New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-02
FUTURE OF AST0R TOLD
will Lose Millions and Wed
Twice, Says AStrOloger.
1ABOUT TO FALL IN LOVE"
Marriage Will Not Follow First
Affair, Booked by Prophecy
for This Spring.
Noon The Tribunc's Correspondent

u,-om The Tribunc's Correspondent
Paris. Jan. "a French astrologer,
Professor Sothnos Latilier has cast the
,eroscopc of Vincent Astor. In il it is
shown that the cardinal sign of Libra is
in the ascendant and Cancer is culmi-
rarns. The ruling planet is Venus with
Mars factor in all matters OF destiny.
II would seem. in spite of his millions.
chat Vincent Astor is not to have what
might he described as happy life.
THOUGH the stars have given him wealth.
,bev have not given him the power to
keep it or to regain it il he lose it. Three
times during his life, his horoscope de-
clares. ne will be threatened with loss of
his wealth: on the third occasion ii Will
he svcut away. 1t tells also that he is
ucnaccd with IN health that he has been
and will be troubled with affections of the
throat: that his digestion will be seriously
impaired as he grows older.
If ne would be guided by MS horoscope
ne will he very cautious during the early
experience then for the first time decep-
lion and intrigue in his social and bust
ness relations III health threatens him
during the same period. To avoid more
serious dangers he must not indulge this
year in the pleasures of yachting, at least
during June and the last days Of July
nor during the last weeks of the summei
and the early fall Of 1914
II the horoscope speaks truly women
az. rather. girls. have already entered into
his life hut now his frs; serious love
affair is at hand The girl under whose
influence he is to fan is dark and tail.
wealthy and of his own caste. bat his
mother will object to their marriage, ami
though his engagement VIII be announced
next spring he vii. not marry this girl
and VIII consequent -c very unhappy.
The girl whom 70. really to marry
red-haired cha. minS, domineering
youns person, out 4 his own sphere and
with no moncy-he viii meet in the
carly part of 1911. But she will pass out
Of mis- life until 1916 when they will be
suddenly and secretly married. HIS
family viii quarrel with him over his
marriage. II is prognosticated that the
sirl ne marries will either be an actress
or occupy some semi-public position.
The stars do not say how long mis-
welded life with this girl Will last,
though they tell that her domineering
disposition will lead him to spend most
OF his life away from home, and they
promise that in his twenty-seventh year
hc viii come under the influence Of
second woman. older than he.
TaIf Of his wealth will disappear in the
great panic which the stars foretell for
ne summer Of 1915. and this VIII be but
The first step toward the loss of all MS
millions Serious danger will threaten
him I'm the streets of London IN his
twentv-eighth year. In his thirtieth year
like his father he Will he in great
wreck. but he will be saved. The second
woman by whom he has been Influenced
VIII le drowned In this wreck.
Soon after this he will be injured by
falling from an aeroplane and for some
months will be crippled Then comes the
social war which. according TO the stars.
threatens America, England and Ger
many Vincent Aston will range himself
on the side OF vested interests and VIII
occupy an important position in the gov
arnlng military Officialdom. When the
social struggle is over Vincent Astors
wealth will have dwindled to practically
nothing but he will be a strong FACTOR
in the council of the nation. which VIII
take the place of its present executive
representative and judicial departments.
The crisis Of his health will come in his
ihiriy-seventh year. and death Will pass
very close 10 him. About then he VIII
meet the woman who becomes his sec
ond wife She viii be Of the masses and
will bear him two children. In his thirty
ninth year he will encounter assassins,
but will escape them. During his military
experiences an inventive faculty, when
at present is dormant in him. develops
and helps 10 win him great honors. After
me age Of forty-five his life VIII be en-
urely peaceful. and ne will live until the
age Of seventy.