The San Francisco call., 1896-04-20
PERSONAL.

sam A. AieXdnQer, q merCnduL ~ cleSoo, ID
at the Lick.
E. r. thinner, q jeweler at Centralia. WASH,
is among the Russ guests.
R. R. Hall, mining man Of Omaha, Is
among the Palace arrivals.
Harvey McMurchy. the crack shot from Syra-
cuse, N. Y. is at the Grand.
A. Stewart, New York mining expert, regis
tered at the Russ yesterday.
John R. Patterson and E. s. May Of Boston,
arrived at the Lick yesterday.
Dr.. S. B. Littlefeld and Joseph Bodefeld OF
Colusa are guests at the Grand.
]. B. Fuller of Marysville, the Bank Com
missioner, is at the California.
Ed l.. Simmons and family OF Roslyn, WASH,
are staying at the Cosmopolitan.
Dr. A. M. Charlett, prominent physician OF
New Orleans, is now at the Palace.
Joseph R. Tspscott. the Eureka banker, Is
making short visit at the Palace.
D. P. Simons, the Los Angeles real-estate
dealer, is at the Lick with his wife,
Mrs. George Sperry, wife of the Stockton
-four mill owner, is at the Occidental.
H. A. Logan, an old-timer of pioneer days,
who has store at Norman, is at the Russ.
H. s. Jennings and H. L. sprague, New York
capitalists, arrived at the Palace yesterday.
NJ L. Mastellar, an agent Of the Southern Pa
ciic Company, is guest of the Cosmopolitan.
E. A. lockwood, q merchant of Buffalo, N. Y,
has arrived at the Palace on visit to the
coast.
Y. Sterling and John Irwin, United States
naval officers, are among Sundays arrivals at
the Palace.
J. H. Dugam, the well-known cattle-buyer of
Merced and Fresno is among the Cosmopol-
itan's guests.
Henry Platt, the Chicago manufacturer of
wagon fittings, is out here. He is at the Russ
with his wife.
T. T. Rice, a lumber merchant from st. Paul,
Mimi, is here with his wife. They have apart
ments at the Palace.
Charles T. Wayter, an extensive mine-owner
of Forest Hill, Cal, now in the city, is regis
tered at the Cosmopolitan.
A. s. Jackson, an attorney well known in
Portland, Or. is here on a visit and is making
the Palace his headquarters.
F. Wincup, formerly student at Stanford
University, arrived at the Palace last night on
bridal trip from Los Angeles.
James Green, St. Louis merchant, was
| among those that arrived from the East yester-
day and registered at the Palace.
IF. Raymond, druggist from Boston, Is al
the Palace, having arrived from the East yes
L. NJ. Hamburger, one of the commissioners
of the Worlds Fair, is in town from Chicago.
The Palace is his temporary home.
Mrs. F. G. Bgelow, Miss Mary Bigelow and
Miss Beth Bige!ow of Milwaukee were among
last nights Eastern arrivals at the Palace.
c. Galland and C. Defabre, two Frenehmen
making pleasure trip around the world, came
in yesterday on the Gaelic from the Orient an q
took rooms at the Occidental.
Ezra Kendall and Miss Edith Kingsley of
New York, two leading Characters in s'The Pair
OF Kids" that opens tonight at the Columbia,
arrived at the Baldwin yesterday.
J. F. Hawley and S. s. Hawley, wealthy New
Workers, are on a pleasure trip through this
State, and are guests of the California, having
completed tour of the southern regions
William ]. Hussey, for two years pro-
fessor of astronomy at Stanford University
and now astronomer ct Lick Observatory,
came down from Mount Hamilton yesterday
for short stay at the Lick and Incidentally to
"talk shop" with Astronomer Todd, who is
soon to sail on the yacht Coronet in charge of
the Amherst eclipse expedition bound for
Japan.
Lieutenants Carlos Alberto de Mello Guer-
retro and B. Vieira da Silva, two Portuguese
naval officers on their way home after thirty
months service in China waters, were among
the Gaelic's passengers from the Orient. They
are registered tn two comrades at the Occi-
dental. They have just been relieved from
duty on the gunboat Bengo, one of the three
ships of the Portuguese navy stationed in the
Pacific, vessel of 432 tons, and expect to do
duty on another naval vessel as soon as they
arrive in Lisbon. Previous to their long expe-
rience at the Chinese port of Macao they were
stationed at Mozambique on the coast of Africa.