The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-14
PREDICTS DANGER
FOR ROOSEVELT.
SOMETIME IN SEPTEMBER.
MRS. r.. p. WARD OUTLINES VISION
ON POLITICAL OUTLOOK.

Democratic Party VIII Divide and
Its Opponents Win by "A Large
Majority, That Is If the President
Escapes Dangers Which Darken
His Pathway, Says Mrs. Ward.
VIII Write to Roosevelt Warning
Him of Evils That Menace Him.
In casting political horoscope for
the national political campaign, Mrs.
r. P. Ward, a Georgia woman who
predicted the death of President Nc
Kinley, has found serious troubles for
President Roosevelt. It's all going to
happen during the month of Septem-
Der, or the deals off, and the Presi-
dent will pull through.
If he passes this crisis next month,
according to the vision OF Mrs. Ward,
President Roosevelt stands a fine show
of being elected President. In order
to accomplish this 1t is predicted that
the Democratic party will be split into
two factions, but on what rock is not
stated.
Il see great danger for President
Roosevelt in September" said Mrs.
Ward yesterday. 1T looks very dark
for him. He is in danger of violence.
In fact, on March last l prophesied
the assassination of Roosevelt. He is
a good man at heart, and if he passes
through this dangerous period that
now hangs over him. and is elected,
he will serve his country we'll. If he
escapes the impending danger, he will
be elected by large majority"
Democrats Resemble Gloomy Gus.
Turing her attention to the presiden-
tial campaign, Mrs. Ward said:
81 saw some time back a favorable
Democratic campaign, but since then
there has been some very strong
changes. They took place about the
time of the nominations. At that time
the conditions were clear. Now ! see
a division among the Democrats. AS
now see it, that party will split
and there will come great confusion
There is a darkness of uncertainty
hanging over Mr.. Parker.
Roosevelt will be the next President
if he averts the calamity that now
hangs over him. The shadows are
gathering thickly about him. He has
false friends, who may in some way
deal darkly with him. prophesied a
second term for Mckinley, also his
final end, warning him by letter of his
coming trouble.
ct now say that the Democrats will
divide, and will be knocked out unless
they stand together quickly Yes, as
l now see it, the Democrats will split
and make a channel, and the other
side will fill up the gap.
Hard Times Predicted.
again, see hard times ahead,
money scarce, much suffering, a search
ty in cotton, but a higher price. l
see a nearby war and much disturb
ances, as well as distress. America
will have trouble with foreign coun-
tries and difficulties that will not be
early settled
I'm thus prophesying of the political
campaign, am not following the
dictates of my heart. I have got to
tell, this thing as 1 see it, not as ]
would like to have it.
Roosevelt will be the next Presi-
dent beyond the shadow of doubt
if he is not killed.
No Race War.
"There will never be a race war in
this country. 1 see negroes and white
men fighting side by side without uni
forms. 1t is my intention to write
soon ito President Roosevelt, warning
him of the danger and telling him how
to avert it. Jim Parker, the colored
man who defended President Mckinley
at Buffalo, was through the South,
and believe was instructed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt to see me regarding the
Presidents trip to Charleston. L de-
clined to see the negro when he was in
Augusta. My vision ends with great
fear and sadness for our country and
its rulers"