The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-12
PERSONAL.

Judge S. Scion Holl of Sacramento Is at the
Grand
L. T. Hatfield, a Sacramento lawyer, is a
guest at the Lick.
DIR. and Mrs. Eugene Campbell of Los An
geIes are at the Palace
Charles E. Runyon, of Astoria Or is guest
at the Grand, accompanied by his wife.
WV. Douglas, Assistant State Controller,
is down from Sacramento. He Is at the Grand.
Professor Edward Howard Griggs. head of
| the department of ethics at Stanford, Is at
the Grand.
Harleigh Johnson, lemon orchardist of
Ell Mon tecto, near Santa Barbara, is guest at
the Grand.
Charles II. Lipman, manager Of Sullivan 4
Ke1ly's paint-shops at Sacramento. is regis
tered at the Grand.
| Joe D. Biddeu, the Hanford rancher and
stock-raiser and brother of the banker, is a
| guest OF the Grand.
! E. B. Edison of Gazelle. who has extensive
stock farms and business interests in Siskiy on
| County, is a late arrival at the Grand
A. +. Judd Jr., son of the Chief Justice of the
republic of Hawaii, arrived here yesterday
/ from Honolulu on his way to- Yale to study
! law.
Ex-superior Judge G. H. Sanders, lawyer
OF st. Louis, arrived here yesterday on his way
home from a trip to Hongkong for health
and recreation.
G. R. bennett, a nephew of President Dole
of avail, arrived here yesterday on his way
to GEORGETOWN University, where he will re-
| sumo his studies.
Captain A. s. Cotton. U. S. N, arrived at the
California yesterday on his way home to New
| York. his time having expired aboard the
cruiser Philadelphia.
Raw 1io- Too apd Jip1 ;sto
his way to La Paz, Mexico, was among the pas
sengers that arrived here yesterday in the
| Gaelic from the Orient.
DR.. R. Vogel of Switzerland on his way east
ward from pleasure tour of the world is at
the Pa ace. He was one OF the passengers
that arrived in the Gaelic
NJ. C. Mott Smith OF Honolulu, accompanied
by Miss NJ. P. Mott Smith, is at the Occiden-
tai. He arrived in the Gaelic yesterday, and
is on his way to college in the East.
Lieutenant H. Won Bonsdorff of the Russian
navy came here yesterday in the Gaelic He
is on his way to st. Petersburg, and has been
with the Asiatic squadron for the past FIVE and
hall years.
Judge j. C. B. Hebbard, julius Kahn, Henry
Eickhoff and DR. ID. D. Lustig returned yester-
day from their vacation of fortnight. They
first visited Judge Gottschalk at San Andress,
and then made an inspection of the Big Trees
of Calaveras County. after which they visited
in some of the best mines in Sonora.
Lieutenant o. II. Borbane Carter of the Brit
ish navy arrived here yes ;erday from Hong
kong on his way home TO London He at
the Occidental but will resume his eastward
journey this evening For the past year he
has been with the British squadron in Chinese
waters. The squadron, he says, numbers at
present twenty -three gunboats, including two
new destroyers of thirty knots speed.
Admiral c. L. Oxley, OF the British navy, sta
TONED for some time past at Yokohama as
! rear-admiral of the Chinese squadron arrived
here yesterday in the Gaelic and is making
short stay at the Occidental. He mas three
months leave of absence, and is on his way
| to London to visit his wife, who is i'll. He was
second in command in Chinese waters, and is
| the first rear-admiral Great Britain has had
| stationed there.