The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-31
THE GRAND PROCESSION.

to the Armory Hall.
The procession formed at TO- 80 o'clock
On Third street. right resting on Yesier
avenue, and moved forward along the
oeenue to Second street. along Cherry 10
Third street. Third street 10 Z MON street.
md uuion 10 the Armory hall in the fol-
swing order
nafshal q. n. Alexander. and Aides r. ST.
Young and NJ. goch
First Regiment Bsnd.
Colonel !, &. Hasass and stan
First Regiment. y. G. W
eoatsle Commaudery. No ?. Knights Templar.
Drum Corps. ?. OF v
fieorge H. Thomas Camp. No !. 8. OF v
Orators and Officers Of the Day In carriaseA
Lieut.. Cushing Post, No IS. q. A. R.
Gen. Cover Post No. 81. O. A. Il
]. r. Mi Ter Post. 40. 81 q. A. r.
stevens Post, No l. G. A. r.
Department officerA
Exprisoners ns War.
Veterans IN Carriages
The platoon Of police numbered thirty
two men. headed by Chief Thornton.
The First Regiment band numbered
twenty-seven pieces. including = drum
corps OF seven young men.
Seattle Commandcry. X. r.. numbered
forty -seven finely equipped men. whose
handsome uniforms elected much comment
along the line Of march.
The First regiment was under the COM
mand OF Col. J. c. fIaines, assisted by his
staff, composed OF Major Churchill and
Lieutenants J. A. Hatfield and K. q.
Washhurn. The regiment consisted OF
Company h. Captain J. Green; Company
G. Lieutenant Brown: Company d, Cap
tain f. NJ. Carr: Company H. Lieutenant
d, Dawson. Tbs regiment mar ched in
verv fine order.
The Sons Of Veterans 10 the number OF
forty marched under command OF Captain
Nv. Young. assisted by Lieulenants u.
w. Dietrich aud L. {. Allea and headed
By The drum corps.
Lieutenant Gushing post, No. 81, @. A,
X. OF Ballard. numbering twelve men.
Was commanded BY ]. +. Sinclair. and the
post banner iloated in the ranks.
j. T. Miller post. No. 81. O. A. H.. mum.
berinr forty-iiye nien. was commanded by
Senior Nice-CommandeF Herrick. assisted
~ Junior Nice.Commanler X. Bradley
and Officer OF the Day Z. cawdea.
General Grover post No. 81. q. 4. r., OF
Slaughter, numbering seven men. was COM
handed by Commander Daniel Winter.
General Stevens Post. No. l. Il. A. H..
numbering sAsi ren aud twenty-five visit
ors. was commanded BIZ Commander :. +.
Street. assisted by General G. w. Tihhiits,
OF Gilman. and u. Warner.
The department officers in line we're De.
rartmcnt Commander ~ II. Holmes. As
sistant Acknowledgement ]. +. Crawford.
Assistant Qusrtermaster l.. A. Trecn.
Aide-ds-camp l., S. Willard. Past Depart
ment Commander A. NJ Brookes. Past
Senior Viee.t'ommauder O. II. Johnson
ard Color Bearer A. f, Haines.
There were twenty-five ex-prisoners OF
war sin line, headed by beautiful purple
satin banner. inscribed As follows: 'surviy-
ors Of AnderSenvi!le and Other Prisons OF
the Late War" On tn. reverse side was
painting OF the dove OF peace. The prison
ers were. r, N. Hanson, Twentyashird
Missouri, c. W. L. osgooi. Sixth Maine.
FIRST Maine veterans sna Third New York
battery \. II. johnson. tsfth ohio cavalry,
feniamn Twiss. Tenth New Hampshire:
Oscar Todd. Eighteenth Wisconsin, DIR.
{. A. Cav, Twentieth Illinois; ]. e. ogle.
Fith Kansas cavalry. John r. Curtis.
Thirteenth Massachusetts,. s. X. Ray
mond. Fifth New Hampshire. a. v.
einafiwood, Firth New Hampshsrrs A.
kilis. fortv.third Missouri, ". III. White.
One Hundred and Second Ohio: = Twill
ger. gnnboat q sier: l. !. Murphy. Ninth
Vermont infantry; /, A. Scott Second
Ohio cavalry; Il. NJ. i.onstaf Third Wis
conSin infantry, Filth Pennsylvania
cavalry; John ". stuart, Twenty.
FRS, New York cavalry, " w.
kru.hets, Tweafy-esshth Iowa infantry. r..
flou. First Michigan calvary + ]. Alien,
eighth Iowa sad Seyenty-lonrth Illinois;
u. Wiliams, United Ststes Navy. and r,
II. Campbell. Sixty-foarta Illinois and
Yates sharpshoosers. Judge lsehteaherg
wss provided with speesal carriage.
Following the ex-p'tsoners. in carriage
ana togr. We're the following disabled vat.
Grams; J, NJ. Collins, Thaadeus rhillps.
4. Forbes, Thomas Goraen. ID W. ogse.
h. Mcdonnell, John schweisseF and Isaac
Teller.
Each veteran Vas presented with pretty
outtonhoie bouquet, before the procession
started. by Mrs Butler. Mrs Lee. Mrs.
Williams. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Roberts and
Mrs Morrow. committee OF the women's
thrsstan Temperance mon.
throughout the ranks were many hand
some banners and oolers and as the line
moved forward the patriotic threats ~ tie
enthusiastic onioekerS sent forth cheers
saanrnerahle To express the love and vener-
Alton OF the people at fhe renewed cesehra-
lion in honor OF the soldiers aud their past
achievements.
The officers OF the aay were. Marshal,