The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-01
MORE BALDWINiSM.
Questions Answered by That Wonderful
Lady Last Night-Says City Solicitor
Torrey viii Succeed Himself at an In.
crenscl Salary.


creased Salary.
II was impossible to obtain q seat in
the buckingham last night and many
persons had to stand. The interest felt
in the wonderful exhibition given by
Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin is constantly in
creasing. Last night after the regular
variety entertainment was over, Mrs.
Baldwin was led on the stage in
hypnotized state and among the ques-
tions she answered were the following
Lewis Bevan-You will remain in your
present business for six years longer
You have been engaged in it for seven
months. Mr.. Bevan said the latter part
of the statement was correct.
Lemuel Amerman-You are an ex-
congressman. The murder by Beck
was wilful, but not premeditated
Mrs. II. b. Vandermark-It will be
Robert, not Joe.
Philip Kennedy-Wheat will drop to
40 cents within the month.
Mrs. Grace Braden-Your husband
was engaged in legitimate business and
was doing no harm when he was away
from home.
Mrs. Frank Jewell-Your husband is
in Elgin, Ill.
Married in 1S Months.
Miss Mary Stewart-You will be mar
ried in eighteen months to gentleman
connected with ~ bank.
Bertha Stroah-I regret to say the
child is not living.
Michael OMalley, Washington ave-
nue-Your brother is in Seattle, Wash.
Miss Belinda Culkin-You will finally
marry Jacob Rosenstein.
]. Walsh-You have financial ability.
Would make a first class auctioneer or
general dealer.
Miss Charlotte Raines-Of the two
should say Thomas Bird Is the best.
Frank Carpenter-You will live until
70 years of age and then be killed by an
electric car. The correspondence will
result favorably for you.
Mrs. Michael Franey-The gentleman
is in San Diego, Cal.
Annie Murray-It was a little woman,
stylish and of jolly disposition that
wrote the anonymous letter.
o. A. Snow, Linden street-M. r. L.
stole the shoes from your shop last
| Thursday. He did not break in.
Miss Maggie Ryan-You will not go
away for seven months
Miss Margaret Campbell-You will
get the position as stenographer you
| desire within three weeks.
Mrs. Il. Morns-Have no anxiety.
Your future is bright.
married in seventeen months. He will
| be a widower with two children, short
| and stout, but has lots of money.
1t Would BE All Right.
Harry Jones-If you mind what you
say when you get home 1t will be all
| right.
r. w. Luce-You will be quite sue
cessful I'm your leasing business.
| James G. Cowles-Edwin Leightons
son is on a vessel in Bristol. England.
| Miss Jennie Daniels-It was profes-
sional thief of Buffalo that broke into
your house.
John w. Kelly-The bank In which
you have placed your money will in
time pay in full.
Charles p. Swift--It was only done to
| frighten you.
| william II. Beok-Your great uncle
did not leave so much money in, Cuba
as you expect, but 1t will pay you to
look 1t up.
Miss Ethel Frothingham-Yo will
go abroad. but not for four years
j. b. Moran-It would be well fol
you to hold on to the stock you have
1t Will become valuable. You will be
married In seventeen months.
John Moran-You will have to watch
or short, stout man will break into