The morning call., 1893-07-16
GOSSIP OF THE HOTELS.

lie Comte Andor Szechenyi of Budapest.
Hungary, is guest at the Palace Hotel, having
arrived from j pan yesterday on the steahShi y
Peru. The Count is a six-footer, as stfalght az
an arrow and is famous traveller. He Vlsiteo
San Francisco once before some FIVE years ago.
He is now making a second tour OF the world.
Count Szechenyi is leading member OF the
Budapest Jockey Club. and is himself an ex-
pert horseman. Upon his way hither he rode
in the saddle across India from Calcutta 10
Bombay. His equestrian exploits in Asia were
chronicled at length some few months ago In
the New York and London newspapers. Inc
Count will leave on Monday night with party
Of tourists direct for The Worlds Fair.
Rev. Montague c. Sanders. from India. ar
rived in the city yesterday and is registered at
the Occidental Hotel. Mr.. Sanders. who is
an eminent clergyman of the Episcopal church {.
sojOurned for month at Honolulu on his way
here from Bombay. While at the Islands he
made the trip to the volcano. Mr.. Sanders
also visited Japan and China and brings with
him letters of introduction from Archdeacon
Shaw OF Toxic, Japan. Mr.. Sanders will re-
main here for several weeks before continuing
his journey eastward.
Levi Chase and wife OF San Diego are guests
at the Occidental. Mr.. Chase is one of the
pioneers OF Southern California He was one
of the early mayors of San Diego and is to-day
one of the most substantial citizens of that
town.
The Count and Countess COnStantius arrived
from Hong Kong yesterday aud are at the Pal
ace. They started from China to the Worlds
Fair early in May but stopped off at Honolulu
between steamers. During their sojourn in
Hawaii they visited the VOLCANOES OF kllauea
and other points Of interest.
Morris Goldburg of Honolulu came up on
yesterdays steamer and is registered at the
Palace. Mr.. GOdburg is a leading merchant
at the islands. Recently he was attacked with
la grippe ana has made the voyage 10 San
Francisco solely for the benefit of his health,
which. by the way, is remarkably improved.
Another Hon oluu resident who arrived on
the Peru yesterday is Thomas f. Boisselier,
who is a guest at the Palace. Mr.. Bolsselier
has reason TO remember San Francisco. for
about four years ago when he was here he met
with runaway accident on Market street, the
result of which was broken arm and other
injuries
Douglas Stewart Grant, wealthy young man
from London, England, is at the Palace. Mr..
Grant has been making pleasure trip 10 China
aud Japan. He was united In marriage last
fall TO charming American heiress, who was
welknown society blossom in Chicago.
Andrew Brown, barrister and substantial
citizen of Caicut, India, arrived on The Peru
yesterday and is registered at the Palace
Hotel. Mr.. Brown will go to the Worlds Fair
and thence to England. The town OF Calicut,
where he makes his home, is frequently mis-.
taken for Calcutta. Calcut Is not D. large city,
but is a comparatively small town in the south
ern part OF India.
Michael kazarin Of st. Petersburg is guest
at the Palace. He is an attache of the Russian
Interior Department at st. Petersburg. and is
also an imperial Russian commissioner TO the
Worlds Fair and delegate to the interna-
tional prison convention 10 be held at Chicago.
He is student in penology. and While In Cali
fornia will inspect the Stale prisons at Folsom
aud San Quentin.
Congressman Thomas j. Geary of Santa
Rosa. who has been at the LICK House during
the larger part Of the week, returned to his
home yesterday In a most deplOrable condition.
He has been fairly besieged by applicants,
both male and female, for Government posi-
tions, and his right arm is well-nigh useless
from continued handshaKIng. Mr.. Geary VIII
depart for Washington TO resume his Congress
sional labors on Wednesday next