The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-14

n5Saed partly ey the First Regiment band.
Ii Is expected that the Arnors, large as
it is. vii fan FAR short Of accommodating
the number OF people who viii wish 70
attend.
THE FUNERAL PASEAST.
The committee appointed for that pur-
pose wiz meet today az noon 70 determine
the tine OF march for The procession. II
viii probably io-m on Main street. with
its right resting on South Third, and viii
march up Second street 70 Union or Pike
and then 10 the Armory. The organize
tons 70 take part in the procession. and
their respective order in line. is to be ar
ranged today. IL is likely, however, that
the following viii be nearly correct list
OF the order OF the procession:
Police
Marshal
Aides.
Three Sesftle Militia Companies.
Cos pany C. OF TacSna.
M&Sonie Bodies
Two Lodges. h OF r.
Uniform Rank. &. If r.
Grand Army Of the Republic.
Fire Department.
school Children.
City and coGnty Authorities.
Members Of the legislature.
State oaaeers.
Cifizeas
Mayor Moran has ordered Street Com
missioner Alexander TO have the streets
cleaned upon which the procession viii
march. The line OF march viii be almost
entirely npon streets that are plankea, so
that the mud viii not be encountered at
any point except perhaps near the
ArTnOTy, where the sidewalk may be used.
Postmaster Brookes has been chosen BY
the procession committee IS marshal of
the day. He viii select his aides today.
ATTENDANCE FROM ABROAD.
Many citizens OF the state have signifed
their intentions of attending the memorial
services. Colonel ]. c. Haines last night
received dispatch from Captain w. j.
Fife of Company C, w. y. g., at Tacoma,
that he should attend with his company.
and that they would arrive at II O'Clock
Sunday noon. in time to join the process
sion. Colonel Haines also received a dis
patch from Adjutant- General K. G.. O. Brien
at Olympia. stating that he should be on
hand with his staff A large delegation OF
citizens is expected from Tacoma, Olympia,
Port Townsend and other places, and the
number OF outsiders viii probably be more
than sufficient to fill the Armory.
MUSIC FOE THE SERVICES
All singers of whatever denomination are
requested 10 meet in the basement Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. corner of
Third ard Madison streets. this evening at
O'Clock to take part in the memorial
services at the Armory ON Sunday after
noon. IL is desired that as large and
def =
pate in these services and it is hoped there
fore that singers will come forward and
meet together this evening for the purpose
OF organization.
AcTIoE OF THE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
There was special meeting last evening
OF the committee of the King County
Medical Society. held in DR. Holmes Office.
at which 1t was decided To draft resolutions
of respect for the memory DIR.
Minor, and present copy of
them 10 his family. 1t was also ordered
that the resolutions be spread on the
records of the society. Dr. Dawson viii
prepare a sketch Of DR.. Minors life, and
this will also be placed in the records and
presented, together with the resolutions OF
respect. to the family.
The resolutions of respect and the sketch
of Or. Minors life viii be presented by the
COMMITTEES at the meeting OF the general
committee which will be held this evening
in the Office OF Messrs. Strive. Haines 4
MeMickea.
SORROW AT PORT TOWNSEND.
PoET TOWNSEND, Dec. i3.-Theo. Y. Has-
Ter arrived in this city from Seattle this
afternoon and Will return tomorrow. Mr..
Halter has been practicing law in this city
sor the past two years aud is at present
United states commissioner and justice of
the peace. Owing 10 the tragic death OF
his brother. 6. Morris Halier, it has be-
come necessary for him to return to Seattle
and take charge OF the mullifarious in-
teresis OF the estate.
A telegyan from Mayor Moran, OF Seat
tie, inviting the mayor and council to Join
in the memorial services sunday afternoon.
al Seattle. Was received today. Both
Mayor Kahn and Protein Mayor Bart
lett we're absent from the city, and there
was not quorum present at the regular
eonncd meeting this evening The iour
members present however. decided 10 cali
a meeting tomorrow afternoon at = O'Clock
at the courthouse % make arrangements
for fitting attendance Of the maSor, eoun.
esiuen and citizens at Seattle SUNDAY. and
also 10 make some public manifestation of
sorrow IN the city. Both Or. Minor and
Morris halier were formerly residents of
Port Townsend aud no calamity has cx-
cited more interest and sympathy in this
community in years.
An informal meeting Of the Board of
Trade Was held this afternoon and suit
abe resolution viii be drafted.
TACOMAs SYMPATHY
TACOMA Dee lS.--There are expressions Of
universal sorrow over fhe uat;nelv accident
which beien I5g Minor. NJ. Morris Halter aud
Nj Louls eek.
Company G. Captain Fife wiz attend the seq.
wees 80 DC heid in Seattle, sanaay. The
Company win be accompanied IS many
citizens 81 Tacoua who desire 10 pay gritate 70
the memory % the Gea. men who had many
warm PERSONAL igieaas tn Tacoma. As well as all
ever the state.
ACTION RI NAseStC BaEsEx
Inspector General Jasnes r. Hayden. So
hiss issued The following notice % the
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aognciag LolEe o. soyrew % b. held "a the
rgeovesy Is ne haties 81 III. Thomas Taylor
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