The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22
AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

H. B. Lind of Seattle is guest at the
Lick.
I. A. Robin, a merchant OF Sacramento,
is a guest at the LICK.
DIR. and Mrs. A. z. Osborne Of Eldrdge
are registered at the Grand.
Thomas B. Butler and wife are regis
tered at the Lick from Iverson.
C. J. Cox, a wealthy stock raiser of
Elmo, is a guest at the Grand
A. ]. Parker, an attorney Of prominence
from Hanford, is a guest at the Lick.
n Z. osborne, United States Marshal at
Los Angeles, is a guest at the Palace.
7 Rock. a prominent business man Of
Niles. is at the California with his daugh-
ter.
Joseph R. Ryland, San Jose banker
and capitalist, is a guest at the Occi-
dental.
A. G. Tonner, a prominent resident of
Washington, d. c., is registered at the
Grand.
q. w. Knox, a prominent attorney Of
Merced is one of the late arrivals at the
Palace.
DR.. F. K. Ainsworth, physician for the
Southern Pacific at Los Angeles, is stay
ing at the Grand.
H. F. Lyon and C. H. ". Noeton have
returned from Honolulu and are staying
at the Occidental.
W. A Mackinder, a wealthy wine man
of ST. Helena, is one of those who ar
rived at the California yesterday.
Iieutenants Behre, Won Foester and r.
Elter of the German army are registered
at the Palace, where they arrived yester-
day.
c. L. Vucanovich, a wealthy merchant
Of Acapulco, arrived on the Panama
steamer Yesterday and went to the Occt-
dental.
J. F. soper, one time Assistant Ha-
waiian Consul to this port, has come up
from Honolulu and is registered at the
Occidental.
DR.. w. r. Page, one of the leading ply
sicians of Washington, D. c., is regis
tered al the Grand. Mrs. Page accom-
panies her husband.
Colonel Alfred T. Smith, DIR. w. NJ. Van
Patten Major F. NJ. Foote and Captain
O'Connor, Manila veterans, arrived on the
Indiana yesterday and went to the OCci-
dental.
]. T. Morgan and I. w. Kenwood, two
fortunate Klondikers. have returned from
Dawson and are registered at the Grand.
They came in yesterday on the train from
Seattle
of the prominent Honolulu business
houses. is at the Occidental where he ar
rived yesterday from the Australia. He
is on his way East to make his purchases.
James B. Barneson, father of Captain
BarnesOn, who attends TO the loading of
all the army transports, is at the OccI-
dental, where he arrived yesterday from
Port Townsend. He comes to the city for
the purpose of visiting his son.
E. Dickinson, general manager of the
Union Pacific, arrived in the city yester-
day afternoon and departed in the even
ing for Castle Crags. His appearance here
is significant of nothing, as he is on
merely personal business and pleasure.
With him are his son. A. Dickinson, F.
Porter and w. Lawrence.
Brigadier General Charles F. Beebe of
the Oregon National Guard, Colonel Dan
J. Moore, Colonel R. G.. Jubets and
Colonel w. D. Mackay are at the Occi-
dental. where they arrived yesterday on
a visit of welcome to the returned volun-
teers.
Twenty-six of the discharged soldiers
who arrived yesterday on the Indiana are
registered at the Russ. They are unani-
nous in their self-gratulation at getting
home once more and are as one in their
disgust of the war and all pertaining to
the army. They report that all the vol
unteers at Manila are anxious TO return,
war or no war.
General and Mrs. Charles P. Eagan are
at the Palace, where they arrived yester-
day from Honolulu on the Australia The
general looks very much improved by the
trip that was undertaken with the double
purpose of seeing his son and inspecting
his Hawaiian coffee plantation. He re-
fused to say anything beyond the bars
statement that he had found his trip
satisfactory in every respect and that
after a short stay in this city he intended
leaving for Washington. d. c., where he
would make his future home.