The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-23

and the divorce courts Will be over
crowded, and great scandals and out
RACES viii occur among the fair sex.
Public institutions of education
viii be unusually successful
Fair Sex Can Speculate.
"Thc fair sex will he very success
full in speculation. but the opposite
sex Will not
''rhis will be fortunate year for
children.
"Much trouble will occur to our
naval vessels, and hostile naval dis
plays Will be much in evidence, and ]
would strongly advise all our naval
commanders to be more cautious than
usual, and TO guard against some ca
lamlty 10 our naval vessels, If not an
epid cmic among our soldiers.
Much trouble is also Indicated TO
occur to our diplomats and soldiers
abroad and Uncle Sam should not trust
his foreign friends too far and he
should exercise much tact and kid
glove diplomacy il he would avert be-
coming involved in foreign difficulties
Cr war
"Our government should guard well
their plans and secrets, otherwise
such will become disclosed TO foreign
powers who VIII profit through same,
hence we should guard against spies.
This Will prove TO be. most re-
quakes, especially in the western por-
tion of our country.
g Fires and calamities of magnitude
will occur IN prisons and public in
stitutious of confinement, and prison
authorities should guard against out
breaks.
"Much peculiar and unexpected
trouble or loss will occur 10 mining,
land or real estate owners.
Some peculiar and unexpected ca
lamities will also occur below, on and
above the earth.
Numerous Earthquakes.
Earthquake shocks Will be quite
numerous throughout The year, cspe-
fore part, spring and early summer OF
1910
During tins period I look for seri-
Gus earthquakes in Italy and volcanic
eruptions, especially on Mount Aetna,
Mount Stromboi and Mount Nesuvius.
"Aerial navigation will be quite sue
cessful and an assured fact,
During the fore part of this year
and spring months the public health
Will be way below par, some epidemic
will be in evidence, also numerous
cases of pneumonia, il not scarlet or
typhoid fever. and | would suggest
that our drinking water be looked after
most carefully.
Suicides, especially among wealthy
people, will be quite shocking, yet such
will be caused mostly by the outcome
Of scandals, swlndllng affairs and pub
lie exposures.
"Wages will greatly decrease. but
prices of provisions, etc. viii greatly
increase: the minds of the people will
be in a turbulent or warhke state and
mach trouble occur on the floor of con-
gress.
"In conclusion. | might add that the
city Of Hoboken will again be in great
danger of a very serious river front
or dock fire, especially so during the
! months Of July and August, but in par
! ticular around the close of July, and
| would suggest that the Hoboken fire
departments see TO it that they have
Il sufficient amount of hose on hand
to cope with the emergency. How
ever, the most critical dates for this
river front or dock fire Will be strongly
in evidence ON July n. 50 and 81, and
August /, >, ;. 4. and Is
- During 1910 the birth rate will
greatly increase and most of the chill
drcn then born VIII he girls.
England and Germany will be on
the verge of war if not come TO a
| serious claSn OF disagreement. ana IN
ternational troubles all over the world
| viii be much in evidence.
''Uprisings and scdition Will occur IL
India and England will need to guard
against such.
''In the United States postoffice rob.
berries and much trouble in our post
office department Will occur.
"Many railroad accidents Will occur
with great loss of life.
''lreland Will come under evil plan
etary Influences in June, and | fear
that such will last until March, 1913
and during this period the Emerald
Isle Will experience severe poverty
outrages and grief. If not uprisings oil
war. and the health authorities in Ire
land should guard against serious epi
denies, if not typhoid fever, among tbs
people: otherwise the death rate vii
| be enormous,
''Placcs in the United States thai
will experience earthquakes will be VI
in New York state, New Jersey, Penn
sylyania, ST. Louis, Mo-; Ohio, Chicago
| California and Oregon
"During the early part of 1910 the
emperor of Germany will experience
much grief and veyation if not be
reavement, and / fear that his life
Will be in jeopardy. He should avoid
impulslveness and look to his health
He may be In danger of losing his wife
and should also guard against slandel
or much trouble through the fair sex;
otherwise he will be in great danger oil
a fall from grace or loss of prestige