The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-18
PERSONAL.

DR.. A. G. Schloesser of Chicago is staying at
the Grand.
J. Love and family OF Indiana are guests at
the Cosmopolitan
j. T. Smith, mining man from Bodie. has
arrived at the Grand.
J. w. Browning, MERCHANT of Grand Island.
is guest at the Grand.
A. r. Raycraft, journalist from FL Paso.
Tex, is now at the Russ.
G. NJ. Foote. County Assessor of San Benito.
is in town from HOLSTER
DR.. H. C. Whiting of Burlington, Iowa, ar.
rived at the Grand yesterday.
William Beckman, the Sacramento banker. ia
at the Grand for brief visit
L. A. Begbie, mining man from Nevada
City, has room at the Grand.
James W.. Abbott and wife of Mexico are
among the latest Palace arrivals.
NJ. Marks, the merchant tailor, of Stockton, is
at the Cosmopolitan with his wife.
John D. Jackson and wife of Pecatonica. Ill.
are registered at the Cosmopolitan.
H. A. Hebron, Vaeaville orchardist, is
among the latest arrivals at the Grand.
DIR. F, NJ Reith, practicing physician of
Sacramento, is among the Grand's guests.
Among the late arrivals at the Occidental is
F. NJ. Huffaker, mining man OF Virginia City.
Aug. Baron and NJ. D. Scribner, mining
men from Tombstone, Ariz., are guests at the
Russ.
w. T. Taylor, superin tendent of one of Hag-
gins big ranches near Bakersfield, is at the
Occidental.
W. N. Gillette, an orchardist and ranch man.
ager ofPalermO, Butte County, is staying at the
Occidental
W. c. Edes, the civil engineer on the Valley
Road, is down from Stockton and has a room
at the Grand.
John C. Fisher, proprietor of the theater at
San Diego, is here on short business trip. He
is at the Palace.
Among the latest arrivals at the Cosmopoli-
tan are DR.. ]. w. Ellis and his friend, J. NJ.
Shibles of Hydesville, Cal.
L. c. Fletcher, member of the United States
Geological Survey from Washington D. c.. ar
rived at the Occidental last night with his
wife.
F. N. Shurtlif, United States General APP
praiser in the revenue service, was passenger
on last nights overland from New York. He
will examine the business of the San Francisco
Office. Mr.. Shurtliff is at the Occidental
John Rosenfeld, the Park Commissioner and
coal merchant, returned last night to his
home at the Lick after an absence of six
months in New York. He is in the best of
health and is much improved by the trip.
A. Cade Bemrose of Derby, England, globe
trotter who has been at the California for sew
eral days, left here last night for Los Angeles.
This is not his first trip, although he
is young man. He is nephew OF H. H.
Bemrose, MP, whose political victory last
summer over Sir William Harcourt, the Lib
eral ex-leader of the House of Commons and an
MP. for fifteen consecutive years, followed the
greatest election held in England during the
present century. From Southern California
Mr.. Bemrose is going to Colorado Springs,
thence to points IN Canada and to the different
summer resorts in the East.
Major-General r. Blundell of the English
army, now on his way to London to be retired
because OF old age, after forty years of service.
principally in India left the Occidental last
night with his wife to visit in Riverside the
grave of their son, who came to California for
his health and died last January. General
Blundell has been in command at Poona, in
the Bombay province, for the last five years,
with between 5000 and 5000 men under him.
The artillery was all British, the cavalry all
native and the infantry about three-quarters
native soldiers. General Duncan has sue
ceeded to the command. Poona was the
ancient seat of the old Mabrattas' power and is
now the seat of the Bombay presidency during
the rainy season of four months.