The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12
PERSONAL.


F. M. Culver of Stockton is at the Cosmo-
politan.
T. C. White, banker OF Fresno is at the
Lick House.
S. H. Applegate, mining man of Merced, is
registered at the Lick.
E. W. Smith and wife of Chambersburg, Pa,
are al the Cosmopolitan.
L. o. Mcintyre and wife Of Lawrence, Rans.,
are at the Cosmopolitan.
o. B. Harrington, mining man of Yerring-
ton, is stopping at the Grand.
No-thrup Cowles and Will A Croker re-
turned from Europe yesterday.
AdjutantGeneral A w. Barrett of Sacra-
ment is at the California Hotel
F. F. Buell. Of Troy, n. Y, is a guest at the
Palace. Mr. Buell. is weil-known lawyer.
H. Barnum, a leading attorney of Bingham
ton, n. Y, registered at the Palace yesterday
Colonel j. T. Harrington of Colusa arrived
in this city yesterday and registered at the
Lick House.
W. H. Afford. chairman of the Democratic
State Central Committee. is stopping at the
California Hotel.
"a. Baker, a leading wool merch ant of New
York, arrived in the City yesterday and regis
tered of the Palace HOTEL
The friends of Dr. NJ. Herzstein will be
pleased to learn OF his safe arrival after an
absence of five months in Europe.
Joseph Scott prominent cattleman OF Hal
leck, New, arrived in the City yesterday and
is guest at the California Hotel.
Hon. Y. P. Eagle. Ex-Governor of Arkansas,
and Mrs Eagle arrived at the Palace yester-
day. Their home is i'll Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. V. S. Beane returned from Guatemala
inh vad cford davr md
registered at the Occidental Hotel. She was
greatly interested in the exposition.
Professor Loew and wife arrived on the
steamer Doric from Yokohama yesterday.
Mr.. Loew is teacher in the Imperia Univer-
sity in Japan, and is on his way to Munich.
Mr. Carillas the Consul -General of Guate-
mala to San Francisco, is among the quaran-
tined passengers aboard the steamer San Juan,
which arrived from Central American ports
yesterday.
Colonel Tisdale of the Southern Pacific Com
pany was among the passengers on the City
of Sydney from Central America. Colonel Tis-
dale is the representative of C. P. Huntington
in Guatemala, and is on his way to the Adj
rondaeks.
E. P. Colgan, State Controller, ana R. II.
Beamer, member of the State Board of Equal
ization, were in the City yesterday, They are
official business They will endeavor to ascer-
tain if the Assessor of that county has assessed
property as the law requires.
Chen Yung Tong, who was recently ap-
pointed Consul General of the Chinese En-
pire in San Francisco. arrived in port yester-
day on the steamship Doric. He remained on
the ship last nj ght as the. customs authorities
had received no orders from Washington 10
allow him TO come shore.
Macgrane Coke, U. S Minister to the Central
American States, arrived from Guatemala yes
terGay on the steamer City of Sydney. He
was accompanied by his wife aud his secre-
tary, George A. Motherwell. Mr.. Coke has re-
signed his position as Minister and the resig-
nation is 10 take effect July "a. Mr..Pringle,
the U. S. Consul at Guatemala, will act as Min.
lister until Mr.. Coxes successor arrives.
Mr.. Ye Seungku, sen of the Minister of For
eign Affairs in Seoul, is in San Francisco. He
Is here for educational purposes and will re-
main for several years. He came with Aw
Sung and Kang Teh Eung, of the Korean lega-
ton, Washington, D. c. The members of the
diplomatic party LETT the City for the East by
rail last evening. The son OF the Korean Pre-
mier came with letters OF Introduction to rep
resentatives of the Pennsylvania road in San
Francisco. The Koreans regis tered at the Oc-
cidentaI Hotel.
a
OF Sydney arriving yesterday WAS Mrs. V. s.
Beane of San Francisco. She has been attend
ing the exposition at Guatemala and editing
the English edition of the journal Conner
clio. She reports that the California exhibit
at the exposition enlists much favorable COM.
ment. The Chilean and Californian displays
are especially attractive to visitors. She says
the country at present is peaceful, but much
inconve nience is caused by the depreciation
OF the silver money of the country. The as
sumption of dictatorIal functions by President
Barrios engages notice, but no signs of resist
ance are manifested.
P. NJ Hanson, traffic manager and repre-
sentative man Of ST. Louis, is in the City. He
came with the McClain party of Christian En-
deavor and other tourists and is manager of
the side trips from this City. To-day thirty
mem bers of his flock will visit Monterey and
tomorrow hundred more will go TO that
beautiful resort. Twenty-seven OF the ST. Louis
tourists are registered for seven days camp
ing trip in the Yellows tone Park. They will
JOIN the Wakefield excursIonisis at Living
stone Mr.. Hanson says ST. LOUIS is prosper
Gus and growing city and that business and
manufacturing industries are beginning to
feel the benefits of better times
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