The San Francisco call., 1897-03-13
PER ONALS.

P. Lundy of Ukiah is at the Russ.
DR.. W. c. Reid OF MADEIRA is at the Russ.
NJ. J. Byrnes of Los Angeles is at the Lick.
J. S. Bliss of Ell Dorado, Kans., is in the City.
j. W. Phelps of Clinton, No. is visitor here.
Colonel E. C. CuIp of Kansas is at the Grand.
DR.. G. NJ. B. Claw of Sacramento is IN the
City.
Mrs. Love of Oakland is at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel.
DR.. G. M. Freeman Of sutter Greek is at the
Grand.
The Rev. Dr. Wakefield of San Jose is at the
Palace.
P. W. Schmidt of Calistoga is here on busl-
ness trip.
W. W. Felger of Port Townsend arrived here
yesterday.
Mrs s. Delashmutt of Selma is at the Cosmo-
politan Hotel.
Mrs. NJ Fox OF Salt Lake City is at the Cosmo-
poitan Hotel.
Mark L. Mcdonald, the capitalist, of Santa
Rosa, is In the City.
S. W. Jackson, business man OF Selma, is
at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
A. B. Grindrod of Liverpool, England, was
one of yesterdays arrivals.
DR.. C. T. Hibbett of the United States navy,
Mare Island, is at the Palace.
F. C. Lusk, the attorney of Butte County, is
here on brief business trip.
Mrs. K Emerson and Miss R. II. Emerson OF
Denver are at the Occidental.
R. T. Devlin, the State Prison Commissioner,
of Sacramento, arrived here last night.
J. S. Howard, who is interested in hotels in
New York and Philadelphia, is at the Grand.
Charles Keeffe, a wealthy resident OF the City
of Mexico. accompanied by his wife and
daughter, is at the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip E. Chaplin, Miss Susan
NJ. Chaplin and Miss B. NJ. Bell of Washington,
d. c., are at the Occidental.
Louis de Costa Meyer, leading banker of
Guatemala, and friend OF General Barillas,
with whom he went to Europe some time ago,
has returned here.
James Shields, the wealthy mining man Of
Butte Montana, who has been visiting differ
ent parts of California lately, arrived here last
night He is accompanied by II. T. Lewis of
Montana.
M. E. Mulbey, member of the City Council
Of Salt Lake. and H. P. Hynds, wealthy live
stock grower OF Cheyenne, are at the Baldwin
They are here for pleasure and to see the Cor
bett-Fitzsimmons fight.
NJ. Page Miner. who used to be secretary in
DR.. Perin's Office here, and who afterward
went to Fresno and became interested in the
Minarets mine, is row at Williams. Ariz.,
where he has some mining interests.
James Dunsmuir, the millionaire, of Vic
toria, B. c., one OF the owners of the famous
coal mines at Nanaimo, on the mainland,
known as the North Wellington and South
Wellington mines, arrived here yesterday and
Is at the Palace
Ex-Governor C. w. West of Utah is one of the
striking figures to be seen in the Palace corri-
dors The Ex-Governor is here to remain
through the winter, as he likes change from
the SHOWS Of the Wasatch Mountains. He
served in Utah during the last of its terri
torial days, and witnessed the great growth at
that time of Salt Lake and Ogden. Ex-Gov
ernor West IS hale, full-faced and in personal
appearance much resembles the great agnos-
tic, Bob Ingersoll
Millionaire August Belmont, who with
Pierpont Morgan bought enormous Quanti-
ties of United States bonds during the Cleve-
land administration and reaped heavy profits
therefrom, and who is widely known as one of
the leading operators OF Wall street, will be
here in probably two or three days. There is
mail for him here already. The millionaire Is
now in Los Angeles. Mrs. Belmont and
party OF friends are with him. ry are trav-
cling In the handsome private car Oriental.
Kirkland H. Wade. general manager of the
Southern California Railway, who died sud-
denly at Los Angeles yesterday, was we'll
known here He was 81 years old, and had
been in the service of different roads for forty
years. He was ten years with the Toledo,
Wabash and Western, and then for two years
and half was telegraph-operator at Delphi
and Peru. Ind. Then he was at Logansport,
and afterward for five and q half years was
train-dispatcher at Lafayette. He filed other
positions and was FIVE years master of trains
OF the Illinois division of the Wabash, st.
Louis and Pacific. Afterward he was superir-
tendent of the same division. Then he was
superintendent of the Iowa division of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy for year,
superintendent OF the Wabash. It was in No
vember, 1885, that he became general mana
ger of the Southern California Railroad Mr..
Wade had many friends in this part OF the
State.