The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-23

is acknowledged to be an exhibition
Of nervous and mental phenomena.
DR.. Tyndall has appeared sue
cessfully in Canada, the United
ter country he made some re-
markable tests before the royal fami-
lies of Norway and Sweden. During
his stay in this city, DR.. Tyndal has
conducted numerous private tests in
the Commercial club rooms, and in the
different newspaper offices, and all of
his demonstrations have been success
full
Prof. John Mckenzie, of National
Theosophy renown, in lecture recent
ly given on the subject of natural phe-
nomena, declared that the realms Of
psychic force first include telepathy,
or thought transference, which means
the action of one mind upon another.
Independently of the recognized chan
nels Of sense; second. hypnotism, mes
merism; third, Authorizations, premoni-
tions and apparitions; fourth, indepen-
dent clairvoyance, clairaudience, psy-
chometry. etc, and fifth, the relation Of
all these groups of phenomena to one
another, and their bearing upon :,
problems of the human soul and =
question of a future life.
DR.. Tyndall's performance embraces
feats of mind reading, clairvoyanca
and demonstrations of hypnotism. In
the latter branch of the occult the doc
tor has also met with success. In DIFF
ferent parts of the country he has been
requested by officers of the law to hyp-
notiZe suspects, and so ascertain their
guilt or innocence. ,=-3.s,. 90
The performancesewM be one of
amusement, aside from it's scientific
interest DR.. TyndaH has been Endorsed
wherever he has Appeared by the re-
iCrin nd hac,
commendatory letters from clergynlen
of this country andlEurope. His pro-
gramme includes alT:ofsthe Washington
Irving Bishop tests and many novel
demonstrations which, It is said, Bishop
never attempted. YsIt3sincludes The
Mystery Unrevealed sssThe Celebrated
Murder Test" in wl1ehda committee Sc
lected from the. auHience is invited TO
choose from its. Numbers three per
sons, one Of whom perpetrates a mock
murder. The victim is}then hid. The
culprit also hides himself, and Tyndall,
blindfolded, locates the murder. finds
the weapon with which the murder was
committed, then locates the victim,
then goes through the exact crime and
then describes the murderer, and the
victim. He will also. present Charles
Fosters spirit test, give an exhibition
of psychic TX Ray power, introduce
the interesting feature of the sealed en-
NelOpe, ana also his marvellous Demon
stration, the wire test, and his amusing
feature. the lost family.
For the benefit of the ladies, the
usual matinee performances will be
given and on those occasions pro-
grammeE especially, enjoyable for them
will be presented r
In his lecture on Hamlet, From an
Actors Prompt Book" Beerbohm Tree,
the English actor, tells Of certain de-
partures he has made from the tradi-
ticnal arrangement, some Of which Ger
tatnly appeal to good judgment. For
instance, to the soliloquy beginning
with the line, otis now the very witch
ing time Of night" ser have added"
says Mr. Tree. that other sohloquy of
the fourth act. which is, perhaps, the
greatest Of all of them, and which,
since Shakespeare's days, the walls of
the theater have never or rarely re-
sounded. Those noble lines, How all
occasions do inform against me, and
spur my dull revenge SYividly illustra.,
tive as they are Of, the workings of
Hamlet's inner nature and, therefore,
Of the highest Importance to the play,
have been banished hitherto from the
stage, because theyr ane imprisoned in
that episode of the journey to England,
which cannot be presented from simple
lack Of time. From that prison I have
freed them by applying them here at a