The morning call., 1892-06-20

captain /. T. Y -'eH' not born an orator. Ihe
colonel made the best talk Of his life, and
dubbed over with patriotism ana love Tor
the old regiment
Tie colonel Impressed every one that the
man who belongs TO his regiment and does
not think enough Of II and 'Old glory 10
parade behind II oni the coming national
holiday had better get cat a the regiment
and put IN BIS application now Tor dis
charge. Colonel Sullivan asked t0f the all
and influence q every nuu-eom o. the end
that the regiment parade 20 files 'front.'
double rank, iu two Plat Cas iur each OF the
eight companies AID asfgp' p the natives,
and the boys wgl ilg FRI ri', because the
colonel has been sa 81 stt lu every thlng
lie mas done since assh-ss command.
j. Wallace Fl Disc. alissei from The
service 10 1855 Ter nes .eCt OF duty while a
member Of i, has e. ths day applied Tor
and been granted a pardon.
Captain Charles Jansen OF ID has been
offered the position q chief Of stan 10 the
grand marshal Of the parade on July 4.
Companies y and went Of On Saturday
evening for an outing 10 MIL Valley.
Private Sllas III. Wilcox Of b has asked
for his exemption ceTtih ate.
A. w. jackson has been elected an
honorary member Of L.
Private Frank p. Thwaites Of the signal
corps, tried by eourt-msrtial and having
pleaded guilty has been sentenced TO pay
line OF So and be Teprimanded in orders
upop neglect 70 transmit an excuse to the
commanding officer Of his company. in ac-
cordance with the bylaws OF his corps and
for neglect to pay his ines and dues to said
corps. In approving the findings OF the
court Brigadier-GeneTai Dickinson has a
few words to say which apply With equal
force TO many more In the brigade
It appears from the proceedings of tie court
that the accused Frank p. Thwates, Signal
Co ps, was unable, by reason OF his business, 20
attend several meetings OF bis corps, ana lie
iahed 10 send any excuse therefor 10 lis COM
manding Of3eer. Also that lie failed 10 pay the
dues and hues prov ded for by the bv- laws OF bis
corps, which have been duly approved and are in
force, ana iat BIS failure 10 DO these things was
more through his negligence han any int ntion
not 10 comply with the bylaws OF his corps
THIS Degl6c, is only too common upon the part OF
the members Of tie National Guard, particularly
tleir neglect 10 send excuses whit n they have
been obliged to be absent from some meeting or
drill. Private Frank z. Thwaites, by reason Of
his occupation aud surroundings, lie being a
Shorthand rep0rer, Is daily reminded OF the
necessity Of attending 10 the details OF business
and tie record falls 10 disclose any proper ex-
cuse for his conduct IN the premises, and he
deserves 10 be, and is hereby reprinanded for
tie same aud cautioned 10 be more eait fu IN The
future or II he does not desire 10 do 50, be should
take the proper steps to retire from corps
which is noted for the pupctualty OF all us mem
hers IN the performance OF alt their duties, and
lie should congratulate himself mat the court
was so Ienient In It's sentence.
The Signal Corps tried heliogTaphng yes
taTday. with stations Cd Mount Tamalpas,
Telegraph Hill and the PresidlO.
The city has been treated 10 another dose
Of Eighth Infantry through the telegraph
from MaTysyille. With the usual modesty
that has characterized this bantling regi-
ment of six companies ut considered itseli
capable Of surprising any other regiment IN
California" aud expected TO be inc leaoeF