The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-16
THE TOWN HYPNoTrzED.
Many People Thorough Believers in
the GenUineness of Mrs. BaIdwin's

Saturday night at the theater is usual
ly marked by very slim houses, but il
can be put down as a fact that this will
not be the case with the Baldwins, not
Wlthstanding they have been here all the
week. Mrs. Baldwin has got j large por-
ton Of the community hypnotized. There
is no doubt about that
All the girls who want TO know when
they are going 10 get married and the
wives who want to know what their hus-
hdhbS nave been doing, ana the people
who want information of missing friends
anu relatives or want TO inquire about
stolen articles will doubtless be on hand
Inc BaldWlns amused, interested and
mystined another large audience last
night. All sorts of questions were re-
Nedled and answered, apparently without
other agencies than Mrs. Baldwins hyp-
motto power. In nearly every instance
the queslloners seemed satisfied that the
answers were genuine revelations and the
information obtained appeared TO be sat.
lSfactOTy. Mrs. BaldWin's performances
We're undoubtedly very wonderful The
doubting IhOmases. of whom there were a
number in the audience, could not for the
life OF them explain how the thing was
done, although they declared their belier
that the thing was humbug.
SO far as any mind reading figures in it,
II no more. the ingenuity exercised
As on previous nights. the au ie'-
lions and answers were often very amusing
70 the duulence. Eft. JOnn X. Young was
Informed that the next senator from this
state would be d sound money man, which
gratifying information was received with
applause by the audience The BaIdWins
should by all means go to Atlanta and
impress this fact on the legislature. one
young lady was informed that she would
marry Macon young man next June
and that there would be three boys and
two girls as the result of the union. DR..
William Duncan was told that the
SO recently stolen from his pocketbook
taken = nra11 I'm 30
him. A well known cotton man was in
formed that there would be a reaction in
cotton soon and that January futures
would go to cents. This will afford COM
fort to the bulls, who have been on the
losing side lately. In answer to a ques-
ton by friend Mrs. Baldwin gave an
account of Wallace Mcfarland, who left
the city nine years ago. Mcfarland was
well known here, and the account given
by Mrs. Baldwin was known by many of
his friends to be correct She said that
he was now located in Utah This re-
mains TO be proven. Miss Dahl was in
formed that her father, who was report
ed to have been drowned tWenty-one years
ago, would be found at 406 Elizabeth street
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Mr..
Baldwin insisted that the young lady
write to that address and make inquiry
for her father, which she agreed to do
The Hanlon's "Fantasma" will be the
opening attraction at the theater next
week: There can be no doubt that the
public likes TO be amused in a way that
does not require any very deep thought on
its part. "Fantasma" easily fills the bill,
which no doubt accounts for its contin-
ucd popularity. 1t is essentially a play de-
pending on its wealth of scenery, its cos
tuning and the variety and ingenuity of
the mechanical contriVances with which
the performance abOunds. Quite a num-
Der of novelties have been added since
''Fantasma" was last given here and it
is promised by the mana cement that moth
ing will be left undone to render the pres
ent engagement banner one both as to
attendance and as to the excellence of the
entertainment. 1t is claimed that the com
pany is superior to any that has yet APP
peared in the spectacle. George II. Adams.
the well known and favCrite clown, is still
a prominent member of the organization.
The part of "Fantasma" viii no doubt be
well taken care of by Miss Nettie Black
while specialties will be given by the Nc
DOnOugh Brothers, and others.