The San Francisco call., 1896-03-18
tended that Prince and Princess Henry should
after her death have Balmoral as their home.
PERSONAL.

fENSONAL.
S. n. Griffith of Fresno is here.
F. Haynor of Phoenix, Arizona, is in town.
]. w. Prosser of Davenport Iowa, is at the
Palace.
DR.. B. Friedlander of Berlin arrived here last
night.
C. W. Gaffey, an old resident Of Montana, is
in the City.
L. P Lowe, business man of Pasadena, is at
the Grand.
J. M. Mannon of Ukiah was a guest OF the
Lick yesterday.
Judge c. o. Clarke of siskiyou is among the
recent arrivals here.
W. E. Morford, Deputy Street Superintendent
OF Los Angeles, is in the City.
Allen C. Bragg, editor of the Reno Gazette,
arrived in San Francisco yesterday.
Edward Henderson, a prominent stock raiser
OF Plush, Oregon, is at the Cosmopolitan.
W. C. Waters, superintendent of the sugar
refinery at Watsonville, is at the Palace.
E. B. Willis, the editor of the Sacramento
Record-Union, is in town on a brief trip
Rev. ]. W. McGucckin, dean of the university
OF Ottawa, is stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
W. s. Robinson, a merchant and large land
owner OF Grass Valley, is at the Occidental.
d. j. Humphrey, merchant and mine
owner OF Juneau, Alaska, is at the Cosmopoli-
tan.
Hon. Enoch strother of Virginia City, New,
is in the City. Mr.. Strother is one of the solid
citizens of the Silver State.
J. P. Nichols. who is engaged in mining at
Sutter Creek, and who has recently been at Salt
Lake, arrived here yesterday.
Mrs. O. W. Ruggles of Chicago, wife of Gen.
Passenger nj
Central Railroad, is at the Palace.
About forty excursionists, largely from Penn
sylvania, and sent out by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company are at the Palace.
H. II. Buhne, the wealthy pioneer of Eureka,
who is interested in tugboats, numbering and
different other projects, is at the Grand.
W. E. Holm, general freight agent, and F. A.
Wadlelgh, general passenger agent of the Rio
Grande Western Railway, are In the City.
Among the arrivals at the California yester-
day was DR.. ]. H. Cha1ifaux of Montreal, Can
ada, and DR.. Louis P. A. Donori of Haverhill,
Mass.
Dr. E. A. Ross, professor of finance at STAN
ford University, is in town, and will lecture
tonight at the Academy of Sciences upon
"The Social Diffusion OF Enjoyment"
Katherine C. Wambold, missionary who is
en- route to Seoul, will arrive here in few days
duU Will sall Oh April o. accompanied Dy MISS
Strong, daughter of the late Judge Strong OF
Portland.
Bill Lange. the California baseball player.
who has been the Stanford coach for the last
month, left last night for Galveston, Tex,
where he will resume his high-salaried posi-
tion as center fielder in the Chicago nine.
G. Wharton James of Pasadena, the agent of
the Southern California Hotel Mems Associa-
ton, is in the City. He has come in the inter-
est Of the National Hotel Mems Association,
which is to visit the State during the next four
weeks.
Mrs. R. Clarke Wheeler of Aspen, Colorado,
wife of Professor B. Clark Wheeler, one of the
earliest pioneers of Aspen, and best known
mining expert in that State, is at the Palace
Professor Wheeler is the owner OF large mining
interests there and in other parts of Colorado.
General John g.. Gllnnks0n aff iowa and Hon.
William H. Andrews of Pennsylvania, who are
the friends of Senators Allison and Quay, re-
spectively, in their candidacy for the forth
coming Presidential nomination, left over the
Shasta route last night for Oregon and Wash
ington.
w. D. Duke, who for three or -four years past
has been superintendent of the Haggin &
Hearst cattle ranch in New Mexico and
chihuahua, and has been in this section for
some three weeks, returned yesterday from
Batavia, where for some time past he has been
visiting friends. He is at the California.
w. H. II. Hunt of Walla Walla, the builder
of the Hunt, system of railroads in Washing
ton, who has been in California good deal for
the past two years, arrived here yesterday
after visit to Oregon and Washington. He
says it is pretty quiet in the Northwest and he
does not look for it to get decidedly better till
after the coming Presidential election.
Charles F. Hoff of Tucson, who is at the Occi-
dental, says the health of Whitelaw Reid has
greatly improved since he came to Arizona,
ana that the six delegates from that Territory
to the Republican National Convention will
undoubtedly be for him for President. Mr.
Reid has rented the finest house he could get
in Phoenix, and intends to stay there long
time.
]. X. Choate, president of the Overland Cot
ton-mill Company, Denver; Henry K. Wolcott,
president of the Argo Smelling Works, brother
of United States Senator E. 0. Wolcott, ana c.
g. Goldman, of Denver, arrived yesterday and
are at the Palace. Mr.. Choate says the Cripple
Creek boom is getting bigger each day and that
he believes Denver is on the most prosperous
basis now OF any CITY in the country