The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-08
FIFTH EDITION.
MORE PULLING ANsHEss


The Opera House was packed to ovor.
premium. Long before the curtal6
went up for the the entertainment every
seat In the house was taken. Nearly
everybody had written question for
Mrs. Baldwin to solve for them, aud the
audience containing some eighteen hun.
dred or more persons she would have .
tremendous task on her hands-or mlnd
to perform II she had to tackle the job.
but she didn't.
The lucky ones who had their questions
answered were nearly ticlled to leath and
smiled complacentfy on their less fortu.
nate neiRhbors who simply were not In 1t.
Even newspaper came into the thoughts
OF the little lady. Who answered his ques.
tion TO the newspaper writer's satisfaction.
anyhow no ~ q gold ring ahead on tho
deal. The littla lady VINO is English BY
birth was brought out on the stage as n
preceding evenings, and after having the
usual passes made over her head by her
husband said. she was not feeling very
well this evening.
''rell Mr.. Howard Simpson that the
young lady will graduate with honorl
next February. It's his niece. He will
know.
Josephine N Laws-you will find her
up stairs-tell her that her brother Is alive
and In St Louis on Spring street.
TELL Milton Conner the gentleman 10
alive and Will reside shortly I'm Austin,
Texas. It Ia his brother Frank. should
think he has been gone about fifteen
]. [. Walker was told that Sam Parker
had got his money, the amount being
Frank Hasson was told that he resided
on West Seventh strees. His uncle. who
he asked about. was now residing In Los
Angelica Some time back he was at
Dewitt, Ohio.
ChristIana Nelson was told that 10
would take too long now to tell her about
the catalogue. She was told she would
be answered by mall by Mrs. Baldwin.
Mrs.. - residing at No. 214 West street
was told the gentleman she was inqulr.
ing about was In Baton Rouge. louisiana.
Mrs. - was told that Mr.. Baldwin was
not assisted In his entertainments by the
Devil.
Joseph Fl. wiggins was told that he and
his wife would come together again.
The answer to the question Is yes. His
wife and himself would DO united again.
1t appeared from his question that the
couple had been parted for sone triiiing
family matter.
Edward Monroe Kelley was told that he
would leave Wilmington between the
years 1895 and 1895.
4. ]. Preston was told that he would DO
married In IL months and be happy,
Mrs. Sallie Davis was told that she re.
sided at No. 1873 West street. That man
with long hair about IL years OF age took
her diamond breastpin and sold 1t to
man who took IL to Chicago. She would
not recover the property.
i. A. Brown was told that his brothsH
vas alive and residing In Austin, New
Zealand.
Airs. q. II. Horner was told that tho
man who stole her husbands oyercoat
looked very nice in the garment and 10
was very becoming to him.
Lowell Jackson was told that his dog
was taken away by German.
Mrs. M. Klelne was told that her hus-
band was 10 Des Moines, Iowa.
Mrs. Woodrow was told that the heirs
to the De Haven estate would get their
money some time. 1t might be several
years though before they received 1t.
Annie Blouth was told that the gentle.
man would get well aud strong. but
Mrs. ". Miller, No. 500 Eleventh street.
was told that the gentleman will return
home again. They will go away. TIE
lady will understand.
f.. NJ. Allen was told that her question
would not be answered Tonight.
Katie Maloney her brother Is alive and
residing In Missouri.
Mira. Lawton, that her door mat was
stolen.
Isaac Bullock that he wanted to know
how much money he had Ia his ieft.hand
pocket. not having counted 1t himself.
He WIS told 70 or 81 cents He had $2.35.
Jennie Dilworth, woman % years of
age wrote tho anonymous letter to her.
James II. Cook would be prosperous In
his business but II not careful would lose
large sum OF money through friend he
has great faith in.
Fred Heiss, that his goods were talrsn
by professional thief and taken to Boa.
ton, Mass.
Mas Lizzie Lawrence would marry Pat
Donohoe.
Miss Annie E. Hoffecker will go away
on Christmas eve to Washington ID. q.
Thomas M. gilbert had been In the hat
business four yeurs ago ut NJ 208 Market
street..
Geo. Il. Kramer would on Nov. so. 1895,
marry an old maid OF 81 years.
Miss Maggie Smith WIS told the gent
man was la Omaha.
Mrs II. Ii. BInney was told that sha
would be In comtoI Table cruu Instance,
but never rich.
Nellie Powell would gain her law suit
Katie Clark-Frank Jones is at Macon.
Georgia
W. L. Tarr-That his brother. In law was
In st. Louis.
Mrs b. W. Brown-That she would
have two more children.
This ended the answering of the Ques-
lions and the audience dispersed TO their
homes.
In superior Court.
Ruafnaau In tina Suparfnr Hnnrt axoanA