ca
lamity will befall some school. eleemCsy-
nary. or reformatory establishment in
which the General Government has some
direct interest; IL may be training
school of some sort The same aspect
also portends the death Of some very in
innate friend. relative. or Cabinet OH
cial probably the latter: this death viii
occur through accident CT violence.
To he Victorious.
"A new epoch viii be ushered in IN
1902; in these changes. the President will
prove remarkable figure for ne Will be
very victorious in most things All
classes msy look forward TO a period OF
material prosperity some years to come.
sull. bil spectators beware crash is
surely coming. and securities viii GER
tainly drop 10 rock bottom.
The President has declared that h.
Sill carry cut the policies Of his pTCdn-
cessor; he will But only in so FAR
they do not conflict with his own Jhor -i..
Of governmeut-then hc VIII inje ~
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