The San Francisco call., 1897-03-30
PERSON AL.

A. C. Bryer of Formosa is in the City.
WI. Conrad of Pasadena is on visit here
Dr. NJ F. Pilgrim of Portland is ct the Bald
win.
clemen Ogg of Esmeralda County is in the
City.
Joseph B. Hughes OF New York is at the
Palace.
W. S. Greene of Washington, D. c., Is at the
Palace.
H. Heyn of Shanghai is q recent arrival at
the Lick
Charles Copenharve of Butte, Mont, is in
the City.
Hugh ]. Cannon of Salt Lake arrived here
yesterday.
Bernard A. Sylvester of San Diego is at the
Occidental.
F. H. Leving and Mrs. Leving of Kobe are at
the Occidental.
City, is in town.
J. r. Garrett, wealthy merchant of Marys-
vile, is at the Lick
Judge R. A. Ballinger of Seattle was among
yesterdays arrivals.
W.N. Ten Eyck, miner OF Harrison Gulch,
Alaska, is at the Russ.
DR.. Robert B. Greer OF Butler, Pa, was one
OF yesterdays arrivals.
arrived here yesterday.
Editor r. A. Thompson of the Santa Rosa
Democrat is In the City.
Captain White and wife o; Oakland are at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel
S Barnes and Miss NJ. Sissons, of New York,
are at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
H. L. Tibballs Jr of Port Townsend is at
the Lick, accompanied by his wife.
" Cob h,,si ,f
Colo, is here, accompanied by his wife
Mrs. D. Griffiths and Miss E. Jones' of Chi
cago, Ill, are at the Cosmopolitan Hotel
s. j. Habeggar, prominent business man
of Portland Or, is at the Cosmopolitan Hotel
S. H. Friedlander of the Columbia Theater
will leave for New York on Saturday for
three months trip.
J. II. Sturtevant J. H. Banks and C. BAN
beobe of Hopland, witnesses before the Fed
ersl court In an impending trial, are at the
Russ.
George F. Hooper oil sonoma, who lately sold
his fine vineyard there for $75, 900, is in the
City. He is brother of Major n. B. Hooper
of the Occidental Hotel.
A prominent party of Des Moines Iowa,
people consisting of F. NJ. Langren, Mrs Lang
rem, Miss Grace Langren, Miss May Tone and
Mrs. NJ. L. Bethel, are at the Grand.
C. A. Luckenbach of Los Angeles, grand
chief of the Knights of the Maccabees, is
among the arrivals at the Lick. He is &C.
eompanied by several other members of the
order from the southern part OF the State.
Among the arrivals here yesterday was the
Pennsylvania excursion of eigh ty persons from
various parts of Pennsylvania and the East
William ]. Atwood, a business man of New
Haven, Conn.,, who is in the party, said that
after remaining here few days they would go
East via Ogden. They are at the Palace.
Mrs. Mary Josephine Lynch left the Hotel
Wentworth yesterday for Southern Cali;ornia,
where she will remain several months for the
benefit of her health. She will visit her many
friends and relatives in that section of the
State, including her nephew, Robert Cromwell,
the well-known olive-grower Of San Diego
County.
Mrs. Jane l. Stanford has returned here
after several weeks absence in the East and is
at the California-street mansion. 1t is given
out that while East Mrs. Stanford consulted
with the Tiffsnys in New York with regard to
the sale of her diamonds and other jewels in
order the better to help the university These
jewels are said to be worth from 100000 to
81 900, 600.
Among the arrivals here on Sunday was ex.
Governor Claude Matthews OF Indiana, so
years old, farmer, and, like Ex-Governor
Brice OF Iowa. a prominent candidate for Pres
ident before the last Democratic National Con-
vention. Mr.. Matthews only remained over
night. He saw Chinatown and took a hasty
view of ether parts of the City, and took his
departure yesterday forenoon.
Ex-Governor Brice of Iowa, who has been
visiting friends here for nearly q week past,
left yesterday for his home in Waterloo. The
Ex-Governor is an extensive farmer, having
$500 acres under cultivation. 1t Is the time
for Gu ting cornstalks. sowing wheat and oats
and plowing up the ground for corn In his
State, SO the Governor concluded he could
stay no longer. He is greatly pleased with
California.