The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
PERSONAL.


DER. Hore1 OF Arcata is at the Grand.
G. n. Fan cher OF The Merced band is at the
Lick.
DE- Driesbach Smith of Napa is at the Cali
fornia.
DIR. G. P. Bagg, u S. N, arrived at the Palace
last night.
DR.. w. II. Raymond OF Portlend is at the
California
]. n. Wood, Stockton lawyer, is registered
at the Grand.
Rev. Warren II. London of San Rafael Is at
the Occidental.
Fred Swanton an electrician of Santa Cruz,
is at the Grand.
E. Richards of Boston, Mass, is at the Cos
| mopolitan Hotel.
r. Dolling of Eureka is staying at the Cos
mopolitan Hotel.
| Raleigh Barear, lawyer OF Vacaville, is a
| guest at the Lick.
| F. Havclock of Fresno Is among the guests
at the Occidental.
Thomas McCIoskey, an orchardist OF Hollis
! ter, is at the Russ.
Henry Bird of Birds Landing is a late ar
rival at tn. Grand.
Major George c. Potter of Honolulu, is regis
tered at the Palace
]. B.. Saunders of Kansas City is registered
at the Cosmopolitan.
Judge E. c. Hart of Sacramento arrived at
| the Grand last night.
John Manuel a mining man of MurphYs Is
a guest at the Grand.
v. Covey, manager of the Palo Alto stock
farm. is at the Grand.
j. E. Poindestre, a mining man of Yuba
County, is at the Grand.
C. A. Cook, wholesale hsrness-maker of
Watsonville, is at the Russ.
Randolph H. Miner Los Angeles mer-
chant, is at the Palace, accompanied by his
wife.
j. A Williams of Chicago, manufacturer of
plows and agricultural implements, is at the
Grand.
Colonel Harrison Gray Otis, the Los Angeles
journalist and newspaper proprietor, arrived
at the Occidental yesterday.
T. NJ stateler, ticket agent OF the Northern
Pacific Railway Company, will leave here on
October 2 for Chicago and st. Paul, to be gone
three weeks.
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii, who has
been at the California for several weeks past,
left last night for the East, accompanied by
her two body servants.
Horace D. Pillsbury, the young law student
who has been critically i'll and at the point of
death for several days al the Palace, was a
little better at late hour last night.
r. II. Duzan, freight and passenger agent at
Los Angeles of the Burlington route. who has
been visiting in this city for several DAYS.
started last night for home, accompanied by
his wife and son.
Among the arrivals yesterday evening at
the Occidental were C. A. Adams and o. c.
Giffsny of the United States ship Mon terey
and J. E. Cann and I. Porter of the United
States ship Marion.
Milton Lennon, ABB, '97 of st. Ignatius
College, son of John A. Lennon, left Thursday
OF this week for Washington, D. C., 10 enter
Georgetown University as a postgraduate to
take the degree OF AN.
Mat Healy OF Susauville, Cal, big cattle
man of Nevada, VINO has been i'll at the Russ
for month. will soon be operated upon for
appendicitis. DR.. A. Abrams will have charge
Mr.. Healy was unconscious.
Albert A. Post of New York, philologist
who speaks six languages and reads thirteen
arrived yesterday at the Baldwin, accompa-
MED By his son, who is suffering from con-
sumption. Twenty years ago Mr.. Post was pro-
fessor of Greek in the University OF the City OF
New York. Several years ago he was on this
Coast writing in the interests of Volapuk, the
universal language, in which to-day are pub
lfShed fifteen periodicals in different coun-
tries. Though no publication is maintained
in the United States, 10000 scholars of the
Union are able to use this simpliied language
OF international diplomacy. Mr.. Post will be
at the Baldwin week or so.