The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
AROUND THE
 CORRIDORS

Fred Dodd of Fresno is 6 guest at the | Lick.
 Edward Twitchell of Ukiah is guest al 1 the Grand.
 Irving w. Rand, U. S. A., is a guest at the Palace.
 J. o. Carlisle, miner from Seattle. is 1 at the Lick
 Lieutenant L. G. T. Kuhlwain, U. s. N, | is at the Lick.
 Hon. Raleigh Barcar of Vacaville is at l the Occidental.
 Postmaster Baer of Cloverdale was in l town yesterday.
 Hon. J. D. Connolly of Santa Rosa is a guest at the Lick.
 Attorney L. T. Garausey of Los Angeles Is at the California.
 A. Novel; rich coffee-grower of Guat- emala, is at the Lick. N. Field of Manchester, England, is staying at the Palace. William Thomas, a prominent rancher of Chico, is at the Grand EX-Postmaster Thomas A. Lewis of Los Angeles is at the California. James Rennie, a wine grower from Ma l toma, is a guest at the Lick.
 R. H. de Witt, Treasurer of Siskiyou County, is at the Occidental.
 Assistant Surgeon w. L. Bell, U. s. N., of Mare Island, is at the Palace.
 Sam Thall, theatrical man from New York, is a guest at the Occidental.
 A. A. Grant, a mining man from AL buquerque, New Mexico, is at the Palace.
 Paul Frege, coffee grower from Guate- mala, is at the Occidental, with his wife
 w. A. Kinney, former Governor of Ha- waii, arrived at the California yesterday
 Wilfred Taylor of Auckland and G. c. Steedholme of New Zealand are at the Lick.
 Henry Landes, a prominent citizen of Port Townsend is a guest at the Occi- dental.
 Dr. w. H. Davis, one of the most promi- nent physicians of Detroit, is at the Occi- dental.
 H. Crum of Shanghai and E. A. Warn holtz of Hamburg are registered at the Palace.
 Major A. V. von Sonnenberg, the Ger man military attache at Manila, is at the Palace.
 Professor Garrett Droppers and family of Tokio are at the Occidental. They ar rived on the China.
 William F. Wilson, a mining engineer from the City of Mexico, arrived at the Occidental last night.
 Professor Alexander G. Bell, with his wife and daughter, is at the Palace. He is en route to Washington, D. C., where he will deliver an address before the Smithsonian Institution.
 K. Nakashna of Tokio Is at the Occi- dental. He has come to San Francisco as the assistant general passenger agent, un- der William B. Curtis, of the new Oriental Japanese Steamship Company.
 E. s. Pillsbury, the well-known attor- ney, has returned to the city from an ex- tended Eastern trip. MT. Pillsbury ap- pears to have been much benefited by his trip and looks to be in the best of health.
 Captain J. H. McClintock and A. c. Mc- Milan, both of whom served with the Rough Riders at San Juan, are at the Palace The former Is from Phoenix and the latter from New York. They are here on pleasure.
 M. Walheim, Mexican Minister to Japan, arrived on the China yesterday and is at the Occidental. He is on his way to Mex ico to consult with the high officials of the Government concerning the Mexican in- terests in the Far East. He says that business is somewhat slow a present in Japan, but that both houses of the Par liament will stand by the Govern ment and that affairs will come around right as soon as confidence is restored. He bespeaks a great future for Japan and says that the time is not far distant when her influence as a nation will be felt the world over