The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 5, 1899, Page 3

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1899. G 3 thing in bearing an hon- | and General Grant, the DOWN TO BUS]NESS‘ the head of the nation, | rded as a failure until he | submitted its age at which most men E | pended and o such succes: as follo T | | Ldeutenant Governor Jeter, 341: Secre unobstrusive man, makiws no | Standing Committees in the | &k fEuiop il S BEHIND THE CURTAIN | AT THE CEREMONIES =g sts and thus coming violent | arms, $18 20; tors R. P. Ashe, contrast with the citizen of Yolo, -the Senate Condensed. | S. M.’ Bettm Johin Boses : . ary of State, the miner of S e How the Inauguration Looked With AIl sy, e omwes s vokes e |5 im0 ¥ Bl b g 0 m{;;‘bn” injury. e i TR Curtin. s William M’ Cutt | are many o e people Since $1040: J. F. D: 0; J. H. Dickinson, | who have no excuse which tnev are | Assemblymen Rush the State Printing | 304 & TH: LY Daver S0 willing to reveal. They are either after % | homas F JE the Glamor Off. jobs or they hope to boost the aspira- | Bill_and Then Stand by the [N Hall, 315 6 s of som body who is, and come in a share of the proceeds. In some President on Expansion of 1ces their ambitions are legiti- . >, for there are loaves and fishes, Territo y. they who will not ask may go hun- Whene man will not tell e picion arises that The only oven sup-| CALL - HEADQUARTERS, seem in fact to be | MENTO, Jan. 4—Ab tie onl vho have no reputation to 10se. | complished by the Senate was the re excepting Governor Gage. | jon of the number of standing committees thinks he Is Strong | anq putting through the mileage claims uphold Burns and remain | 040" 0mcers and members, The Hands of Burns and His Offensive Coterie of Lieutenants to Be Seen on Every Side During the Function. J ‘| TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNQULING THAT THE USUAL REPUBLICARN CAUCUS wiLL BE HELD. . DIRECTLY s Angel, 7hi . mposs . 0y Sen | _Whil fm 5 "‘,"}‘,fm’ifj’lfs' The standing com were reduced | journed to 10°a. m. to-morrow AFTER ADJOURN® DS L LE IS from twenty-nine -six in order — MENT " 5410 g each Republican member a chair- y Budd hai | without detriment to the work of the Sen- ate. . The Claims Committee was con idated with the finance, and the (,'ummllri ; After Passing the Bill for the Print- tee on Constitutional Amendments wit JETER . BY HENRY JAMES., charre of | had been tried be- The prisoner was SACR. lked up the I murder in the second | the Judiciary, while the Committee on | ing Office the President ntenced to a term of | County Boundaries was abolished. Be- | There were mitigat- | Yond shortening the names of some of Was Indorsed. of no consequence in | others they were allowed to stand as - "ARTERS, morrow e will be privilege asury for as much t session ough to say that as | the re in the 1 have pardoned| When the Ser met at 10 a. m. Gillette | ) or a feeling of delicacy | of Humboldt offered a resolution appoint- | Printi ng been his lawvyer ing a committee of three to amend Sei-|on the tive presented the f: ate rule ,r\lun\;; Nn he ;;dx:..;;.m; 3 = s. resolutio as adopted, and | & g Govi 1 nd L e were s ot its use by Assembly t a Rue were appointed | |'* ek i Grove L. Johnson of Bacrame RATIFIED. CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRAMENTO, Jan. 4—There is no longer any doubt whatever that the new charter adopted by the people of San Francisco will be ratified by the Legislature. Some weeks ago The Call made a poll of the Legislature by telegraph, and, while a majority of the members of both houses declared in favor of its ratification, there were a number who expressed a desire to more thoroughly familiarize themselves with the instrument before committing themselves for or against it. During the present week The Call's staff of correspondents has made a systematic and intelligent canvass of the Legislature, with the result that it is enabled to announce to the peo- ple of San Francisco that there will be practically no opposition to the charter in either House. And there will be little if any delay in its ratification. It will be presented to the Senate and Assembly to be acted upon as soon as the Legislature is in smooth working order, and there likelihood that any effort will be made to block its course. )dy what he intend 1 passa Assembly at i Budd, “I am Gov- gatl: | morning about two day © cleaning | | The'bill d that used vided $100,000 fc 3udd we the office al ceremonies Jacob H. Neff 0 T 1le committees tion to the of enate The following apointed by it might ns of both id he did not d Burnett ing it w minorit matters b st_{ - $50,000 tendered b £ Assembl that holding on to tha Earthquake Shocks and a Glow. 5.—The of the Dail elegr uake shock was f ck_t (Wednes sllowed by tw t the same t the Macedonian bord afternoon to y office. Speaker Wr on the motio committee and 1 it was on the s also was | came th minority rence of that nother resolu- llowanca 5 per cap- : s was 1 o'clock. that me to make the for stationery : | ita. and on motic When the As guration K r neck was a Continued on € r hat. was R JONES ADVERTISEMENTS. ] BELIEVES s P s SRS B THAT No r Luc LEGISLATOR CouvLD PASS THIS BILL.. r daintiest attire. other side sat the w and then his moth and partly beca brought ag! g It make sits | to me who may be el ntleman, but b, - they apg | ¥ that the chances of | | Grant are better than any of his op- | pone: none of w with the un- excepti Burns, has Moonlight on the sea. There are pic- i tures and dreams and castles in the air for the woman who sits and gazes out ove{r it. Pic- tures of a happy ,y home, dreams of & manly husband, beautiful castles to be built by the lovil:g audience were portance than lity the re- hands of mutual helpfulness and il ATTORN Ey’:: with healthy, happy children, BURDETTE ;\!}:nc;t without ?xceplion these dreams might become realities if mothers would TIE BRINGS only teach their daughters the most com- ouvT THE mon sense facts about their own physical FIRE | make-up, and advise them how to protect DEPARTMENT. | selves from the perils of the three cr cal periods of their lives—puberty or maturity, motherhood and the ‘‘turn of life.” Women at these times suffer from irregularities and weaknesses which, if neglected, will develop into dangerous dis- eases and make their whole lives wretched. The delicate organs that make wifehood and motherhood possible, cannot be neg- lected with impunity. If they are neglect- ed the result is unhappy wifehood, and motherhood 'will be a menace of death. 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