The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-15

Armory TO-DAY and the procesSicn pre<ed-
I SGg II The vast space al the ArEnory vii
b flled with moarners and the procession
viii Be the largest public demonstration
Seattle has ever seen.
Delegations ot civic and military bodies
and citizens hare arrived and viii arrive
today from Portland. Tacoma. OLYMPIA.
Port Townsend and other Sound eifses.
Governor Ferry, Speaker Feighan and
number OF members q the House and SEN
ate arrived in the city from Olympia last
nights 10 participate in toCay's memorial
exercises The legislature adjourned yes
terday noon until Monday afternoon. that
al who desire nlight have an opportunity
70 80 70 Seattle and return in tina.
Al THE ARMoRx.
The Armory has been heavily Sirapesi.
and gives evidence Of the good taste and
care bestowed upon il by those having this
part Of the work in charge. A platform
has been erected en- the west side al the
ball, midway. and facing east. The seats
viii be arranged around the three sides az
the platform. thus giving the best sconSfic
arrangements TO be had under the circuna-
stances
Upon the platform, four main pillars
have been raised, and between them short
posts. each being connected hy crane ropes
hung between them SO as 10 form q railing.
The entire dais is heavily oraped in = most
appropriate manner. The somberneSs Of
the funeral trappings is somewhat relieved
by two large flags az the rear OF
the platform. the color Of which
in turn being suhdued BY festo0ns of Grape.
Around the galleries also are fessoons OF
Grape, hung in heavy folds.
The whole effect Is one OF = quiet per
vading taste. as befisting the great solemnity
OF the occasion, and as part Of the tribute
paid 70 the dead by the sorrowing citizens.
The programme for the exercises was ar
ranged last evening. and viii be carried
ont as follows:
First Regiment Band
Opening refnarks-.... .... Hon. h. G. strive
Hymn-"God Moves in Mysterious W.. His
Wonders 10 Perform"
Prayer Dean Watson
Grafton. Elk Chief Justice G. Il. Hanford
biie With Me-
Reading q Resolutions.
Hymn......................N Nearer NJ God to Thee
Prayer and Penediction.
THE PROCESSION.
Grand Marshal A. IL Brookes has per-
fected arrangements for the procession,
which viii be formed IN the following order:
FIRST DIVISION.
Police
First Regiment Rand
Companies b. G, D. OF the First Regiment
Grand Army o. the Republic
Members OF the Medical Profession.
Members Of the Bar.
ohicers Of the DAY.
State Oficials
City and County Ohiclaln
SECOND DIVISION.
cort's Band
Knights Tempiars.
Uniform Rank X. Of n
Fire Department
Masonic Societies.
knights Of f1thia&
Other Civic Societies
Citizens aud Carriages
All companies bands orders and citi-
zens who are 10 take part in she procession
will report to the grand marshal at the
corner of Soutsa Third and AIain streets al
1890, sharp. The two divisions
viii form on Main street with
its right resting on South Third street. AT
O'Clock sharp the column will move, TAX
ing the following line of march: Starting
at South Third and Main streets. up South
Third to Yesler avenue, down yesler ave-
nue. TO Second street, up Second street 10
Pike. Pike to Sixth. Sixth 70 Union, and
thence 10 the Armory.
Grand Marshal Frookes has appointed
the following aides A B. Stewart, A.. w.
Engle, w. +. Bailey, g. ~ Alexander, ].
3. Me.calf, Harry A. BigeIow. r. c. Wash.
burn, John l.. Ayers, r. ~ Reed and T.
! kiibourne. The aides will meet with the
grand marshall. At the courthouse at II
o'clock this morning TO perfect arrange
ments for the procession.
THE MASONIC BODIES.
The brethren Of tha Lawson Consistory,
No 1. Orient OF Seattle, will attend the
memorial services. Past Grand Master
White will convene the Grand Lodge OF
Washington and ST. Johns Lodge, No. o.
and Eureka Lodge No -. r. & A. NJ. will
meet in the Masonic hall. in the Young
Naturalists building, at noon today and
afterEard Join in the march and services.
All Masons in the city are expected 10 be
present.
THE cRAsD ARsaY POSTS.
The Comrades Of Stevens Post. No. 1. G.
A r.. viii meet at the courthouse az noon,
and John Il. Miller Post, No. 81, g. A. r.,
will meet at the Young Naturaiists' bald
ing. to form and prepare for the march and
take part in the services. George II.
Thomas Camp, No. 1. s. of ", will join the
posts in the march. and ell soioarning COM
rades are expected 10 take part
THE KNIGHTS or PYTnrAs.
Seattle Division. No. /. Uniform Rank.
X. of p. viii assemble st the Arm0ry
building 1t noon, to prepare for joining
the line OF procession.
Harmony Lodge, No. 5, X Of r.. ard
Qaeen City Lodge. No. 10, VIII convene II
the Knights Of Pythias bali 81 noon and
arrange FOR taking part in the exercises Of
the day. All visiting sir knighAs have
been invited 10 join in the procession. ard
large delegation Of Taroua Knights viii
arrive and attend the services IL Is ex-
pected that members from Port Townsend
vii also be present.
sTKxRNs PosY vs
The meraberx of sfeyens Peat. No. will nees
ar the eomF1 hosse 81 l. IN today % taks part in
the memorial services visiting corafadaS. Vst-
Grams aud George H. 1hcmas Camp. No. /. sons
Of Veterans. are invifsa - t0in- ~ ofEeyI
w. r. WsLs9N. Commands.
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Members % sIeen City Lodge. No. -. ard A.
snssurnlng Knlehas, ere Feaues "a % attend
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