The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
SHE RUES TIE PLANETS
TELLS OF HER OCCULT
LOWERS
LOST MONEY MOSTLY RESTORED
Three Thousand Dollars Are Re-
turned, and Romany Sage Says
Rest VIII BE RecOY-
erred Soon.

IT rules plahets,'' said Mrs Leonard
Wells. the Gypsy princess who cla.mj
that she wasarobbed of $500, Mon lay
night Mrs. Wells is not the convention
al Gypsy princesss of whom poets have
sung. Unlike Carmen, she possesses not
fthesome figure. black silkC n hair, or
nashng eyes. Fer teeth a c not really
nor Is her manner def art. Too old to
be a Gypsy cOquctte, and too young to
be a Gypsy bag, the princess is never
theless Gypsy princess.
While seated at the trent of he telt
at Midway, Monday night, cen G silg
with the planets and other ethereal
! friends, whom ord nary mo:tals do t
Know, the princess was cal ed upon by
TWO men who for several minutes en-
gagged her in conversation about
photograph, the orig-na Of whica they
wanted her to find. The bu mess vita
| the strangers had scarcely teen br US "
to a close and the latter we e but
Short DISTANCE on the road when one of
the Watchful planets gave the Xxi g )
daughter the high sign Sc was
startled. for a, raomC Mt. Dut.fullJ tcan1-
ing the planetary wat Imam fer the til
! She turned to a woman W hcm sho af err
wards designated as the o,her lady"
and oracularly IT marked. PADDY, I've
! been touched" Going Inside the n:
| she looked for hidden grip in which she
Kept her Valuables and it was me. Ia
! the stolen grip was $401 IN cur ency ana
| S5.V0o In bank certificates.
Five minutes after that money was
| gone l knew who took it, sail Mrs
| els. Il also knew that they woull be
forced to bring it back. II l wanted |
could bring those people ali the bad Inc !
| IN the world and they know it On this
| afternoons mail a letter came addressed
| 10 my four-year-old daugh er, Ida May
and when We opened it we found all #
| the bank certificates that had been
| stolen. They Still have 500 in money
/ but l am net worrying for 1 know that
| they will be forced TO return it"
What will you do to t EN- if they do
not return the mpney?" Was ask,d d.
PLANETS HER SLAVES.
81 will bring them bad luck" she re-
! piled.
How will you bring them bad luck?''
| 1 rule planets" she replied with a
! sort of sympathetic expression for any
one who could ask such foolish questions.
Which Is the had luck planet?"
'Kory," she answered
What do yon do to get the assistance
of Kory in making your enemies misera-
| ble?''
"Oh. every ninth night I go through a
| ceremony and as long as ! keep it up the
| person l wished punished VIII be unhap-
| py." -
What is the nature of the ceremony?'
oh she replied, once more with the
sympathetic smile, Il can't tell you that"
How soon co you expect to get. the rest
| Of the money!"
IL not worrying about that. I know
that they will have to, bring it hack.
| Maybe they won't hr.ng it to me but they
will throw it some place where I can get
it and you can bet that 1t won't lay there
| long before l have it
Does this stolen money represent the
| savings Of lifetime2' was asked
No" she replied, onco more the SYM
! pathetic smile, but it. IS quite l:ttle to
| lose
I Mrs. Wells is about thi five years O d.
+ Since a small girl she has been with Gypsy
bands and told fortunes She is a cor
! pu1ent woman and has blush eyes and
/ brown hair. From appearances she does
! toilet and soap might have a bad effect
j on the magic of her hands. Chefs quite
| good natured and very anable. She has
I that air with her of people who have de-
| voted time to the study, of subjects that
| are generally ridfculed and she can't help
feeling sorry for tEe POOR people who are
not able to say that they RULES planets"