The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-06-19
M'LEAN AT BUFFALO.
G OVERNOR IND PA RTY IN TIL IL
EXPOSITION CITY.
Foot Guard Make Merry on tho Trip
Escort His ExcelIency and Party from
the station to the Hotel Iroquois--
Scenes and Incidents.

Hotel Iroquois, Headquarters Connec-
tlcut Delegation, Buffalo. N. y, June
: lS.-The special train bearing Governor
George P. Mclean accompanied by his
J military staff, invited guests Ire First
I company Governors Foot Guard, and
Colts band, arrived in this city this
morning from Hartford and are quar-
tered at the Iroquois The entire party
| was in good health and spirits.
/ The Second company, Governors Foot
Guard, Of New Haven, Major Clark in
command, which arrived earlier than
the First company is also quartered at
the Hotel Irocuois The New Haven
contingent numbers about 225, includ-
ing twenty-five women and the Second
regiment band of thirty pieces. Anoth-
er Connecticut delegation. Company G,
c. N. G.. of Waterbury, is also here.
Captain Daniel L. Fitzpatrick is in
command Of the company, which con-
sists of sixty men and officers, includ-
ing Assistant Surgeon Kilmartin, Of the
Second regiment. The company has
with it the American band, of Water
bury. All the musicians are stopping
at the Hotel Victoria, which is but
block away from the Iroquois.
At the Connecticut day exercises on
Thursday the three military contin-
gents will participate, and they, togeth-
er with the governor, his staff and in
vited guests, besides many other Con-
necticut people who are here Tor the
week, give the state creditable repre-
sentaton The principal address on
Connecticut day will be made by Gov
ernor Mclean.
Frequently the FeettrS of both COM
panies get together and regale their u
ditors with songs One selection, which
is frequently sung by the New Haven
ers, is a, parody or thu college song
"Boola." 1t runs thds:
Away, way down on the old Suwanee,
Where the ripping waves are dancing to
The soft perfume from DER the lea,
Tells where sweet magnolia blossoms
There's where my Adelna dwells,
Mid fairy sylvan dells,
She laughs and sings the whole day
through,
Boola, Boo, Boola, 'oola, Boola, Boo.
Chorus.
Boola, Boola, Boola, Booa
Boola, Boola, Boola. Boola,
When meet my sweet Adelina,
Then she sings her Boola song.
Adelina, Adeina,
III be waiting, Adellna,
When the silver moon Is beamng,
Then III meet you Adelina.
Her long and wavy nut-brown hair,
Is tossing out upon the summer breeze, |
Her sparkling eyes are wondrous fair,
Her voice like the music 'mong the trees,
| ask her when she'll be my bride,
Her head she turns aside,
And laughs and sings the whole day
through,
Boola. Boo, Boola, oola, Boola, Boo.
Chorus.
The New Haven party has planned to |
go to Niagara Falls in a body on |
Wednesday 1t was originally intended |
that the Hartford soldiers do likewise, I
but subsequently 1t WAS decided to al |
low the men the utmost freedom posi- |
BILE in taking in the sights. The New |
Taveners were fed on the train, having I
started yesterday morning, but the |
Hartford Feeters received nothing to /
eat until breakfast was served after |
their arrival at the IroquoiS this morn t
ing.