The San Francisco call., 1899-07-19
Fun in Camp of the League of the Cross Cadets


/ avenue has the following inmates; c.
Donovan, Harry Lawlor, Eddie FitZger-
aid, Tom Smith and Jack Sullivan, all of
Company H They are not DANGEROUS.
The "Pawnbrokers" are making money
at the sign of the three balls in the Boule-
ward. 3: P. Gleason, j. II. Williams and
r; E. Gleason compose the firm B. +;
Gleason, the senior partner, was arrested
and taken into pawn last night for stay
ing out after taps
Company f has the second largest rep
are THE HeineCapoOpilaS.' represented
at Camp FalIon by Barber Pole" Kelly,
ney. The Twin Peak Demons" are in
Peachblow avenue. They are F. Nc
kenna. Jack Dillon, George killelea, B.
Hervelky and Tom Kearns They have
an elevator in their tent.
Bum Gretchen .'Sleepy" Salter,
"Dreamy,,, saIter and Big Foot Fogarty
speIiman. 'Icecream Hurley and old
Man" OBrien have been dubbed The
Musical Three because Of their. loud
snortie OF night; The Rough Riders,
Cannon, "Grabby' A Grantield and
"Stumpy'' J. Granfeld,
port for print:
While asleep and dreaming Of the
ones he loves at home, William Spell
man. a member of the Pie Eaters
Hurey and Private O'Brien, was
bIackened by his terminates and made
to look like Filipino. His appear
Company Els street that the corporal
of the guard put the painted private
and half of his company In the guard,
house. and now Willie is trying 10 find
the man who played such a mean
trick on him, and he vows to have
vengeance.
SLEEPY Valley" in which the four pie
Hyde-are located. is in a state of siege.
The quartet are afraid to leave their tent
for fear they will be lynched by mem
bers of Company NJ, who lost their pie.
Company K has named the street 'front.'
ing its tent Maher boulevard in honor or
Sergeant Maher Of the First 1,,S ,CatIorn5a IL
strung across the street is very beauti-
full. one.
game 4 ne of Of baseball aif to-day. The @ game
proved extremely exciting. Errors were
numerous, and the score also.
President Dorm of the League s, Of the the
he has not impaired that fact to Captain
J. f. Sullivan, and the latter has vol
unteered to teach him how to swim The
first lesson is to be given tomorrow and
all those in the joke intend going to the
beach and watch the genial doctor in
Father Cullen of Sacred Heart Church
arrived in camp this afternoon. He was
escorted from the depot by corps Of
drummers and buglers and Company D.
During lunch the reverend gentleman was
cheered Father Cullen is delighted to
be among the boys.
Captain T. J. Monohan was officer of the
day and Lieutenant G.. II. Sullivan officer
Of the guard. Lieutenant Charles Adams
was supernumerary officer of the guard.
Shortly before noon the "GoO-goos'
buried one of their number with all mill
tary honors. The funeral cOrtege was
made up of two buglers, a snare drummer,
two bass drummers and ten soldiers at
tired in costumes Of every description. A
litter. on which the very much alive
''corpse' was borne, completed the pro-
cession During the obsequies the
corpse" amused itself. disturbing the
solemn ceremony by blowing tinhorn.
1t was prevailed upon to play dead" for
a moment when taps was blown to the
accompaniment of the bass drums. Hav-
ing buried their member, the muffied
drums rolled again and the happy Goo
COOS" moved over to the baseball diamond
and under the direction of Sergeant Nc
Carthy, the drummers and buglers seren-
AIDED the players.
The Nifty Four of Company H, repre-
sentatives Of the Pickle tribe. are keeping
things alive in Bolo court. Fred Scanlon,
Charley Downey, w. C. Brown and Jim
Nagle are the main guys