The San Francisco call., 1899-07-19

+ prayer at the boathouse and says grace
! at the breakfast able. He is in splendid
health and is the most popular man IN
camp.
Colonel Sullivan is. drawing the lines of
discipline closer around camp. he Will
not tolerate tardiness or absence from
drill without cause or permission. Last
night about twenty young men VINO
missed dress parade were put at cleaning
the streets. Later in the evening the
guardhOuse was filled with cadets who
broke the rules Of the camp or came in
after taps. This morning the lazy ones
who did not attend church services We're
placed in the guard tent and afterward
compelled, 20 clean the streets The camp
is takin%Son very tidy appearance IN
The Goo Coos" and the. committee
of Company d. composed of F. S. Smith,
b Foley. F. Sullivan. Sergeant Mccarthy,
F. Oneta, J. MOhun and Z. Doolan, held
a private picnic in the powder mill can
yon on Monday. The boys managed TO
reach camp without being blown up. by
powder but were blown up by their
captains for coming in late.
The Dewey Heroes claim they were at
the front and therefore deserve to be
treated like 'Hobsons." When asked to
relate a few of their experiences in Ma
Mia the youngsters unblushingly, explain
that they were not in the Philippines but
on the water front.
The -four sports'-W, J. Walbey. L. T.
Flynn, T. Comedian and 7. +. Noble
lived up to their name last night and
were IIlIONu lIllO tlic 5ueA Nl4OtoC ~ IL
The guards were startled this morning
by red flare in Company E's street. 1t
seems that some mischieVous members OF
the latter company stole red fire out of one
the tents and set it off. When the officer
of the guard arrived on the scene he found
the inmates of the tents in the vicinity
fast asleep and with angelic smiles on
their cOuntenanCeS.
The Owls engaged swell turnouts
yesterday and went to Capitola.- Needless
20 M officers
tured all the pretty summer maidens at
the popular resort.
Sergeant Harry Owens temperance lee
lures are becoming feature Of the camp.
Each night the owls congregate in his
tent and listen to a discourse on the evils
of drinking. The sergeant is clever
mimic and takes off the various members
of the organization to perfection. Quar-
termaster Sergeant 'Brindle" McGinn and
Sergeant Major DoughertY occupy the
same tent and have been dubbed the Hi
bernians"
Walter E.iDorn, president of the League
Of the Cross Cadets, arrived in camp yes
terday, armed with a camera and a de-
termination TO stay week.
DR.. Sullivan has been administering all
kinds of conCoctions to the boys in camp.
Some of the uncharitable among the lat
ter heartily wish the doctor would take
some of his own medicine.
According to Jack" May, the Evils of
outs with the cook John Rodaman, Bob
Smith and Joe Risaka are members of the
Evils.
Tribe" composed of A. zarate, E. Hi
lard. A. Rossi R. F. McCarry and J. A.
Riddell, is enjoying life in Camp Fallon.
The tribe has decorated its tent and keeps
open house. Fair visitors are presented
with cards as souvenirs Of their visit.
H. Fivaz, j. H. Buckley, J. King and H.
Ford are known as the -Four Stumps, -
and live in Hogan alley.
The Goal Heavers"' are a representa-
tive body in camp; Corporals "Sprinter''
Guinee and "Sharkey" Beasley and Pri-
Yates Dwyer and Foley are members of
that important organization. A lump of
coal hanging from the ridge pole is their
sign.
Companies H, NJ and r are going on a
ride to Capitola Wednesday. Lieutenants
Keating and Flynn are great favorites
with the boys.
There is a large attendance each morn
ing at $50 o'clock at the beach owing to
the presence Of the regimental band.
Jack Sullivan of Company H was one
of the many who had to clean streets last
night. Jack avoided work by directing
the efforts of the other unfortunates.
The Insane Asylum" tent in Bellevue