The San Francisco call., 1897-05-30


going to run over in time for the jubilee
Every Anglo-New Yorker seems inter
ested only in that one topic lately. So
common has become the question that
downtown men forget to say "Have a
drink with me-" and unconsciously ask
Have jubilee with me, old MANI" Be-
yond doubt 1t will be one of the grandest
and most i'm mposing celebrations of the
century, and l heartily envy the fortunate
folk who will have the opportunity of wit
Messing the marvellous scene, and in q
measure doing homage to woman whose
life has been one of noble and simple dig
nifty, and whose example OF motherly love
and devotion should be as beautiful SER
mon to every mother in the land.
1t seems odd that just at the time when
everybody is scram bling for passage across
the big pond the incoming steamers
should be comfortably filled With Ameri-
cans returning to home and loved ones.
Mrs. Henry Gillig. looking very well
and handsome. arrived from London on
Tuesday. She was called home sooner
than she anticipated on account of the
very painful accident that befell her
mother, Mrs. Crocker, at Sacramento
Mrs. Gillig received the distressing news
while in Lonoon, and with all speed has.
tened to New York, intending to continue
direct to California. On her arrival here
she received the good news that her
mother was out of danger and conva-
iescing rapidly. She has therefore de-
cided not to go to California for the pres
ent. Mrs. GIllig's own illness while in
Italy has not told on her, for she certainly
has not looked better and loyelier in
years.
Hon. Thomas Fitch has carried out his
plans to locate in New York and has al
ready opened law offices in the Tower on
lower Broadway. He and Mrs. Fitch have
decided to remain in New York for the
greater part of the summer and have en-
gagged apartments at the San I;emo over.
looking the beautiful forests OF Central
Park.
George G. Baldwin of San Francisco
spent few days at the Gilsey last week.
G. r. lockwood, prominent citizen of
Los Angeles, arrived in town on Wednes-
day.
w. B. Sink of San Francisco has been
In town during the past week looking
into business affairs here.
Arthur G. Fisk of San Francisco was
among the numerous arrivals here from
California on Wednesday. He is putting
up at the Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh keenan, OF San
Francisco are also guests at the Hoffman.
Mrs Ida s. Lewis, Miss Mabel Lewis
and Mrs. George B. Lewis, of San Fran
cisco, have been having most enjoyable
visit IN Gotham since their arrival several
weeks ago. They are located at the Fifth
avenue Hotel. On Saturday they formed
a pleasant party and ran down to Worden.
town, Pa, to spend a few days with
friends and relatives. They will return to
town on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Levin. of San Fran
cisco are guests at the Savoy. They are
undecided as TO when they will return to
California.
The many friends OF Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Pearson will join i'll sympathy a. the sad
Intelligence of Mrs. Pearsons recent mis-
fortune. On last Tuesday, accompanied
by her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Lamprecht, she was leaving
the ca ble car at the corner of Broad way
and Fourteenth street, when the car sud-
denly started, violently throwing Mrs
Pearson into the street She struck on
her head, and when gently lifted from the
ground was found 10 be unconscious and
frighifuly wounded about the head and
face. She was removed to her home,
where physicians were summoned. She
has not reg aimed consciousness except at
short intervals, when she family COM
plains of painful tinging throughout
her whole body. Mrs. Pearson is quite
heavy in weight, and the fearful fall she
sustained has caused Internal injuries
which may bring on a stroke of paralysis,
so the physicians declare. Conclusion of
the brain is al so feared. Her sons Harry
and Fred, who have been out of town,
were telegraphed for. and Charles Pear
son, who is manager of the Hotel Stuart,
passes every moment possible at his
mothers side.
Mr.. and Mrs. precht had intended
leaving for their home in Cleveland, Ohio,
on Wednesday last. but the accident to
Mrs. Pearson will doubtless detain them
here for many weeks. as Mrs. Lamprecht
will not leave her mother until she has
wholly recovered from her injuries.
G. o. Poolo of San Francisco is regis
tered at the Hotel Imperial. He has been
in the city week.
Mrs NJ. F. Childs and the Misses Dom
nelly of Oakland, who have been abroad