The morning call., 1893-06-15
GOSSIP OF THE HOTELS.

About the smallest and smartest Japanese
who ever crossed the Pacific registered at the
California Hotel yesterday. HIS name Is ..
Terasbima and he belongs to one OF the most
arfstocratic and wealthiest famllles 10 iohio.
Terasbilna is a student at the university VI
PENNSYLVANIA, and is on his way home, calleo
the illness of near relative. When he regis
taret az the California yesterday he threw the
bellbov to one side, wInked at the clerk, called
for a room on the second floor with oath ana
registered In bold English letters as mailing
from Philadelphia.
Senator Thomas Flint of San Juan Is missed
by the frequenters Of the Grand ana Falace
Hotel corridors these days. The Senator Is en-
ronte TO the Worlds Fair. One OF his missions
East will be TO secure If possible the feihosai
of the eAremains of General Sutter ana MS "ie
fronh .taleir resting-place In PennsyNan,a lo'
interinent in the restored Suffers Fort at Sac
ramento.
he. Yang Ju. the new Chinese Envoy to the
United States, Spain and Peru. Is booked 10 ar
rive at the Palace Hotel upon the incoming OH
entail steamer. Yang Ju is bigh-mlghty-muck
In the FIowery Kingdom and formerly held an
important diplomatic post at Wuhu. he VIII
be accompanied hither by his family and ret
inue of servants.
Miss Kate A Sanborn OF Cambridge, Mass
literary woman OF considerable celebrity, mas
gone to San Jose, where, under the quletlng ID
fuences of the Hotel Vendome, she VIII put 'he
finishing touches to new volume on California
Ii Will be a unique volume too, unique IN tnat IL
will aim to tell the truth about the Golden
State. Miss Sanborn is a sister OF Frank b.
Sauborn, the biographer and historian.
Itisnow nearly four years since G. NJ. Cam
mack. the brother of Addison Cammack, the
New York millionaire, disappeared so mysterl-
ously from the Grand HOTEL In this city. AT
the time of his disappearance Mr.. Cammack
left his gold watch and considerable sum
of money under his pillow at his hotel. Mana
ger Thorn of the Grand has never been able
TO hear from the New York millionaire regard
ing his missing brother, and the case has al
ways been shrouded in mystery.
There are only two towns IN the civilized
world by the name of Mogodore. One OF these
is In Algiers, in Northern Africa. and the other
is In Ohio. j. f. Frye of Nogodore, Africa, Is
at the Russ on his way to Mogodore, Ohlo
where he has business interests.
j. FL. Werner, dapper little gentleman from
Berlin, Is at the Palace Hotel. Mr. Werner is
jeweler in Frederick strasse, Berlin and his
dainty business card announces that he Is Jew
eler 10 the royal family of Germany.
Colonel j. A. Hardin, the pioneer rancher
and cattle king, is at the Russ House Mr.
Hardin lives in a spacious mansion at Santa
Rosa, but is so warmly attached to his cattle
range In Nevada that he invariably registers
from Reno.
e. W. Cummings, secretary OF the American
Press Association of New York, is at the Pal
ace Hotel, accompan led by his wife. He is just
completing a tour of the world, and since ar
irving from China and Japan last week, has
visited Monterey and the Yosemite Valley.
While in Yokohama, Mr.. Cummings purchased
through tickets for Chicago via San Francisco.
The japanese ticket sharp sold him one ticket
for the passage of two PERSONS Arriving here
Mr. Cummings discovered that American rail
roads 90 not transport two people on one
ticket. Hence, for the past twenty.four hours
the New Yorker has been having small-siZed
circus with local railroad officials.