The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-12

Angeles; Edmond Herrlck, united states Ma
rine Corps, Soldiers Horne; Henry Roach, first
sergeant, Company E, Nineteenth Infantry,
Brackettville, Tex; A. A. Bick, corporal, Com
pany B. Sixth United States Infantry, Pomona |;
Henry J. Ackerly, Eighth United States In
fantry and Twelfth United States Infantry Sol
diers' Home; E. L. de Haven. United States
steam sloop-of-war Pawnee, Soldiers Home /;
Albert B. Coombs, United States Engineer
Corps, Soldiers Home; George w. harrington
Company G., Fourth United States Infantry,
Pomona; Michael O'Brien, United States Gun
boat Pawnee Santa Monica; William Berkle,
Company A, Fifth United States Infantry Pasa-
dena R. w. Pratt, Company F, Fifth
United States Cavalry, Santa Ana; John
Russell, United States steamer Grand
Gulf, Santa Ana; Thomas Dolan, Company d,
Fourteenth United States Infantry, Soldiers
Home; Samuel A. McCurdy, Soldiers Home;
w. H. Stein Moons Battery, Los Angeles; A.
H. Snyder, Company E, Nineteenth United
States Infantry, Pomona; Henry Keelin, Com
pany H, First United States Cavalry, Soldiers
Home; w. H George, Los Angeles; Francis Nc
Mahon, Sixth United States Cavalry, Santa
Monica; William H. SImmond, Company G.
Eleventh United States Infantry, Los Angeles;
]. E. Beck, Company E, Ninth United States
Infantry, Los Angeles; George Graves United
States Engineers, Soldiers Home; H. Reid
Company K, Fourth Volunteer Infantry, Los
Angeles: Daniel Allen, Company G, Twenty
first Infantry, Soldiers Home; Michael Fitz-
simmons, Company D, Fourth United States
Infantry, Soldiers Home; F. R. Gulian, Troop G.
Second United States Cavaly, Los Angeles; j. H.
Hynson Company D, Soldiers Home; Thomas
w. Matthers, Fourteenth Infantry, Soldiers
Home; De Forest Mankle, Company C, Twelfth
United States Infantry, Escondido; W. B.
Mitchell. Company Fl, Sixth United States
A II TwQ ird
Volunteers, Vernon; James B. Helm, Company
H. Second Cavalry, Company T, Fifth Cavalry,
Company E, First Cavalry, Los Angeles ]. W.
Van Horne One Hundred and Twenty-first
New York Volunteers; E. Cunen, Troop D,
Third Cavalry, Soldiers Home; James Conway,
Company B, Tenth Infantry, Soldiers Home:
F. w. Kellogg, Company A, Engineer Corps,
Los Angeles; C. Kennedy, Fifteenth United
States Infantry, Soldiers Home; f. McMurray
Company 1, Fifth United States Cavalry, Sol
diers Home; w. F. Wonderly, Company E, Sec
ond Cavalry, Soldiers Home; J. Williamson,
Company B, Eighth Regiment, Soldiers Home;
Charles Rowney, w. H. Savage, Company D,
Twelfth Infantry, San Pedro; Enoch Hurst,
United States Navy, Soldiers Home; William
Hughes, U. S. N, Soldiers Home; NJ Ma
shall Company C, First United States Cavalry.
Soldiers Home; T. G. Thomson, Com
pany A, Second United States Dragons,
Ventura; F. Mullen, Company K, Eighth
Cavalry, Soldiers Home; P. Roach, Company
G, Fifth New Jersey Infantry, and Company D,
Second United States Cavalry. Soldiers Home;
J. o. German, Battery N, Third United States
Artillery, Soldiers Home; John Dyer, Troop B,
First United States Cavalry, Soldiers Home;
A. j. Doty, Battery B, Third United States Ar
tillery, Soldiers Home; E. w. Smith, Marine,
Soldiers Home; NJ. DonovaB Company I, Fifth
Infantry, Soldiers Home; NJ. easy, Company
X, Sixth United States Infantry, and Troop
D, Third United States Cavalry, Soldiers
Home; ]. Sullivan Marine, Soldiers Home;
James Ellis, Company E, Third United States
Cavalry, Los Angeles; William H Cook, Com
pany B, Second United States Cavalry, Los
Angeles; E. S. Mackenzie, United States Marine
Corps, Vernon; Fred Roth, Company E, Ninth
United States Infantry, Los Angeles; Leonard
Kaner, Troop G, First United States Cavalry,
Los Angeles; Thomas B. Wallace Troop
II, Fourteenth United States Cavalry, Los
Angeles; George W. Leftwich, Battery B, Sec
ond United States Artillery, Inglewood; NJ. ].
Fitzgerald, Los Angeles; Thomas Cavanagh,
Company D. Thirteenth United States Infantry,
Los Angeles NJ. Curtin, Troop C, Fifth United
States Cavalry, Los Angeles.
Tomorrow is Soldiers Home day, and
the association will visit the Pacific Coast
branch adjacent to camp. The evening
entertainment will be in charge of John A.
Martin Post.
A UNIQUE vase adorns the piano at the
Woman's Auxiliary headquarters. the
property of Dr. E. Brown of Company D,
Soldiers Home. 1t is called a canta gala
Growing rooster) vase, and was made at
Florence, Italy, in 1922 There are only
four of the kind said to be in existence.
This rare and costly relic was brought from
Europe by the doctors sister and pre-
sented to him about year ago.
General A. B. Campbell, the "silver-
tongued," visited the encampment this
afternoon for the first time on account of
the illness of his wife. The general will
remain for a few days, and has yielded to
the request OF the comrades to make an
address at the campfire.
Comrade r. H. Miller of Fort Fisher
Post has a unique revolutionary relic in
silk banner printed by Hall & Stills of
Philadelphia, who printed the Continental
money. 1t is fac-simile of the Declara-
ton of Independence, and printed by in
structions of Generals Hamilton and Put
nam, each signer receiving one. Mr..
Miller's great-grandfather, Schofield, was
one of the signers.
A new drum corps invaded the camp of
Dan Bidwell Post of Norwalk, including
l.. T. Hallett of the Third Maine Infantry,
who was left on a battlefield for dead
"Uncle jack Brand, a Mexican War vete-
ran, bugler of the Sixteenth Infantry;
John Vinnon, fifer and R. T. Balm of the
Fifth Iowa Infantry, who has a revolu-
tionary drum. He zealously guards it, it
having been captured from the Hessians
under Burgoyne October 25, 1777. by his
grandfather, John Balm.