, 1890-05-08
Mrs. Logan Reviews the
Passing Veterans.
THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Adopted After tho In
nsIallment Ceremonies-Puyal-
lup Secures the Next.

were soon filled with busy and bust.
ling crowd, all making Preparations for
the grand parade, which took place at
10 A. NJ. Al o o'clock the whole popu-
lniion began gathering at the Wigwam,
ana at 10 o'clock the grand parade COM
mencod. The line of march was west
on Third street TO Main, north
on Main to Fourth, east on
Fourth TO Pearl. and north
on Pearl to seventh, and acountermarch
on Pearl TO Third east, and on Third 10
the Wigwam. First In the line of march
were the chaplains in carriages, contain.
ing all the clergy OF Ellensburgh, fol-
lowed by the Yakima Juvenile Drum
Cf,2grs, the Ellensburgh Zouaves, the
- nsburgh Cornet Band, the Ellens-
bsNgh knights of Pythias and members
OF the Grand Army of the Republic,
numbering ls6, the Ellensburgh fire de
partment, tho Ellensburgh carpenters
union, citizens In carriages and on foot.
Sheriff j. l.. Brown was the officer OF
the day, with his aides, Clayton and
Mcdowell of Ellcnsburgh. General
Alger marched with the old veterans
until they reached The building occupied
by the Woman's Relief Corps, when he,
with Commander Cosgroye, Withdrew TO
carriage, whore they reviewed their
d old comrades as they made the couater-
4 march.
Mrs. Logan and the Woman's Relief
Corps occupied windows in their hall,
and rs the old veterans passed with
heads uncovered Mrs. Logan waved her
handkerchief and cheercd loudly for the
old veterans.
n Judge lictenbsrg, OF Seattle. who lost
one leg about two years ago, the result of
y wound In the war. was asked IL he
would take carriage. He replied, "f
viii march with the boys" He did, but
for only five blocks. when he fell by the
wayslde and was picked up by the fire
dcpartment continuing on tho com
10y coal cart.
b. Seattle Grand Army relief com nit
t&feported $50 ON hand and not needed
. and II recommended that IL be turned
B over 10 the Woman's Relief Corps.
General Ayers son was quite sick. so
4 he remained In the generals private car.
f but many OF the Grand Army men and
{ their wives visited and took the best Of
B care OF him.
& Thegenoral and Mrs. Logan and party
lett on tho noon train for their homes.
The old veterans, citizens and the sever
al bands escorted them to the train aud
bado them good bye with loud cheers.
Fhor TO the generals departure, the old
veterans conlTegated with him at the
a Horton house, and indulged in story
telling. which tho general enjoyed
4 greatly.
At ths meeting this afternoon n spirit
ed contest took place for the location of
the next annual cncnmpmcnt. The
towns IN the race were Puyallup, Olym-
|t pia and Ccntralia. Tho vote stood
4 Puyalhlp, 50; Olympia, 81 Ccntralin, L.
/ fuyallup getting majority secures the
q next cncampment
gear arc as follows; Department com
mandor, NJ. NJ. Holmes, of Seattle; sen.
4 ior vice commander, q. ]. Smith, of
4 Walla Walla; Junior vice commander,
David Stump, of Vancouver; medical
<sHam inor, II. g. Bastwick, OF Tacoma;
NJ plain. J. +. st. Clair, of Ballard;
gates To the national encampment to
kld at Boston next August, Colonel
<Wyu Nlsschcr, OF Fairhavcn, q. Il. Dun
ming of Spokane Fails delegate at large,
q. II, Boardman. of Tacoma.
Ihe Woman's Relief Corps elected the
following officers; President, Mrs. Mary
4 Evans, of Walla Walla; senior vice
4 president. Mrs Lizzie Herriek, of Sc
attic; junior vice president, Mrs. Mar
3 garct q. Lowell, OF Tacoma; secretary,
Mr. Lizzie Cornwall Of Walla Walla
treasurer Mrs. Ella Browning, OF Day
Taooma; Inspector, Mrs. Ella
y. Dow, of Dayton; counsellor,
Mrs. HELEN Burke, of Seattle; instruct
\ ing and Installing officer, Mrs. Sarah NJ.
Iomlinson, OF Tacoma executive board,
Mr, bella Curry, of Spokane Falls
Ina McClarey, Of Dayton; Mrs. Mary
Upsop, of Ccntraiia; delegate at lage to
the national convention, Mira. Bclla
Curry, of spokane Falls; alternate, Miss
Ella BaRgs, of Tacoma. The council of
ADM in istration elected for 1890 are: A.
p. Iarrctson, A. r. Curry, j. T.. Hoyt'
+. 4. Gilbert and Thad Houston.
INSTALLATION oP oFrIoRRs.
The public installation of officers took
place at the Wigwam at sP. NJ. Mrs.
HELEN Burke, of Seattle, the department
president, installed tho new officers of
the Woman's Relief Corps, and District
Commander S. q. Cosgrove installed the
Ihcers-elect for tho department Of
hington Of the q. A. r.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
~ Tho following resolution was unani-
y tmously adopted by the department;
Resolved, That tho thanks of tho de-
n partnent OF Washington and Alaska are
ten dered to Mrs. \. G, Cosgrove for her
= services as aid do camp TO the COM
N mhnder. May sho never suffer sorrow
a Through any act of any member of the
n q. A. r.. and may her path through life
h here and hereafter be- ever bed Of thorn
4 less roses.
a A resolution was adopted thanking
General AIger and Mrs. General John A.
Logan for their visit, stating that by
4 their visit this department has been
Il especially honorcd. and agreeing that a
4 copy OF the resolutions DO forwarded TO
them.
The woman's Relief Corps adopted a
baby which had been In attendance at
all tnc meetings, and Mrs. Logan, who
took q fancy TO the baby, asked the
privilege OF naming IL. She was granted
ihe privilege and named It Mary Logan
| BaGnes, giving II her own name and
VI d OF General Logan. The ladies OF
y >prps presented tho baby with gold
containing tho pictures Of Mr..
4 E5ti Mrs Logan.
TIIE DELEGArioss LEAVING.
The encampment closed at $50 r. NJ,
amid cheers OF congratulation and KIM
good.byes. Tho Yakima delegation left
or home this afternoon. Ths Tacoma