The morning call., 1893-07-27
GOSSIP OF THE HOTELS.

William Ward, the genial commander Of the
Pacific Mail steamer Peru, said farewell TO
scores of friends at the Occidental Hotel last
night. For four years the capt in has not had
vacation Now he has been given months
leave of absence aud will visit his mother. who
lives at Raleigh N. C. While In the East Cap.
tain Ward will also make brief sOjourn in
New York, and will, of course. take look at
the Worlds Fair He will return here in time
to take command OF Inc 1eiu on hei ietuin
trip from the Orient.
Prince Anatole Lieven OF Russia Is registered
at the Palace Hotel. The Prince, VINO lives IN
st. Petersburg. Is accompanied Dy NJ. a. 1unoa
of Switzerland. Both are quite young men,
and mis- ia their first visit to America. 1--WE
nave not vet visited the Worlds Fair" said
the Prince last night. I'VE came across Inc
continent by way Of New Orleans ana 81.
Louis and after visiting the coast we WIZ 70
turn by way OF Chicago and will look at the
Worlds Fair for two or three weeks we VIII
make a tour of Southern California, ana wiz
visit the Yosemite Valley and the YELLOWSTONE
Park"
Among tie arrivals from Honolulu on the
steamer Australia yesterday was PROFESSOR f.
A. Hosmer, president OF Oahu Coilege. He Is
accompanied by his wife. and alter vls'tihg tho
Worlds Fair Professor Hosmer will inspect
in the East.
Miss May Damon from Honolulu Is registereu
at the Occidental. Miss Damon Is the daugntof
of Hon. Samuel M. Damon OF the Hawaiian
Provisional Government and comes mere "
complete her education at Mills College.
Mrs. E. K Moore Is also at the Occidental,
having arrived on the Australia from Honolulu
yesterday. She is the wife OF Lieutenant
Moore, the navigator OF the United ota'es
cruiser Boston, Mrs. Moore is an ardent an
nexatlonist and was one OF the party OF laoies
who presented United States Minister Blouni
with the large American flag which now noats
over the United States legation at Honolulu.
Among the well-knOwn society people OF
Honolulu who are at the Occidental HOtel are
Mrs. A. Herbert, Miss Rena Herbert, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Robert Hastead. Miss Bernce halstead
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Hosmer. They are all
en- route to the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
A. C. Maude, one Of the solid citizens OF
Bakersfield, Is a guest at the Grand Hoiel MI.
Maude has the distinction OF having been the
founder of the first daily newspaper in Kern
County. He was formerly the editor and pro-
prietor of the Kern County Californian. After
starting daily edition Mr.. Maude disposed OF
his newspaper property and is now one OF the
largest real-estate operators in Bakersfield.
Thomas j. Burt and wife of Denver are reg
istered at the California Hotel, having arrived
from Honolulu on the Australia yesterday.
Mr. Burt Is a welknoWn banker and capitalist
in Colorado and went TO the Islands about two
months ago on pleasure trip. He was greatly
astounded yesterday 10 learn OF the various
bank failures in Denver during his absence.
aud in consequence he will hasten homeward
to-day.
Hon. c. c. Wright Of Modesto, accompanied
by Mrs. Wright, is registered at the Lick
House. Mr.. Wright is prominent attorney OF
the San Joaquin Valley and is the father of the
more or less famous right Irrigation law. He
is here on legal business.
o. Albert Bernard special agent OF the
United States Labor Bureau at Washington,
returned from Los Angeles yesterday and is
guest at the Palace Hotel. Mr.. Bernard has
Just completed an inves igatlon OF the various
building aud loan associations Of California.
which Will be Incorporated in a Government re-
port upon the subject soon 10 be issued.
Count Orloff Dansd0iff of ST. Petersburg ar
rived at the Palace Hotel yesterday from Chi
cago He is accompanied by DIR. Wanrawa
lguenfchff and party OF friends. Having
already visited the Worlds Fair they will now
go to the Yosemite for weeks rOiourn.