The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-06-28

tuesday at 2:30 p. m. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. limo
thy Reeves OF Minneapolis and the pas
tor, Rev. ]. G. Anderson, and were
quite solemn and impressive. St.
James choir assisted by Mrs. Maud
Weber furnished music. There was
a large concourse of the friends of the
deceased present to pay the last tr-
butes OF respect. There were numer-
Gus floral tributes. The deceased was
over IS years of age. She leaves a
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Adams, two
grand daughters, Mesdames O. S. Clai-
borne and w. T. Joyce, and grand son
Mr.. Arthur Adams and one great grand
son to mourn their loss. Interment at
Oakland.
The Charity club feel justly proud of
the many congratulations and nice
things that are being said of their en-
Joyable trip down the river" Tuesday
evening, although the moon was evil
IDENTIFY full to overflow and failed to
keep his engagement, nevertheless
with aid of brilliant searchlights every
body enjoyed the beautiful scenery of
the Indian Mounds, BURLINGTON
Heights, Red Rock and even the "stock
yards Cat distance). The happy
continuation Of sweet music and pretty
girls made merry the darkest hour
And the club feels that their greatest
effort could but feebly express their
sincere thanks to the matrons, young
Buds and gallant Knights who so
Loyalty made possible the success of
this event.
Mrs. Geo. w. Wills is visiting her
mother, Mrs. James Cheyman, Spring
field, Ohio. Mrs. J. E. Clark is also
in Springfield attending the wedding
of her sister, Blanche Keemer.
Next week the most thrilling event
of the season at the Grand Opera
house will be seen. This will be
production of the famous CDR. Jekyl
and Mr.. HYDE" by the Percy Haswell
Stock company This remarkable
play needs little advertisement It is
without exception the most startling
thing ever conceived for a fertile
imagination. Robert Louis Stevenson
wrote many interesting stories, but
none so weird and thrilling as CDR.
Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE In this, the two
sides OF a mans nature is personifed.
An eminent London physician discov-
ers certain drug which will trans
form a good man into an evil one,
change all the features and personal
ity, and permit the evil in him to have
full and hldeous sway. A second dose
OF the drug restores the man to his
normal being. DR.. Henry Jeykll used
this drug in experiments upon himself,
and his evil personfcation is known
| as Edward Hyde. In the character Of
Hyde he knocks down a little child
and brutally tramps on her. AS
Jeykll he pays for his pleasure. He
commits murder while in the per-
sonality of Hyde, the victim none
other than Sir Danvers Carew, father
Of his prospective bride. Then the
Hyde is transformed into the Jekyll
and the good man, bitterly repenting
Of the crime committed by his evil ma
ture, helps the detectives hunt for the
murderer What more dramatic and
thrilling events can be imagined. The
contrast between Hyde and Jekyll,
the startling transformation from one
! character into another upon the stage
in full view of the audience, is task
which no actor dare undertake care
lessly. Richard Mansfield plays the
role only few times each season, ow-
| ing to the immense drain upon his ner
vous system. Mr.. George Fawcett, di-
rector of the Haswell company, will
| undertake the role next week. He has
studied it long and carefully and may
be expected to give very striking por-
trayal of the dual role. Miss Haswell
will appear as Agnes Carew The rest
of the company will be seen in the pro-
duction. The play will be given in
four acts and eight scenes. This will
be one of the startling sensations of
the season.