The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 5, 1903, Page 45

% t i | 1 % SAN FRANCISCO, SUNDAY, APRIL:5, 1903, FATHER JOHN OF CRONSTAD DECLARES THAT COUNT TOLSTOI IS WORST OF HERETICS AND THE PERSONIFICATION OF SATAN 3 : IFair Parisian Cousin of President Is a Very Talented Musician and Linguist. Famous Russian Ecclesiast Declines Honor Previously Extended to the Author. The residents of the | the 200 per cent ARIS, April 4—By lineal enforced. The claim is | ance on both the paternal more than self- | maternal side, Miss ( that its wishes are en—] Roosevelt-Scovel _is justl ration | titled to the position she wc = | in soclety in the capital LAPPONI DENIES RUMOR | mother, Mrs. Ma oosevel y THAT LEO IS ENFEEBLED Physician Declares Pope Is in Per fect Health and Able to Con- tinue Audiences. | April 4.—Dr. Lapponi, the Pope's 1 interview to-day relative a member of the old Dutch family Ro- | velt, which was among the ecarlie | tlers of New Yeork City, when | known as New Amste! great-grandfather, Mr. Van N Governor of Vermont and Min Madrid. On the Roosevelt s Scove report that the Pontiff had . > 1 | lated to the President of the Unit Wy Bye:d enfeebled as a result | e ten. NG A < H fliness, authorized a denial | ne M“_i \“L s 5 oo continued his audiences and was a favorite on the operat <ne PERU - ¢ 3 bt s E his habitual occupations. Ow- | inherits her remarkable musical gifts RESIGN HIS OFFICE - ST Sy | L o g oty b el }“""‘"-' Dr. | ot only is she an excellent pianist, but g - s b "““‘ . ;;:d o ”m;‘ | she has a delightful soprano voice. which Romana Considers Retiring in Favor s audiences and accord S | has been cultivated under the directon of ‘ 5 e Presi e & v SN e Tty | Jultant, and were it not for family rea- of the First Vice President, w r & . Bl oy il e’ | sons, she probably would have Senor Alsamora. o e e e ¥ o ay mext. ‘ | public singer. As it is, she is often Y PSR ed that se q. ) | in charity concerts and in salor ¥ nstalled t arents BJORNSEN’S NEW PLAY | voice is of beautiful qual wi s = i s g PROVES FLAT FAILURE' : : tended upper register, and she sings with b | BT - . ) 8 | great taste and unders ade niger O T e { : tion to these qualit et e and a charming natu e While music has be a failure. The has not been’ Insensible to > unanimously. re- and Milizande Z st time here at evening and Germany at Ham- The audience . owing to its lack 7~ > RARE ABILITY O 45 AND BEAUTY 1 IN BUSINESS Mrs. Frank Avery Wins Admiration in Europe. n_remarked ~emerse IN GERMANY i America Bids Fair to Become : Most Popular of A ) Ministers. 11 P . i £ BERLIN, April 4—United States ! w e bassador Charlemagne T\ A plates, it is said, not the finest palaces in the Russian Embassad Sacken, in gorgeousne: number of liveried Mr. Tower promises popular American responsibil- accredited to Berlin, the German press e, and it is not asserts. He speaks German fluently, but nervous Organ- what has most impressed the Germans is iz n of - g gave way and ! the promptness and readiness with which an entir ange w upon her. i AR AT * be took his children away from a Swiss: However, before ; in any way MA ¢ i school to place them in @ German estab- the ch . i s s it I the ceremonial established at the time !'shment oped 1 ] The Embas jor received part of his leavi MAEKE VISIT TO VATICAN of Emperor Willlam's first visit, by allow- - | B > education in a South Gergan town, and a succ Deviation From Former Ceremonial { ing the King to start from the British ;5 ¢ ng of comparing notes with the Ger- and fvas ma Is Advocated as Regards Man- | Embassy, where he will be met by Mon- mans on schoel aff . e - [ | signeur Stonmer, the Canon 6f St. John A thousand persons attended Embas- thos . ner of the Meeting. Fgy | Lateran, and the highest English prelate sador Tower's first reception to the court ; ROME, Apri) 4.1t s the fact about % - e B Sy " , and soclety last evening. Foreign Sec- gland, she a o spone vésuag WIFE OF THE POPULAR EMBASSADOR OF Q.’,fn'm:'m N R i e Vot Rinkihafon, Miaiifee af P e s e and | STATES TO THE COURT AT BERLIN, AND A WESTERN WOMAN, WHO IS MUCH AD- | Shie 2 lic Works Budde, Minister of Ecclesia r 1se | MIRED IN ENGLAND AND FRANCE. | However, it is probable that the King y;.a) Affairs Studt, Minister of the Ir Continent she 5 —_ s Wil not go to the Vatigan if he comes rior von Hammerstein and all the other was presented a 1 A fervent lover * to Rome for one day onf¥, as seems like- members of the Cabinet in town were of the b Mrs. Avery attracted . > Ireland and Canada, the King will not Pope, as Btherwise it would appear to be King's visit, there is now an element at lv, according to the latest information present with their wives, as were the much attention la ¢ 1 at Alx-les- oidcs in ®he Dritish Empire, especially in come to Rome without trying to see ti®e an intentional offense. Anticipating the the' Vatican advocating a deviation from on the subject. chiefs of the Government bureaus. Baing by her exc n