The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-30

sixth avenue. Julia wanted only a.
cents for telling the caller that William
j would come into her life again After
which she added that Miss Webb wouldn I
live long. Among the properties used
by Nine. Morrison az ?a3 West Thirty
fourth street WAS "A Bible IL helped her
to concentrate IL client placed both
hands on the Bible and thought hard.
One OF the IS cent class WAS Mime.
I-,tt.l az i2s West Thrty-trst street.
Pocketing the two bi's. sh. told Miss
Webb that OF two suit OTIS IA dark man and
"A fair man sh. should choose IN. dark
man A letter was coming from across
the water and Their. WAS going To b-
"A death in the family
Now make wish said the madame,
i wish for gold bag. said Misc Webb.
1t will come said the madame. hut
i, will be- a little delayed.
A. Miss Webb sat with A1sala at sos
Sixth avenue she got surpt Use. Area Ia
caught hold of her hand
Woman To woman. said she, AR. You a
d-t"ctlv-'~ She said that Miss Webb
would die when she was betw' IN " and ~
Years OF !,xe. Many palmists and fortune
tell-rs IN widely separated parts OF town
made "A prediction about death or s-ri-
nuIs illness NJ ~
Nine. lea nnstt.. at 30 West Sixteenth
street told Miss Webb that she would
marry man in uniform. Mime. Iemat
at IN Manhattan avenue said the girl
could I'LL "A better job than her present
one. Mrs keevsr. 2OO7 Third avenue.
gav. her a husband. who treated her
badly and would get paid for II by meet
b.,en told thar a s. bill had heen lost. sac
IA dark man had found IL and wouldn I
give II mp Twenty five cents. please.
In BROOKLYN Miss webb w.nt TO see
Chiro III Fulton street. "A palmI-G who
appears prosperous. He told her -h"
Of
every seven years and would marry a
man OF fifty who would be good 90
her Mime Jupiter warned her to be-
ware Of sandy haired woman and
Mimi. Kip aaid look out for the men and
advised her not 90 leave valnables lynn
around
Nav Pepper. in Court street. said 20
Miss Webb
i warned Morse Charles W Morse,
the banker now IN prison at Atlanta
what was gong TO happen 20 him; but he
laughed ~ me For siO h" could have
had "A planet reading
For 81 MAY riffied the cards and learn ed
that Miss Webbs husband would die
next March and that she had n si=t.r-in-
law who was cat
Helen twenty five center in Will
iamsburg saw in the cards THAT the girl
had "a sweetheart whom she loved more
than her husband. and warned Niss Webb
TO be careful OF others would tell the
husband However, husband wouldn I
live long Patience was the thing
All the fifteen prisoners taken in Man
haitian on Wednesday were disposed Of
III the night courts except Arthur Lyall
and Gertrude Carswell They we-e held
vest erday in $500 bal each for exam.
nation soon after New Years The Brook
Ign prisoners were arraignad before
Chief Magistrate kempner IN fh. Bor.
ough Hall coust and were released on
$500 bail each pending examination
Some OF them IN Manhattan and Brook
lyn are going To make a fight to test their
business rights. John " Fletcher who
was arrested at /. Vest Thirty 49,. ant
street and held under bail for hearing
on January II, has engaged George Cor.
don Battle 10 carry his case to the sui
prerne Court Chiro also hired lawyer
| 10 defend him
The police say that palmi-' who con.
fines himself strictly 20 the reading Uf
palms wouldn't b. iuterf-rsd with but
that any one who made predictions a. ~
the future would he arrested Inspector
| Russell added that III" authorities will
attempt hereafter o. GET workhous.
sentences for parsons convicted Of pre-.
tending 10 tell fortunes or find stolen
property Imposing bond ~ k-.p
the peac" hasn't been effective, Ru-ssl
said The detectives have reported many
duced poor persons 10 give up their Sav.
Ings for worthless mining stock or IN
vsstment" n mythical companies.