The Wasp, 1890 · page 336 of 504
The Wasp — 1890 — page 336: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page consists primarily of **text columns** rather than political cartoons. It contains several brief biographical/satirical profiles of local San Francisco figures: - **H.B. McDowell**: Criticized for his role with the *Ingleside* publication - **Phelps**: A former magazine writer turned literary critic - **David Stern**: A Republican candidate for Auditor, described as a successful German-born businessman and real estate dealer - **John H. Durst**: Republican nominee for City and County Attorney, praised as educated and accomplished The satirical approach involves **character assessments** rather than visual cartooning—presenting these men's backgrounds, accomplishments, and perceived qualities to San Francisco readers during what appears to be an election period. The tone ranges from critical to complimentary, offering political commentary through biographical narrative.