The San Francisco call., 1897-07-15
IN or f-the Approaching End Of the World
crawled into crack in the floor and disap-
peared.-New York Press.
PERSONAL.
N. c. Hair of Spokane is here.

N. c. Hair of Spokane is here.
Rev. G. A. Ottman of St. Louis is in town.
Charles Knepper of Fresno is late arrival
here.
The Baron Fritz Norff OF Germany is at the
Palace
Mrs j. NJ. Robbins of Sacramento Is at the
Cosmopolitan.
Thomas R. Mnturn of Minturn is registered
at the Occidental
Ex-Judge John D. Bicknell OF Los Angeles is
here on business trip.
John L. Truslow of Santa arbara is among
the arrivals in the City.
ID. B. ellis came down from Yreka yester-
day and is at the Grand.
W. Kendall and E. Sharre of Portland. Or,
are at the Cosmopolitan.
E. NJ. Smith and wife of Chambersburg, Pa,
are at the Cosmopolitan.
E. P McGonige, q lumber manufacturer OF
flagstaH, Ariz., Is in the City.
F. M. Diviny. . prominent young attorney o!
sacramento, is at the Cosmopolitan.
Colonel J. B. Hughes of New York, who owns
mining properties in FL Dorado County, is in
the City.
Lieutenant c. A. Clark OF the United States
steamship Thetis is among the arrivals at the
Occidental.
T. ]. McCauley of Angels, and who is en-
gagged in mining there, is in the City. He is
at the Russ.
F. J. H. Bowker of Darwin City, in the Klon-
dyke gold district, is among the arrivals at
the Occidental
party consisting of ]. Parker whitney,
Parker Whitney and Vincent Whitney, all OF
Boston, arrived here yesterday.
Among the arrivals at the Palace is r. <.
Hyde, the rich banker and landowner OF
Visalla. He is here to remain several days.
John B. Parish, George E. Parish and f. Fl.
Minaro of Denver, all prominently known In
mining throughout the West, were among the
| arrivals here yesterday. They are at the Pal
ace. J. B. Parish was here several months
ago. He is in the City on mining business.
Wilbur G. Zeigler is in the City of Mexico on
legal business connected with $11O, 600 Life In
surance on Douglass Crosbie. young English
man who died In Mexico five years ago. One
policy of $50, 900 has been paid, but the com
pany holding the larger one alluded to has re-
| fused on the ground OF suicide, one OF the
theories advanced for his death, the others
being accident and murder.
Ex-senator Charles N. FELTON, has returned
from Washington, D. c., and Maine, where he
has been for number of months past. His
son, Charles N. FELTON, Jr, and several friends
from Philadelphia are with him. The ex-
Senator was at the Palace last evening, but
met only few OF his friends. He was at his
home at Menlo for two or three days prior to
coming to the City. The ex-senator Is looking
| we'll and said he might De here for some little
time.
w. A. Clark, the owner of the famous copper
mines at Jerome, Ariz.. and for many years
heavily interested in mining, banking, melt
ing and other industries in Montana, was in
this City for few hours yesterday. Mr.. Clark,
because of his vast enterprises, has offices in
many di fferent States. he has recently come
from New York. and was taking look at his
railroad and mines in Arizona, and at an
enormous sugar factory which he has COM
pleted in Orange County, near Santa Ana.
Mr., Clark left in the evening for Butte, Mont.