The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
PERSONAL.

Lick.
G. A. Tones Of Hongkong is at the
st. Francis.
Rev. E. F. Frease of Baroda, India, is
at the Grand.
I'll. Gates, fruit man of Vacaville,
is at the Lick.
Garrison Turner and wife of Modesto
are at the Grand.
H. E. Picket, a mining man of Pla-
cerviile, is at the Grand.
DR.. E. ]. Caldwell of Rio Vista is
staying at the California.
DIR. C. H. Dunning and wife of st.
Louis are at the Palace.
H. o. Sturges, a business man of
Sioux City, is at the California
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lathrop of
Stanford are at the st. Francis.
J.R. Richardson, wealthy rancher
of Sacramento, is at the Grand.
Dr. Bradfeld surgeon of the steam
ship Mariposa, is at the Occidental.
George W. Sill, one of Watsonville's
leading merchants, is at the Grand.
DR.. d. Schatz of Germany, who is
touring the coast, is at the Occidental
F. B. Chandler, a merchant of Vaca-
vile, and his wife are registered at the
Lick.
T. L. Enright, well-known resident
of Sacramento, is a guest at the Cali
fornia.
R. E. wilhoit, banker of Stock
terday.
Charles B. Bills, who is engaged in
the fruit business at Sacramento, is at
the Grand.
w. Forsyth, prominent raisin
grower of Fresno is staying at the
Occidental.
W. L. Leland, who is interested in
mining in Alaska, and his wife are at
the Grand.
Myron Hunt, an architect of Los An
geles, was among yesterdays arrivals
at the ST. Francis.
Thomas Clark, a mining man Of
PIacerville, Nand his family arrived at
the Grand yesterday.
John G. Elliott of Chicago, who has
several mining claims on the coast, is
staying at the Grand.
rived here yesterday from Panama, and
is staying at the Lick.
F. w. Thompson, general Western
agent of the Rock Island road. left
yesterday on a business trip to Port
land.
A. H Frank of the new clothing
house of Heller & Frank, about to To-
cate at Market street and Grant ave-
nue., left to-day for New York.
D. o. Ramsay. passenger agent of
the Occidental and Oriental Steamship
Company in Sydney, is in this city on
his way to the ST. Louis Exposition.
Marshal P Wilder. the well-known
story teller and writer, and his wife
arrived from New York yesterday and
registered at the st. Francis. They
leave to-day for the Orient, where they
expect to remain a year.
Mrs Jane Stanford and her secre-
tary departed for the East last even
ing. 1t is the intention of the lady
to visit the st. Louis Exposition and
then proceed to New York, where she
expects to remain several weeks.
Word has been received at the
Southern Pacific office that E. o. Nc
Cormick. assistant director Of traffic
of the Hartman lines will arrive here
from Chicago during the last week Of
this month. He is coming to San
Francisco to meet his family and take
them back to Chicago.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the
Occidental were Tsu Ye Key and Jsang
Hse Mum of Shanghai, who, under
commission of the Emperor of China,
have been making a tour of the world
investigating conditions of trade, with
view of making a report to their
Government. They leave to-day for
| China.
John w. Douglas, a wealthy cattle
man of British Columbia, is a guest
at the Palace. His presence in this
city is due to the fact that he is study
ing veterinary surgery in the belief
| that the requirement of knowledge in
| that line will be of value to him in
maintaining healthful conditions in
the big bands of cattle which he owns.
A distinguished Hebrew in the person
of Simon Wolf of Washington, presi-
dent Of the Independent Order of B'nai
Birth, is on his way to San Francisco,
where he is due next Thursday. The
local order of B'nai Birth will give him
a banquet on the following evening
and on Sunday evening he will lecture
at the Tempel Emanuel. From here
he goes to Portland.
SEAMEN PREPARING FOR