The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 11, 1900, Page 9

THE SUNDAY CALL. KSCREW WORLD AND OTHER unlimited power and riches, and t ial plety c; h e gaug':."”. = % dress of the best tailor in Le L : w wans its A Critical Review by Professor f. B. Lathrop of the Leland biishes a.ns 3- Jtanford Jr. University. o i 3 t ing Compa f ws . G. 1 fact of impertance, mentioned in the first number have bean *fulsome.” Of Matthew P. Breene's s New would have cleared successful in b ness or polities, some ‘“ Years of New York Politics” the ions greatly, was the have been successful in law, one or two affirmation is made that “no work i s of ‘the commander in medicine and several in being born the from the New York press, or, indeed, es . es to send time-expired volun- heirs of great wealth. Most of them ap- the press of the United States, ha = st, is whe ght be recalled any day, to pear to be estimable gentlemen (some are th so bril . he se 13 & tance from Manila. The known to be rascals), with a devout faith system tions which have broken in the a table and a tendency to : b had of course grow pre rotund under smoothly - statement of fiting w ts. s 3 uld have T q of the magazine is an- ’ - s ur herolc and selt- the prov e " 3 produced by the Wiy 1o bo. entloned tuns eaiaiinos Ain 1 the reign of Chi R £ e s for the* and to keep the ten in inflated 1 incorrect English, Peror. For fallure to PErOrd o ws and F were I dat 3 Which would not_be tolerated in any city LOmary rites, the shooting of ACFCUS, o e = g L e “work” of ouw: t Tha . PEe e aper ‘of ‘Which .1 know. Its blog- the beating of gongs and drums, to driv truck with awe % W W ews may be taken attention %o raphies contaln a great deal of twaddle Off the monster who threaterte 1o Tl . - - T A, oo of . our. own acts . t data of s and far too little information. Yet bad as the o A ihee oocurred on October e . ? w » otlon should com: | iher statistical matters, but also to it'is it will probably be a convenience in Jeath. This eclipse is belleved to fix e : every btle influences which at home, in sch a newspaper office. It would be still more 22 213 B. C. J ing of Hezekiah on th . A v 1 go far in Useful if the portraits were so arranged the date her eclipse to deter- rs that ar that none was printed on the back of a July bh i hich the Medes and b s e also gives the other. Pray eaven, send a better editor. mmine the yea wh l"‘en“ ®as 5% B. C. e s are stubborn thi ‘Among the gentlemen whose biographies Lydians concluded 3 trealy, 8 S5, o : se pect Hence, s are given in the first number of the maga- There is something tmpresS e O "rl, | g s o Fiagiicd o Successful American is zine are Joseph H. Choate, J. C. Carter flection tha ’ D that an Engiish g s hch. & e fulsome eulogy i€ to and Elihu Root, four generations of Van- predicted this eclipse, and that an r his g Difunto” (dead) FNOING SUISIY: 1N 40 99 hitel Reld. Andrew Carne- astronomer, calculating back. found the z ; s s K . Ty me. An arm¥y the , and the biographies will derbilts, Whitelaw Reld, Andr L g By pgp - B MEX”*.L" would ~ g e 1 r v f sts & Sy 3 SR e L < @have been visible from the lan pla L i § - s e s K ‘@ - DT BT TSI T TH DT TS ?Tm oen Vectence of the anclent wor'd : : the way n- . > every regim Aand the mature science of the present A2 [ yil Gro o S b S I e RN THE RELUCTANT VOYAGERS SRR R . " . & - /iy, ‘Chambers records a largs number T Ty o : o legs of the crowd, the while uttering door shut. Then he put his head out of () of eclipses of historical interest and £on- must be put o Vi { cludes his work with an elaborate 1tin- tves the s the window. L o hose who wish to visit Spain 5% ¥ rom Page Eight. “Driver,” he roared sternly ar. id the tall , softly; - = 2 £ g gne = e—and quick.” 3 Portugal in order to e great i s ae Saveted & ring eves noiselessly up the he cabman looked down a En»!! the () total eclipse v;‘h h v be vi the ‘: veme: - » & of it o eye © he tall man. ‘Eh? 39° Pa » countries on 2 f this year. s e ] AR RRE T X found eye of the He reluctantly gave his() eclipse will be total in this country on a = v s T < . the from throu; - k R top. ed with a e » . s geog s They had driven hur- shions enery a s t o t r s a ferry-house b T u s - 2 g g seems ators b L2 5€ e i t 1orn insis excite exte s crowd e s said the freckled edition of tr diously. The Almanac is sccidental sugg u as s te : ‘g"g“,‘k’; man f = about out 3{ New York. 40 cents.) compiled and well a: of - wanderers made a little detour and were doomed. I am thankful to Trusts and = — s ag R - s ca m » then went rapidly toward a cab. They {1t so, I am rejoiced. And I hope iscoolly superfor _ The “Reminiscences™ of John Hooker a k ) gaz shrink the n front of it and lool D trust that you—well, I don’t wish to—per sly meets the ar- Who was six years reporter of the re s s i ;] ."jr‘ z called the tall man, soft haps it is not the proper time 1Fmaz{s ¢ g nt and de- Supreme Court of Connectic i g > nger o s intent. I don't wish to intrude a moral at an tn- % g t have been Chi - & € breathed the freckied man. opportune mome but, my dear, dear( ne X»mué‘ra;fi’a mg.’:; have ‘z{ en Chiet N row led and surged in ab- »od for & moment and gazed w, 1 think the time is ripe to point ) pa : to babes. not stood aside for a g anx to vie in rub- ut to vou that vour obstinacy, your sel-() The positions whi g of a noble shtone s, W d _them. The cabman suddenly moved his fishness, your viilainous temper and your , e e purity an a as though they «By Jimmy, I bet he's a gonner,” arious other faults can make it just as() constitute a mency, toed what rambling ity, they your own self, my dear’ uently do for other peo- 4 P Toe / in order that they may take advantage of ¥ the needs of borrowers. Second, he de- and he again relaps its rela pere kled man groaned and wrung ple. You brought US ) clares that all other trusts are able to 3 r s tall man climbed into tha to, ecze the people beeause ¢ : i here” he sald to his com- :t for the con = acial & . r The voyagers freckled man climbed in and t n of - a W 1 a protesting kick at man reached over and pulled the > ‘e ; e p o1 I s of were so kept was no represent gle, T. C. Platt and J. F . savages; and a history not as a - eighty names are indexed an e £ g - e of the tter rator think ors portraits are p C (Th ¥ f s . 2 1 does grave in- al New York. Mc d book 19 BOTITAILS the book is proval of the — for hru:K:n’s E:t‘»:’; be “Mythology for Mode valyable in- In spite of this precaution some eulogy Metcalfe, is a series of Company. does manage to escape the visilance of far Greek myths, in w ription, 3350 both editor and subject. Perhaps it is 0ot incidents are made modern . phones home that he is de office, and takes a bottle of a Delmonica’s with Io. Juno V7> 2\ ) gaphical Com - 3 a year.) ained at 1brosia at Paris i & >, 4 c £ FEmes cements of below al be a noble a L w guage a | 3l len's work “ain for t Pasture Oppenheim health and IRENE FRANKLIN « SOME CHARACTERISTIC POSES BY THE GIRR WHO TALKS WITR RIR HANDS =