The San Francisco call., 1896-06-17
PERSONAL

Afade Bemrose, an English traveller is at the
California
John Irwin Jr., United States navy, is staying
at the Palace.
+. D. Solinsky, an attorney of San Andreas, is
now at the Grand
William L. Breyfogle of Louisville, KY, is a
guest at the Palace.
| q. IL. Fancher q banker of Merced, arrived
st the Lick last night.
DF. +. NJ. Reith, q Sacramento physician, is
staying at the Grand
| r. A. Buell., the Stockton lum mber-dealer, is q
late arrival at the Grand.
=, jacobsen, business man from Santa Ana,
is among the Grand arrivals
ii. Prince, merchant at Monterey, is IN
town on business. He is at the Grand.
George E. Goodwin, the Napa banker, is
registered at the Palace with his wife.
s. W. Burnham, who is managing lumber
business at Chico. is a guest at the Grand.
State Controller E. P. Colgan is in town from
Sacramento He is registered at the Lick
J. H. Martin, the wholesale stock and cattle
buyer, is at the Russ, registered from Wood
| land.
Among the latest arrivals at the Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel is Captain c. NJ. Turner of Kansas
City.
Superior Judge George II. Buck of San Mateo
County is staying at the California for few
days.
W. G. Watson and H. Barber OF London ar
rived at the Palace on last nights overland
train.
C.S. Wight: a railroad president frem Ha-
wall, is at the Occidental, registered from Hon
olulu.
w. Hamilton, well-known liquor merchant
OF ChlCaRO is rppiStprnd a tho COSmODOl1Ian
Hotel.
II. II. H. Meyers the Healdsburg rancher
and merchant, took room at the Grand yes
terday.
Superior Judge E. " Spencer of Lassen
County is down from Susanville for few days
stay at the Russ.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Jackson and George w.
Noll OF Shanghai are at the Palace. They were
passengers OH the Coptic.
j. W. Houston, merchant of Portland, Or,
is making the Grand his temporary headquar-
ters during business trip.
Rev. HUE Kin arrived at the Occidental yes.
terday from the Orient He is on his way TO
his old home in New York.
John Nafziger, Justice of the Peace for Mer-
ced, is guest of his old friend. Major Fahey,
at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the Palace
were U. H. Wyman of Montreal and W. R.
Milligan of Toronto, Canada
Fred S. Goodwin of Goodwin Bros, New
York, proprietors of the Turf, Field and Farm,
is at the Baldwin with his wife.
VI. Manning and wife OF Chicago have ar
rived in the City on their wedding tour and
are stopping at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
U. Yanaguja and 8. Hayakawa, two Japan nese
business men of Toxic, were among the Coptic
passengers that went to the Palace yes terday.
Three naval officers from Mare Island regis
tered at the Palace yesterday. They were
John Irwin, 7. F. Burgdorf and w. H. Altar
dice.
Rev. H. B. Johnson returned from the Orient
yesterday with his wife and five children.
They are going 20 Kingston, Pa, their former
home
S. Edkins and wife and John w. Philip and
wife OF Johannesburg, South Africa, are at the
Palace, having arrived from the East last
night
Rev. R. w. Munson, president of the Anglo
Chinese school at Hongkong, is at the Occi-
dental. He is accompanied by his family and
returning to Toledo, Ohio.
A. B. Bowers is atthe Palace registered from
Chicago. A year ago Mr.. Bowers lived here
and was one of the builders of the large
dredgers used about the bay.
T. Hosho, japanese Minister to Washi ngton,
is at the Palace with his family. He arrived
on the Coptic yesterday and is accompanied
by K. Sorado and T. Yamamote, members of
his suite.
Msjor-G eneral R. Biunden OF the En- glish
army Is at the Occiden al with Mrs. Blundell
They arrived on the Coptic Yesterday aud are
on their way TO England. They are accompa-
MED by Captain Bayley, also of the English
army. and Mrs. Bayley.
DR., John s. Farbairn, a young English
physician and graduate of oxford College in
1894, arrived the Coptic yesterday and
registered at the Palace fr ON Oxford. England.
He is travelling around the world on pleasure
trip with l.. S. Denny son of Denny, the great
shipbuilder al .Dumberton on the Clyde, Scot
land. The Monowai, one of the trans-Pacihc
steamers known to this port, was built by the
Denny's Young Mr.. Denny has just COM
pleted his education at Clifton College and
with his friend is seeing something of the
world before settling down as one of its &C tors.
They spent some time in New Zealand. Dur
ing the five days they will remain here they
purpose to visit Stanford University Cooper
Medical College and the University of Califor-
MIA. They are tall. striking looking young
men, and, as they laughingly remarked, they
would not be at all averse 10 following the ex-
ample of the Duke of Marlborough.