The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-30
HONOR TO TIE DEAD.
Tributes to the Heroes of the
Nafios i Wars.
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES.
q Parade in the Morning and Exercises
in the University Campus
The Decorations.

Memorial day will be very generally observed
sn Seattle by appropriate exercises in honor Of
the dead and at least partial cessation OF
business
demonstrations By the Grand Army and the sons
OF Veterans.
There will be Q fine parade ia the morning,
forming at 100 sharp on Second street near
Madison. The line OF march will be along
Second street TO YesIcr avenue. 20 Front street,
70 Union, 10 Third, TO University street
and tho University campus, where the
exercises will be held. This PROCESSION will be
IN charge OF w. u. Holmes a. marshal. aud the
5oliowing aids. W. +. Wilson. p r. carroll. r.
=. Phillips, K. G. Dill. ". 8. Harlan, Moritz ".
Koch. A. W. Hight and z. vs.. yoHng Music
will be furnished By tie First Regiment band and
che sens Of Veterans drum corps The osgani-
zations intending TO take part are expected 70
form In front OF their respective headquarters at
10oeiock sharp this morning. and then an aid
will conduct them 20 their pisces The line
viii Be made up in the following order:
Platoon Of Police.
First Regiment Band
Warrington National Guard. Companies 3, d, Z
Knights TempIar.
Uniform Rank Knights OF Pythiax.
Ofiee1 OF the Day and speakers in Carriages.
Soma OF Veterans Drum Corps.
Sons % Veterans
Ex-Prisoners Of War
I4eutensnt Cushing Post, No. s.. Ballard.
John T. Miller Post, No d.
stevens Post. No. l.
Crippled Veterans In Carriages
Tie following order in Connection with this
parade has bean issued 70 the sons Of Veterans
HKsDQUARTER C.xr. /
sxsTTLE. Nay =, issl-
E0Tder So !, Issi
Camp ]. 8 Of V, Z. $. A.. viii meet 8; q. A. r.
bail ~ oeaocx a. IA saturtsy. Nay -, TO take
part In parade and memorial exercises A hne
OF y will be Imposed Tor Eon-asteadaice- BY
G. J. KHxrF. HgsExT HssLEY sxlrH.
First sergeant CsPtssn-
For tbs exercises in the campus tie sssnfs
r&ed at the presidents reception viii be bsosght
into rsgHassioza- The speakers stand win bs
covered with black and white canabgIe aad fes-
soonsd vita lsgs sad Grsnd Arny h~nnsrx
Ths sides VIII be woven with cverEreeax. Ia
frunt Il 60 he . small graveyard enclosed By .
fence. Witafn are FIVE graves aud above II an
evergreen arch surmounsed By an American
esxie made 81 GoweFx Between tire graveyard
ard ths stand - q monument al aow@rs
Duriny the raenbr1sf service she o-xanfzs-
tions which toos part IN the parade VIII fora
shout this little eeEaeseFy IN = hollow sQnsre
TIE speakers stand viii be occupied ~ ta@
Naznens ResseS CorYS, TIE members Of ske city
government. and izvsfcd gaestx. TIE osher
stand will Re taken bv the ses1oos choir, led By
Professor 4. 4. Darling.
Fs- tie easnpas the fosEewing programme hss
been pseysreg
Reading Of Memorial orders
tsrxnd Array Memorial servsee. IN eks-ge of
CeEzuand<r J. W faarsey. senior vice-gSxn-
mxsfsr Richard osso-n. Juaiar yirecoza-
Aiexandcv, Saspgsin : r. street and AdtEsAat
William Paislirs-
Prayer, Rev. levi esiIse-s. \. D
Anthem ~ chorus Of seAoxS chis9rsz-
A6drcss. Charles r. Fishhask
s-Aneer3eS- cssT4r-
Address. Rev. J.. Asoazo RrizAt