The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-30
HOW Is 1T DONE :?
Mrs. Baldwin Gives Another OF Her Mar.
Nelous Exhibitions What She Said in
Answer to Various Questions.

Professor Samri :. and his wife, Kit
tie Baldwin, known as the White Ma.
hatmas," gave the second of their
mystifying performances at the Froth-
ingham last evening. What manner of
power or trick was used no one was
able to say, but a thoroughly puzzled
and astonished audience left the thea
ter at the close of the exhibition.
The audience. which crowded the
house to the doors, sat and endured
the variety performance with which
the evenings entertainment opened,
but they Were waiting anXiously for the
appearance of Mrs. Baldwin. The
cabinet work of the Baldwins in the
amusement and whetted the appetite
of the audience for the later events.
AT. $50 Mrs. Baldwin was brought
on the stage in "A hypnotized state by
her husband
Wheat VIII Go Lower.
After short interval she called out
the name of Joseph Levy and told him
in answer to his question as to the fu
ture of the wheat market that it will
so lower until some time in March and
then there will be a sharp rise.
Frederick Stanley Warren was in
formed that he will become very rich
within a few years and take trip
around the world, and that in 1906,
while leaving Il steamer in small boat
at Port Said, Egypt, he WILDE drowned.
Professor Baldwin in very impressive
topes advised Mr.. Warren to avoid
P6nt Said as he would a plague in 1906.
Mrs. Rose Cochran was Informed that
it would be better for her husband to
stay in this country than to go to
Europe to accept the position he has
in view. Henry Leroy learned that his
sister is in San Francisco, and that
Corbett will defeat Fitzsimmons Miss
Ella Palmer received the comforting
assurance that the young man she is
| in love with is very fond of her.
In answer to a question by Edwin
| Fuller Farrey Mrs. Baldwin stated that
within six years New York and Brook
| lyn will have one government, and
James Christopher Moffatt was told
that his brother will be appointed
deputy factory inspector
Fuhrman's Father.in.Law.
Samuel Thurman, of Lackawanna
avenue, wanted to know where his
father-in-law, w. c. Gearhart, Is, who
| left this city some time ago and has
not since been heard from. Before Mr.
| Fuhrmans name was mentioned Mrs
| Baldwin said she saw man in the City
| Of Mexico, he seemed somewhat de-
mented and was passing his hand over
| his forehead. A man came behind him
| and stabbed and killed him, afterward
robbing him. She then gave Gearhart's
and Fuhrman's names and said that
Gearhart went from this city to Phila'
delphia, thence to Vera Cruz, and later
to the City of Mexico. Mr.. Fuhrmar
said that he lost trace OF, his father-in'
law after he went to Philadelphia
Oliver Beemer eleicited the informa
ton that Murderer Beck will hang and
John +. Quinnan was told that jim
Bailey was fairly defeated for sheriff
by Frank Clemons, but that Bailey vii
surely be the next sheriff John w
Dusenberry learned that Hill viii b,
the next nominee of the Democrats fOl
president but will be defeated by Ton
Reed, of Maine. John inland was tolt
that the next mayor of Scranton will be
a Republican and Fred c. Hand drew
from Mrs. Baldwin that w. $. Millal
will be elected alderman Of the Eight
| ward.
A. p. Curran learned that there will
be an advance in the price of hams II
seven weeks, and John Nallin that thu
extra tnx will not be put on beer.
H. A. Connell, the jeweler, wanted t.
know who stole two diamond rings from
him and was told that ne would be in
formed by letter as to the particulars
of the robbery. A number of person:
were told where lost and stolen article!
are and many missing relatives were 10
| Gated.
The Baldwins will continue at thu
rockingham each night during tn,
week.