The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-03-04
next Thursday evening. Hear them.

! next Thursday evening. Hear them
Tickets, 10 cents.
One of the strongest features of "A
Trip to Coontown" this season is the
| high class of the artists in whose
! hands the more ambitious musical
numbers is placed. Julia Roam, the
California soprano, has several solos,
has Lloyd Gibbs, the greatest of black
tenors, and the duets, quartettes and
other concerted numbers are being
handled by thoroughly competent art
| lists.
"Hogan's Alley" that breezy crea-
| ton of farce that bases it's fun on the
comedy happenings of a Mr.. Hogan,
will be seen at the Grand shortly
| Gilmore and Leonard, who have made
! both money and reputation in the
piece, continue to be it's stars. There
is promised an entire revamping of
| the skit this season and a cast of SUI
perior strength, including some strong
vaudeville features.
REMEMBER, IT'S NEXT THURS
! DAY NIGHT AT ST. JAMES A. M. E.
CHURCH THAT THE GREAT 81. 90
| ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE GIVEN
FOR TEN CENTS. DON'T MISS IT.
The health department is dealing
with the smallpox cases and suspects
| vigorously, and does not believe that
there is any danger of the trouble be-
coming epidemic. AS precautionary
measure, however, it is recommended
that citizens be vacinated The fact
that man was vaccinated several
years ago does not render him immune.
| The health officer suggests that the
! family physician vaccinate those who
are able to have him do so. All others
who desire it will be vaccinated at the
health department. office.
1t is promised that "The Charlatan,''
which Mr.. De Wolf Hopper will pre-
sent at the Metropolitan opera house
| next week for three nights and
! Wednesday matinee, will be staged
deliberately. The comedian states that
he expended more money in it's pro-
duction than he did in bringing out
wang" and lei Captain" The music
that Sousa. has written for this work
is pronounced the best that he has ever
executed, and that Mr.. Klein has sup
piled a story which is diverting and
interesting all the way through. Miss
Nella Bergen, Alice Judson, Alfred
Klein, Edmund Stanley are stilr with
the Hopper organization. The new
people in the cast are George w. Bar
mum, Mark Price, Arthur Cunningham
and Adine Bowler. The sale of seats
for Mr. Hopper's engagement is now
open.
| REMEMBER, IT'S NEXT THURS
DAY NIGHT AT ST. JAMES A. M. E.
CHURCH THAT THE GREAT s.. 90
| ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE GIVEN
FOR TEN CENTS. DON'T MISS 1T.
The past week was made memorable
by the presence in the city of large
numbers of old soldiers, their wives
and daughters, in attendance upon the
annual state gathering of the G: "A. R.
and the allied orders. The G: A. r.: as
sembled at Conover hall, the w. R. G..
at Plymouth church and the ladies of
the G. A. R. in Oddfellows' hall. The
sessions of the latter were of local in
terest from the fact that Biddle No. 80,
the first circle of Afro American la,
dies organized in the state, was repre-
sented. in the convention by it's presi-
dent, Mrs. Laura Hickman and Mrs.
Efie v. Wills as delegates, and Mrs.
Tennie E. White and Mrs. Mary Leav-
EFT as alternates. The surprise of the
session came in the advanced recogni-
ton accorded by the selection of Mrs.
Laura Hickman as a department Off
Ger. she being elected to the council of
! administration, which is the execu-
tive committee of the state work. Bid
die circle, under the able direction of
Mrs: Hattie Davenport, prepared and
served lunch the third day Of the SEES.
sion. y
.e DON'T MISS THIS.
| A Great Entertainment at ST. james "A. NJ.
e. Church.
The stewards Of St. James "A. NJ. E.