Remarkable Parallel in the Difficulties That Beset Both Marriage Ceremonies and Other Extraordinary Similarities That Make Astrology Fear Another Tragedy Menaces Her Happiness Mrs. William K. Dick, the famous Astrologer, declares that the most beautiful Astrologers, whose marriages will be announced, will be married to a woman who is not only beautiful but also beautiful. The Astrologer, the famous Astrologer, has always acted that in which Madeleine Forester, the rich and beautiful young widow of Colonel John Jacob Astor, became the wife of William K. Dick, the Brooklyn millionaire. This interest is only natural, in view of the bride's wealth and social position, and of the publicity she received through the tragic ending which came to her first romance when the steamship Titanic went down. And it acquires added zest from the fact that to claim her childhood sweetheart for her second husband she has had to sacrifice a large part of the wealth which came to her at Colonel Astor's death. Then, too, her second marriage has been beset with difficulties so similar to those which her first encounter as to constitute a most remarkable coincidence. Her first marriage was solemnized in defiance of the laws of the church, bishops, and priests of all the leading denominations refused to sanction it on account of Colonel Astor's previous divorce. As  A result, the wedding had to be postponed from day to day while a nationwide search was made for a clergyman careless enough of the opinion of the church to perform the ceremony. 