The San Francisco call., 1897-10-21
PERSONAL.

D. Sullivan of Dyea. Alaska, is at the Cosmo-
politau.
NJ. Lauer, a merchant of Alturas, is regis
tered at the Grand
J. NJ Whitman, mining man of Newman, is
staying att he Lick.
f. j. Music, merchant of Stockton, arrived
yesterday at the Grand.
W. A Graham, a wholesale grocer OF Carson
City, New, is at the Russ
Jesse d. Carr, the capitalist from Salinas is
q guest at the Occidental
Sheriff U. 5. Gregory OF Amador County is a
late arrival at the Grand
Dr. H. L. Pace of Tulare is at the Palace,
accompanied by Mrs Pace.
H. b. Fife, merchant of Sanger, Fresno
county, Is at the Cosmopolitan.
Judge L. w. Hunter is here from Eureka.
ne arrived yesterday at the Grand.
Arthur L. Pearse. the mining operator from
Aohoon' returned yesterday to the Palace.
W. ii. Hatton, lawyer of Modesto, arrived
mere yesterday. He has a room at the Lick.
T. j. Cote, a manufacturer of vinegar at ST.
Louis, Mo-, arrived yesterday at the Palace.
v j. Pearse, an insurance man of Everett,
wash, is at the Occidental with Mrs. Pearse.
William Sims, who is extensively engaged in
farming near Winters, is registered at the
Russ.
5. A Gray of Sacramento formerly colonel
oil tie Eighth Regiment, n. G. c., is at the
Russ.
samuel McMuri irie, the contr actor, is in town
from San Luis obispo. His headquarters are
at the Palace.
Mrs T. b. Willis of Sacramento, wife of the
edltor OF the Sacramento Record Union, is
staying at the Russ
H. H. Davies and family of Ell Paso de Robles
Ieit mere last night on their way to London to
be gone several months
r. V. I. Lee left here yesterday evening to
attend the State electrical conference in Sac
ramento last plight and today.
John +. Evans, chief clerk at Salt Lake City
in the auditors office of the Rio Grande West
ern Railway. arrived at the Occidental yes ter.
day with Mrs. Evans
Mr.. and Mrs. True and Miss True of Duns-
muir, are guests at the Russ. Mr.. True is
engaged in business and mining.
Sheriff D. B Getcheu OF Nevada County, who
has been In the city several days. a guest at
the Russ, departed last night for home.
Captain w Mattson, who, before he left the
sea, used TO be in command of a vessel trading
with Hawaii arrived yesterday at the Grand,
accompanied by Mrs. Mattson.
Rev. W. l.. Citizens, who recently arrived
here on his way home to South Carolina from
the Oriental missionary field, returned yes
terday 10 the Grand after q few days spent out
OF town.
Senator John T. Morgan and the Misses Nor
gan OF Alabama, who arrived here Tuesday
from Honolulu, went down yes terday to Del
Monte for & two days rest before resuming
their homeward journey.
Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson widow of the
noted novelist will arrive here to-day on the
steamship Alameda from Apia, Samoa She
viii reside in Berkeley for q tine with her
son. Lloyd Osborne, a student in the uni
yersity.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Osborne, baby and
nurse came over from Berkeley last night and
took apartments at the Occidental to await
the expected arrival here to-day of Mrs Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson from Apia. Mr.. Osborne
was Robert Louis Steyenson's stepson and
collaboration.
Eugene Oppenheimer Ernest oppenheimer,
Mrs. Anna Br ms and Miss Maria Luebben left
here last night on their way to New York,
whence they will sail on the 26th on the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse for Bremen. They
will spend several months in sightseeing on
the contine ut of Europe.
Frank Z. Simpson, a capitalist of Boston
accompanied by John H. Hooper of Boston.
arrived at the Palace last night, prepared to
depart to-day for the Orient in ihs steamship
Nh4id Ou pleasure TOUR OF the world.
Mr. Simpson says that John l. Sullivan will be
defeated TO l in the contest for Mayor that
the general populace of Boston would not toll
crate prize-hghter for head of the city.
Among the arrivals at the Grand yesterday
Was Joseph Spinney, the Fresno City Trustee
from the district 'south of the railroad
track" wher, he is known asthe king of the
Border" 1t was he who about year ago was
made Mayor of Fresno for fifteen minutes. and
then resigned immediately upon the compile
ton of the particular work desired by his fol-
low trustees who had elevated him to the ex-
alted position.
DR.. /. c. Warner, corset manufacturer of
New York and chairman of the international
committee of the Y. NJ. c. A, arrived here
yesterday, one day ia te, accompanied by Mrs
Warner and Miss Warner. They are at the
Occidental, and will depart TO day on the
steamship China for the Orient, where 1t is
the purpose of Dr.. Warner, during his present
pleasure tour of the orld, TO visit the Y. NJ.
C. A. secretaries of the more important cities
He says that the committee, of which he has
been chairman for the past two Yeas. spends
annually $4,000 in the United States and
S25, 900 abroad in its work. which has to do
largely with selecting secretaries. DR.. Warner
was hrst IN this city about ten years ago, ct
the time of the International convention of
the y. NJ. c. A, and again four years ago in
the interest of the association. Had he arrived
here as expected, Tuesday night n banquet
was to have been given by the Y. NJ. C. A at
the Occidental in his honor DR.. Warner is the
father-in-law of Sesbury C. Msstiek, formerly
OF this city, who married Miss Warner last
year, and is now living in New York City.
W. S. McCuen, city passenger agent at Oil
City, Pa, of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway, of the Allegheny Valley
Railroad and of the Western New York and
Pennsy lvania Railway, arrived here yester-
day from business visit of several weeks to
Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia and Portland. He
is at the Occidental, accompanied by Mrs. Nc
Cuen, and will remain in this city and vicin-
ity week. He came West TO perfect arrange
ments for the transportation next spring of
Fasteners bound for the K!oldike. He says
that the prospects are that over the Lake
Shore road alone 10000 persons will travel
during the three spring months on their way
west TO the Klond Ike, and he believes that in
all fully zoe, 900 persons may visit the Klon-
dixie and adjacent Alaskan gold fields during
next March. April and May. OF the great Lake
Shore road from Buffalo to Chicago he said:
at is the finest piece of railroad construction
In the world, a level track $40 miles in length,
practically straight, without curves or steel