The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-05
A MAGNIFICENT PAGEANT.
Prcees-iss Of Military and Civic
OresBIxaeIons-

Organizations
The procession was the most impss-
ing. a. well rs the largest. ever seen on
Puget Sound, and required 3 minutes
10 pass a given point II consisted Of
three divisions, the FIRST OF which ex-
sentied from Mil to Union streets, a
distance OF fully half a mile.
First Division.
This division was made up as fol.
1ows.
Chief of police and 10 police officers,
In full uniform, marching in columns
of four, on foot.
A. VI, Brooks. grand marshal; e. II.
Hanfotd, chief Of staff. Paul 4 Henry
IF. Mcknight, e. NJ. Rasin, j. II.
Mcssraw. 4. l.. smith, G. H. kittineeF
and W. A. Iiasbrouck, aides. The
chief and aides wore red and blue
sashss.
rHE SArioSAL GUARD.
First Regiment band. Is strong,
In their handsome uniforms, followed
by Companies -. the Seattle Rifles. &
al Tacoma. u and + OF Seattle and q
of Port nlakeiy, National Guard O!
WASHINGTON. j. &. Haines, command
ing. G. company, which l. the color
company of the First regiment. carried
for the FIRST time the new regimental
hag and the new NATIONAL Tag. costing
3@n The Tacoma company was 9th
ceresl and manned "a follows. W. J
Fife. commanding; L. +. Walsh. first
lieutenant; W. w. Sprague, second
lieutenant; W. :. Hur,i. A. L Dister
II. y. Voorhees,, T. NJ. HarshheFger
3. n, Magill, q. r. Biauvelt. r. q
Walker. 4. +. Patrick, c. 5. Barlow
W. II. III. kean, J. l.. Hopfsnzitx, II
Hihbard, W u. Young. q. Gum, z
p. Fritz, G. A. Miller. Z. Z. Wells. +
c. Sehwarz. J y. Gonna, G. T.. Clay
pool. c. Nj. Powell. A. y. Palmer, G
Want J.. q. Jolly, III. kreutxman, q
4. Monty, y. j. Eain. T. NJ Howell
A. Weisiack. r. III. SOFTEN, A. 5
Austin, u. W, Huggins. J Ross. G. y
Boyd. II X. Moore. 5. brown, +. w
Barsaa. ]. l.. Eigholz, ". A. Brown
4. Evans. r. III. Percy, J. Gallagher
4. Campbell. &. +. kreider. j. Y
Rurns. J. ". Wood. w. III. Miller. w
X. Hessey. l.. T. Root
Company q. Capt. Joseph Phillips
OF Port Biakeis, reeeivei many com
plimentS for their soielierly appear
anee. The command marched in col
nmn tours and platoon movement
and was one of the leading feature
Nof the procession.
ruK GRAND ARMY.
Then came the ola veterans. bearing
an oil hasiie-stained tag. Custer Pos
OF Tacoma was well represented, a.
we're stevens. John +. Miller and Y ;
Grant Posts OF Seattle. The old sol
-iiers have strong hearts. bat their stsi
i not A. regular and steady as Il wa
Scr y years ago,
rAcoaa's BUSINESS MEX.
Then came the members OF tbs
Chamber OF Commerce OF Tacoma
over TO strs ny, headed by the Tacon:
City band, wearing straw helmets. Th'
members OF the chamber wore matt,
straw hats. with black bands. ans
carried bamboo canes. They marches
remarkably well for civilians. Follow
ins /. a list Of those in line: Genera
J. ". SpFague, |. W Anderson. L. II
Wallaee. +. A. Sears. +. r. ouimette
q. W. Thompson. l.. X. Manning, III
+. Garrison. T. g. Abbott. J. ID. How
eli, Peter Irving. Ira Town, Alher
WHITE. ". II. Pratt, Henry Drum, A
q Mason, ]. n. Caughran, II. A
Bingham, Il. :. Harmon, john Nc Rea
Dr., 1. Z. Culver, ]. G. Weatherred
Charles Reiehenhach, Morris Gross. \
r Met la;ue, -- Denton. w W
Sprague, ". Z. Ronaey. II. {. Davis
j N. nongan. c. ]. Highee. II. Hes
il. ir,. ". II. Woodruff, r. {. Vaughn
II G. Clement, /. +. Cock, +. NJ
liant, & A. Wood. J. T. Reese. W
II. Grattan. j. J Westhruok, u. T
Lewis, X. Latham. {. L. Zahrls kle
z. A, raai>on. g. H. Wheeler, r. Z
Aekone. GEORGE T. Atkinson. A
&. Smith. Theodore HosIner, A. V
favcet;. l.. +. Sampson. II. G. Eost
riek. A. G. BroSaw. X. \. Rajeeaugh
Henry Mahncks, r. q. Meeser, IL. II
Holt, - Fesck C. O. Bean. sam VII
ks~an, Jr., j. :. Baker. Robert Win
sste. Geo r orchard. NJ NJ Harvey
Join Murray. J. III. Hall. +. I. oids
VI Rowland. J. II. Hongh.on, ;
y. Nplsn. Byron Barlow. Z, ). bar
bow thas. SsmpkinS, J l. stewart, W
z. Tyler. W. Is. Kelley. Jas. Ashton
shas. Chlluan. John Huntington. g
y. ssrainger. g W Byrd, Reeert Nah
tcr. sieerEe Browne. I. u, Norton
Hagh White. W. n Alien. W. i
Yoaas, " F. Bswen. VI, N. Taylor
W. W sly. o. Il. HAYDEN, J. + Cal
yef. g. Il. Evans, e V. Cooper and J
r Bets.
Then came half dozen carriage
scniainiaw the wives and iassy tEtessd
9 TIE Tacoma Chamber Of Commerce
ihey IN turn were followed BY nAsni
hers Of & company band, y. g. W
ceHaposed as follows II, ;. BteTn
stem. aeatier; H. \. Williams, {. =
Harris, ;. Montgomery, Il +. fhcmT
on, u. W Haughev. William slater
J. W. Vaughn. q. r. Olsen, Z. i
sohnson. J II BcN. J. {. Poyns J. l
hea. Vest Walioy,s. u. H. tseleheH
Alter; Marsh. William Bruce.
>econi Division
4 3. Stewart. marshal: Prime
wells and ri /. Terry. aids