The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
PERSONAL.
Nathan Sears of Salt Lake is in town.
E. o. Miller of Visalia is at the Grand.
DR. A w Rannnn of Hollistar is her

Nathan Sears of Salt Lake is in town.
E. o. Miller of Visalia is at the Grand.
Dr. A. w. Bannon of Hollister is here on a
brief visit.
j. Sullivan, q horse-breeder of willows, is ct
the Grand.
Cab de Barros of Paris is among the recent
arrivals here
G. B. King, merchant of Salem, Or, is visit
ing at the Grand.
John W. Mitchell, the attorney, of Los An
geles, is at the Palace.
r. A. Long, an attorney of Willows, is at the
Grand on a short visit.
E. c. Parker, the San Jose lumber dealer, is
registered at the Grand.
Arthur L. Levinsky, Stockton lawyer, is
registered at the Grand.
w. B. Harrison lumber merchant of Stock
ton, has room at the Grand.
George H. Curtis, a Chicago commission
merchant, is guest at the Palace.
J. A. Mackenzie, a merchant or Merced, is
one of the late arrivals at the Grand.
NJ Wallheim, German ambassador to Yoko-
hama, is at the Palace on his way to the
Orient.
Louis L. James of Mill Valley, secretary of
the Mount Tamalpais Scenic Railway, is visit
ing at the Lick.
X. Casper of Vallejo, who is building an
electric-light plant at that place, is among the
guests at the Lick.
G. D. Lane of Angels Camp, one of the own
ers of the great Utica gold mine, arrived at
the Palace yesterday.
Ex-Lieutenant-Goyernor p L. Shuman of
Illinois, who has mining n teres is in Calaveras
County, is in the City.
Rev. w. w. Utley returned from the Orient
yesterday after spending some time in the
foreign miss ionary field.
party consisting of E. A. Wadhams of Blaine
Wash; Miss Wadhams and Mrs J. Y. Miller of
Ttusville, Fla. is at the Palace.
Maurice Casey and wife and Miss Katherine
Dillon returned Saturday night from an ex-
tended tour OF the world. They are at the
Palace.
G.. Gepperich large silk and straw mer-
chant of Chefoo, China, arrived at the Palace
yesterday from the Orient. He is on his way
to England for visit.
Gregoire de valiant, young Russian official
on his way to join the Russian Legation at
Washington, arrived in the Coptic yesterday
and is staying at the Palace.
Colonel John w. Moore, a prominent wooden
merchant of Philadelphia and a member of
the staff OF Commander-in-C Chief T. s. Clarkson
of the Grand Army of the Republic, is at the
Palace Hotel.
Among the passengers yesterday by the
.Coptic that regis tered at the Occidental was
Commodore G. J. II. Boyes of the British navy,
on his way home to England after service in
India. He is accompanied by Mrs. Boyes and
the two Misses Boyes.
Lieutenant Commander G. Glocklinger, on
sick leave from the cruiser Boston in Asiatic
waters, arrived at the Occidental yesterday
accompanied by Mrs. Glocklinger. They are
on their way to their old home in Dubuque,
Iowa. Commander Glocklinger left here last
January in the Boston, just after she was fitted
out at Mare Island. While at Shanghai sew
eral months he contracted malaria. He re-
ports that the Boston is now a: Chamulpo,
Korea.
DR.. ]. A. J. Tschudnowsky, French physi-
clan, who has been at Lumelie on the island
of Sumatra for the last three years. arrived on
the Coptic yesterday, on his way to Paris. He
viii remain at the Palace for several days be-
foSe continuing his journey. He says that the
petroleum industry is steadily developing in
Sumatra, two large new oi-bor1ng companies
having recently begun operations. Previously
the culture OF tobacco has been the chief in
dustry, but oil promises to surpass it.