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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
RUMoRs IN THE STOCK MARKET.

TALL street to the country Friday another IL
wv of the with which its strongest currents
the surface and set in.o agisaons
confusing chopped when
direction and the wind blows in another
1t was day and furries Stocks
again. the market could hardly have
peaed stormy had winds been rushing it
all points of the compass.
All di,turbances according to the reports the
results rumor and the hardly respectable
yellow journalism. The furry began with
story President MtKnley had fallen dead from apopexy
1t minutes get dispatch from Washington
tradicting story but that five minutes the agitation had
that could be stopped, and other
came thick and fast to keep up the motion.
Scarcely dispatch reutng the OF the death
President than another circulated that
Havemyer dying and hereupou stock began
up and like monkey stick. When later nfo
gave vitality of Havemeyer,
Richard Croker dead and straight
way Metropolitan Traction stock and kindred securities
ociating Finally circulated that nation
immediate with Spain and thereupon all
the and for the of the day Wall
full cf put the lid
the time o close.
all that bull a china shop, a
monkey tempest teapot Kansas zephyr
apple orchard nothing in stock
change. woman's rights convention when the
floor calm and when compared to Wall with
going rounds The brokers lose
such occasions and old fnancers badly
ratified the greenhorn the first time his
Fortunately the country actual stock market is
seriously affected by these faes in the exchange 1t the
OF trade and industry determine values
among the brokers. All
time setting prosperity
agitated day Wall will
them the least.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
A NEW MOVE IN CANADA.

N IsPATcHEs from Washington announce the State De-
| has been advised that SIR Wilfrid Laurier,
Prime Minister OF Canada, accompanied by Sir Louis
Davis of Marines Fisheries will
ngon the week for the of eng
regarding the fisheries This
surprising by the report that while
notified of the coming of the Canadian
British Minister Washington has received Information
either from London from Ottawa Canada it ems
TO the conclusion she big enough walk alone.
1t is clear what the Canadians to plish
Washington. They standing IN international
diplomacy for the simple that they
pendent nation Canada have dealings with Tn
only through the British Minister
Canadian Cabinet but from that of
Britain. the Canadian Ministers shoud ask to be
received equal with the
would arise To admit the request equivalent
recognizing the independence of Canada that
would make the whole British empire gasp and stare.
1t likely anything startling will the yisi,
of the unexpected guests They will probably
with confeng informally with the United States and
will nothing disturb the harmony nations Neverthe-
less the very fact of their visit to Washington under existing
circumstances significant of spirit Canada Lord
Salisbury Prime Minister of the empire officially refused
take in this conference and
saying by leave noble lord to be heard
it. Truly Kpling too early writing ballad
"our Lady of the Shows for reminds m
peral Britannia Daughter in my mothers house. but
mistress in my own
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
VIVISECTION FOR AMUSEMENT.

TINE Denver demonstration who for the edifcaton of
students OF physical culture carved live into small
pieces is to be congratulated belonging to the human
rather than the feline Supposng been cat
demonstraor had chosen expose vas to the
dent gaze would he have enjoyed affair? Not bit OF
course there are people who fail what
tortunng and favor brutal policy OF sending the
JAIL but these have deeply into the sub
Pr obaby there nothing else instructive anu
ing young the privilege seeing the paIpan
la yanked from its astenings 1t sweetens his ma
ture begule his time and within him noble i'm
other and their
structed similar plan thus addnI to the sum of
knowledge. strong and lively kerosene and
brought with lighted also said to CON-
pleasing spectacle However the the cat
20 flaming hedessly about bars Denver young an
from this style of recreation.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
THE DEADLOCK IN AUSTRIA.

OOME time ago when Turki, empire was
under discussion it suggested that much could be
attaining the desired end by the establish
nent parliamentary government in which all the
subject Sultan would have representation This
support it of the Turks themselves
but speedily dpeled by the official ogan Sultan
which one advised all advocates of Turkish
study Austrian Parliament and learn the folly
plan.
II the alusion Austrian Government
effective against Turkish
it would effective For the confusion
empire of races has been growing and
worse until present it the OILY way keep
Emperor to dissolve Parliament all
warning factions home and by of army
and divine right
Between the German minority the Czech majority in
empire harmony aspira
ton hardly possible pla form Of policy which
agreement reached Alien in race language
gon rival elements of the nation also widely diff
erent of civilization and their differences lead
disturbing which spring
seemingly ineradicabe antagonisms that have
centuries when the Hun
contended for supremacy in that part Of Europe.
The prediction has frequently that when the
present Emperor dies the empire will go pieces
may exaggerated ear grave disturbances
may with the change of ruler beyond question
long past Austrian been
who could smoothly compromise issue
up postpone decision to another day. Compro
however end at last matter how wisely
they may be planned. and in Austria 1t the
reached The proceedings of Parliament
repeatedly interrupted by violent the
riots weeks has been impossible carry
anything like rational discussion of the points issue
between the contending parties
To make the matter the Germans of Austria
sympathy of their fellow in empire
Kaiser, possibly this feeling may result
breaks leading to that will not end until the Austrian
empire speaking provinces and is
its capital in Budapest instead of
the old renowned i'm perial Vienna.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
OUARRELING WITH ITSELF.

THE struggle of the Chronicle with itself the climate
of Hawaii diverts the public Repeatedly, for years. it
insisted that the island climate unfit for white men;
that white labor there impossible; that the water
unfit to drink and the dustaden air unfit breathe; that Of
all countries earth it the worst for white man.
As this showing incompatible with the Chronicles pres
attitude in favor of annexation and turning the islands into
white mans country by treaty that paper busy trying
prove that it lied by quoting against itself the advertise
ments of steamship company setting forth the attractions
to the tourist in Hawaii.
Tropical countries have always been attractive to tourists
from the temperate but they have been populated
by such people, for natural which THE CALL does
and which the veeng and variegated Chronicle
cannot destroy.
For many years the Chronicle cried down Hawaiian
weather. not in anonymous Interviews, but in signed state
ments which it made the subject of frequent editorial ndors
ment If choose to believe tourist advertisement in
preference ITSELF putting estimate its
verac that the public does and may be said for to be
in agreement with its readers
But after all, the confused Chronicle is representative Of
the condition of the annexaonis Some of them insist that
the native HaWaans level with the negroes of the
Congo basin and should not be consulted in the seizure their
soveregny while others fawn and atter them and affirm
IHE CALLS statement that there is less teracy among
them than found in States of the Union represented by
nexaton Senator'S The truth that the Dole Government
supported by only per cent of the population, in fear
OF It's ability to survive much longer and is in trembling
anxiety to shift its load and transfer the United States the
task of holding the majority in subeoton.
the islands annexed the present members of the
ogarchy will naturally expect to be the lords of the
ooony and they already the continued sweets of power
Indefinitely assured They playing for big stakes and the
Chronicles anxiety confess Itself persistent falsier is
probably ei by the interest has with those adven
tures 1t must te strong that the Chronicle
introduce reputable testimony prove its statements
false Perhaps may get far along to confess
It's motive
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
A BLIND LEADER.

BLIND leader of blind Mr.. Seth Low, the defeated
candidate of the socaed reformers in the city OF New
York. He upon the results of the election Tues
day with that nothing his defeat and
gravey blinking owl moazing in the sunlight he de-
caes Republicans who refused aban-
don their party support him and the movement he
represented.
1t is old saying blind as those who
won't see' those whose blindness is of
that kind To all who do not wuy shut their eyes to the
facts of the moral of leading to the
Iammany victory is plain pikesaf The defeat OF the
OF good due solely the folly OF the
formers themselves
The against police corruption in New York. led by
Dr. Parkhurst up Lexow investigation that
resulted in bringing light thousand OF evils
than which originally charged The dis
closures brought awakening of tue moral
the community and effort made to overthrow
Tammany rule. The movement successful. A reform
Mayor elected Police Board appointed and on
the surface indication pointed to the that
power of Tammany permanently broken
These pleasing indications did not long continue undls
turbed Tammany remained organized the politics
city, while constituted but unorganzed
multitude The contest then began between discreded
ganizaton triumphant bat dsorganzed aggregation OF
citizens In this organization demonstrated its
uerority enthusiasm fighting force Tammany be-
its prestige WHILE the ervor OF the campaign
died the ranks of the eformer and
long it clearly the organized Of
Tammany would unless equally strong organic alton
under these circumstances approached
for the pitched battle h polls for the troll of The
nicpaliy Greater New York. Those who carefully and
artiay studied the situation that the inherent weak
of the former movement for good its
lack OF organization They proposed therefore make the
battle with the assistance of The Republican party With the
aid that weldiscplned poll ca force they woad be able
not only win, but to hold what To the Repub
hcan standard they sought rally every who honestly
de tsred rid New York of Tammany rule if the self
styled reermers had joined with them good would
be ebrang victory instead OF trying explain
defea.
truth that haphazard pinations of
fully administer the affairs of city, The reformers in New
York had entire possession of the city. The adminstra ion
in good There police scandals,
the street work batter done than before known
the history of the munc paity economy prevailed all de-
partments and the Mayor personally pop liar with all
classes Against this strong there simply the
ganizaou of dcreded disgraced AMI degraded band of
politicians Yet with all these advantages the reformers have
not only lost the fight but been literally swept from
the field.
The blind leaders of the bind may preach against the
logic OF these facts but their preaching will affect the
truth Organization is essential durable political
and the only for the people of New York defeat
Iammany and establish good join the Re-
publican organization and vote the Republican ticket
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
REAL PERSONS in FICTION.

Remarking correction of the sorv
that his "Dana OF the Crosswas study OF
ton the London st. James Gazette
Unorunately these novelfsts
be but intellectual jury done bv tbeir
libe Dickens
pole altogether Leigh Hunt bn, ~
this popular
pole than from the original. ~ ' AAAn'
Heger and the phan
Mlson are 10 the Engh world large only
street who Dodo wa and though Mr. Benson explicit denial
~ 0uf what answer do ge Happily sidney
o com ana enectye living cham Dufrn
out fo MI Meredith how
wsys?" - ~ - D"nA u Inc eross
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
CALIFORNiANS IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-At the Plaza, E. Bost-
wick; Hoffman, J. W. Gervin; Imperial, Mrs
j. Greene. B. La hrop; Holland, E. Bruguiere; ;
Astor, NJ. Manson; Broadway Central, A. NJ.
Simpson. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B. Parrott. with
the Misses ParIott left the Plaza and sailed
on the Aller for Bremen. Miss Lille Jane
Lawler also sale d foI Germany.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
cALlFoRNlANs IN WAsHINGToM

WASHINGTON, Nov. Cd. Ehrman of SAM
Francis CO is at the Arlington Hotel and Ben5a-
min E. Wing of Los Angeles is ct the Shoreham.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
A FAMILY PROMOTER.
Detroit Free Press.


The decision admitting In the ur,toa
the
aong pnsne In THIS country VIII tendency to the
slzeoI Chinese merchants tamilieS - -e'S"'0 'A0
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

The High School girls strike against buying books
have good Most of the parents this city would
been strike long not hampered lack of
ton No doubt exists bat girls bright beautiful
branv and We make bold TO giory in heir spunk
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

One Fresno lad shot another for having told on" him
school. Undoubtedly this form of
According TO the ethics of school days give the tater
thrashng not only proper but commendabe However
take shot him the best
hold
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

The largest tomb in the world is the
pyramid of Cheops. 461 feet high and COW
ering thirteen acres OF ground.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

There be harm in Durrants writing of his life
Surely would better be doing taking life Of
somebody else The only injury possible would pub
Usher to be found foolish enough to print the stuff
then silly people might read it.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

SPECIAL info rma tion daily to manufacturer.
business houses and public men by the Press
Clipping Bureau Alien's), $40 Montgomery
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

With al the talk about the dreadful things are
Weyler the probability remains of
them will happen. 1t is simply the common
wish being father to lot of cheering thoughts.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

might been polite enough pretend to like
"The First Born that city has habit sendng over
which nobody in this country any in and
yet the players 60 back in tho seerage.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
THE GHOST OF THE MURDERER.

HE abstract questions OF theosophy for
the daily papers, when the followers this
emphaticay take position against capital punish MT
they certainly TO criticism The theory
protection to society because the wicked
yanked from its lingas space
commit lacks to notable degree
OF praccality The thinking would rather
chances wit spirit that by leaving the flesh
swing sandbag than with toopad. may
of soul of the it
that beyond the it exercise magn pull
other kind of pull affecting affairs mundane. 1t will
generally accepted that assassin having
cessuy hanged after this
pressed trigger The tender soicrude lest
punished he deserves is OF the most resome
pcabe perverted notions 1t does being arrayed
the ncomprehensiDe jargon of thsosophic
dctum gain whit OF reasonabieness Hang the murderes
and let 60 whittier the Creator wills We willing to
take risks coming back being able kick any
sanguinary ructions ii they do,
Henry Waersons object in saying that he takes
interest in politics is little hard to discern. OF
body believes it, is expected to-
Ii Hearst has really disappeared from his accustomed
haunts the probability that he managing Csneros show
is too strong 10 be overlooked.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
IN THE NAME OF HUMANITY.

American whaling fleet, manned by American sailors,
II is bound in the ice of the Arctic Ocean, and the Arctic
winter is approaching Unless relief is promptly gven
the these ships will perish in the terrible cold OF
that desoaon under conditions of Disaster suffering and
starvation fearful to think of.
The menace is appalling. The situation shows but one
hope for relief If Government will promptly in send
ing ship aid of the ebound fleet it will be possible to
the from the horror that hangs them The
Government has been applied to and the Secretary of the
Navy replied the correspondent of THE CALL that the
Government has provision relief ship, and can
money for that purpose unless it has been appro
priated by Congress-
In this emergency THE CALL speaks in the of hui
maniy and guarantees the needed to provision the relief
ship Let the Government furnish the ship carry the food
and supplies the whaling fleet and THE CALL will to it
that they are on hand to be loaded as soon ship ready
to receive them.
The main issue to the bound sailors. There to
be meeting of the Cabinet Tuesday, and at that time it
will be considered whether the Government provision
and send relief ship to the whaling fleet If at that meeting it
should be decided the Government has authority to prov
sion the relief ship there need be delay getting the ship
ready THE CALL will to that the provisions there
In matter involving the lives of hundreds of brave men
the supreme law that proclaimed by the voice of humanity
To that voice THE CALL responds hardly be doubted
that the Government will be equally responsive. We trust
the relief expedition will be fastening north its mis-
sion of mercy, carrying relief to those who facing
terrible death amid the ice and of the frozen
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

In the police raid upon nickelin hesot machines
single telephone been assaulted its lgot gains
knocked of it with Perhaps this is due to
sight, of explanation it the aspect OF
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

Engine wers Sacramento said to be able by dgent
application half a dollar day, and yet
of them have been heard epne No wonder Uncle
Coils occasionally raned to observe lack of gratitude
the part of the workingman.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
CALIFORNIA glace fruits, SOC lb. Townsenqs

Il. BLACK, painter, 12O Eddy strss.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
Published by
Brothers,

All purple 10 Tile stars.
Who holds the reins upon you!
The latest gale set free.
What meat is in your managers
The glut of all the sea.
'Twixt tide and tides returning
Great stores of newly dead
The bones of those that faced us
And the hearts of those that fled.
Afar, offshore and single,
Some stallion, rearing swift,
Neighs hungry for new fodder,
And calls us to the drift.
Then down the cloven ridges
Ten million hoofs unshod-
Break forth the wild white horses
To seek their meat from God.
Gi.th deep in Kissing water
Our furious vanguard strains
Through mist of mighty tramplings
Roll up the fore-blown names
hundred leagues to leeward,
Ere yet the deep hath stirred,
The groaning rollers carry
The coming of the herd.
Whose hand may grip your nostris-
Your forelock who may hold?
Fen they that use the broads with us
The riders bred and bold,
That spy upon our matings,
That rope us where we run
They know the wild white horses
From father unto son.
We breathe about their cradles,
We race their babes ashore
We snuff against their thresholds,
We nuzzle at their door
By day with stamping coursers,
BY night in whinnying droves,
Creep up the wild white horses
To call them from their loves.
And come they for your calling?
No wit of man may save.
They hear the wild white horses
Above their fathers grave;
And kin of those we crippled
And sons of those we slew
Spur down the wild white riders
To lash the herds anew.
What service have ye paid them,
. jealous steeds and strong?
Save we that throw their weaklngs
Is none dare work them wrong,
While thick around the homestead
Our gray-backed squadrons Craze
A guard behind their plunder
And a veil before their ways
With march and countermarehings,
With press of wheeling hosts,
Stray mob of bands embattled,
We ring the chosen coasts;
And, careless of our clamor
That bids the stranger fly,
At peace within, our pickets
The wild white riders lie.
Trust ye the curdled hollows,
Trust ye the gathering wind;
Trust ye the moaning groundswell,
Our herds are close behind
To mill your foeman's armies,
To bray his camps abroad
Trust ye the wild white horses,
The Horses of the Lord
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

henry Wattersons object in saying that he takes
interest in politics Is little hard discern. OF
body believes it, nor is expected
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

Ii Hearst has really disappeared from his accustomed
haunts the probability that he is managing Csneros
is too strong 10 be overlooked.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-08-14

IN the parade that win celebrate No.
visit to st. Louis. Queen Electra. God
dess Of Light and Queen q the Electric
Spark. has commanded that the subject
to be illustrated In honor OF her coming
b to some extent set forth. IN order that
benishted earthlinss b given opportunity
to study and be prepared t. appreciate
that strand event. To that end. therefore.
her mundane representative has decided.
because o. this command ~ well also -
that the pageant II to take . new line Of
departure into that field % little explored
-electricity-to give the subject to Be pre-
sented - well - some i1sa Of IT. treat
ment. ~ here set forth.
"The Planets and Constellation" the
subject chosen. h best adapted to IL
lustrate the worship Of Electra, Goddess
Of Light and Queen Of the Electric Spark.
Every noat Of the pageant WIN b thrown
into the fel1 OF . strong electric light By
tho footlights surrounding the lower edge
Of the floats. The power viii b taken
from the wire BY trolley and running
over the street car line win present q
scene Of glory.
The costumes vii! 10 entirely new and
built especially to meet the requirements
OF their novel parade. In truth II VIII
b In all it, splendid features Q magnin-
cent surprise. and IL calculated to arrest
attention at once and bring to q. Louis
next fall . great concourse OF people.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-08-14
SHE SPANKED FOR THE FAMILY.
The Stra0GeF's Kind Offer Was In
aBEnantly Refused.

0s8o0ntAy NcxU0eQs
People never get encouragement for doing
the Good Samaritan act in the interests OF
the public, as the man decided who offered
to assist distracted woman and ameliorate
the sufferings of lot of people on SUI
burban car
The boy who howls was in evidence, the
curled darling of his only own mother and
the terror of everybody else, and he had
kept the car in state of wild excitement
and exhausted the patience Of everybody, in
Guiding his doting parent.
oh, If your father were only here!" she
had said for the fiftieth time, as she tried
vainly to restrain the bowling terror.
At that he stopped bowling long enough
to beat the air with his small shins, and the
woman on the other side of him remarked
audibiy that cage was the proper place for
savages like him.
Johnny, dear" asked his mother, won't
you be a good boy."
Roars and kicks from Master Johnny.
"Oh, l wish your father were here to give
you good trouncing this very minute!" she
walled, as she struggled with him.
Then it was that the philanthropist Of the
trying in vain to read his morning paper ever
since he started from home
Allow me, madem," he said, blandly. Il
am father myself, and will be happy to
chastise your cherub in behalf Of his absent
parent"
tOh, no, you won't, not if know it,"
said Johnny's mother, rising in her wrath
like a tigress. There amt that man living
dare lay a finger on that boy-his own ia
thinks he knows it all" and she shut off
debate by going into the next car and tax
Ing the sweet infant with her.-Chicago
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