The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-31

cpnpanies, hut BIZ the eitzsas generally
3he celebration consisted at a short pa
Tade, appropriate exercises an the pniyer-
olty CAMPUS, aud the decoration ST the
graves of the dead
The morning dawned clear, beautiful
qna cool, ana The perfect weather eontin-
ped ali day. The aags OF the city Iistteged
81 hailnlast from hundreds of poles,
while the red, white aud blue. mingled
With the black aud white Of mourning,
dfaped many awindqw and building front
Hhe grass aud the foliage touched hy the
soit Wind, never showed more vivid
green.
Before Q o'clock the hustle Of prepare
ton began at the srapd AFmy headauar-
tess and the AgIaory. Soon after 10
p'elpek the companies tor the procession
had formed on Seeend street, near AIadi-
sQn, aud al 1870 sharp, exactly the hour
set, Marshal NJ Al, Helmes gave the werd
Of command
The drums beat, taa flies sounded, and
the line moved forward
Tue parade was perfectly managed by
Marshal Hoimes. his three mounted aids,
~ II Carroll Ii. r Phillips and E w.
4Qang, aud the oshes aids on foot, w, 4.
Wilson, H. g. till, w S. Harlan, Moritz
a. koch aud A. W Hight
Extending ~ long line across the street
came the platoon of police beading the
way. Chief Rogers was in front, with
Captain Peer. Captain Barck. fnspoctor
Wnlard, lieutenant sinrns, lieutenant
Sullivan and Lieuteuant Tenplcton as
aids. Behind them narchod the follow
Ing thirty patrolnen, all IN full dress uni
form, With helmets hatons aud Waite
gloves: john kelly, II. ". Barr, 6. A.
Buptou, T, b, jackson, john Roberts, 4.
Yownsead, III. b Purdy. John salliyan,
pick Hannah, u. II Harding. John Bren-
nan stewart Leckie, 4 steppler, a. A.
Osborn, George Ho9le. Monroe Tayeox,
Geprge Cave. Egank krihs J.. W Glass
cock. & Q'Hallorap, conrad Thompson,
Harvey Faucets, w e. Lauhscher, /. IS.
Peace. {. d. Ellis, SAM Corbctt, Iobn
kandztroip- Mounted mona. Il. BOYD.
b brooks, Frank Bryant
Tie National Guard followed, Com
papies y. D and f. Of the First regiment
8xcceded BY their band Colonel j. q
Haipes, ia his splendid uniform and
pnzpted on his spirited charger. was in
tlhmand The militia showed the re-
kplts Of their service drill IN their precise
marching. which would have done credit
4 70 the regular army.
After the National Guard came the
81 Sous Of Veterans, about tifty strong, in
"a command % Colonel h. w. loung. Eheir
ii dxnu corps, ia the brilliant uniforms OF
the zpnaycs, farpiahed the most striking
bit of color IN the lipc.
The resi- Of the procession WAS made up
Of the three Grand Array posts, tho Lien-
tenant Gushing of Ballard. in command
Of the senior yice-coipmandcs. Ioseph
Packard; the MilIcT post ia command OF
COLONEL j w. langley. and The stevens
j post, under command of ). e. street
There were thirty or forty Veterans from
ballard about 100 in tho Miller post, and
no in The stevens post making a large
4 tiirpont Each past carried the lla.. wonn1
IN Grape in honor Of the heroes passed
away. and on each soldiers breast Was the
memorial badge OF black and white, and a
small boupucL
hast of all came The crippled Veterans.
n Judge 4 j. LicAtonberg and Cognr.ao Rob.
N erts. and the speakers Of the duv. NJ
b Charles Il. kishback. Rev. \. AIonsa
3 Brighk and Rev levi Gilbert. in carr,aueS
The procession marched iown Secona
street. la yoSler avenue "a E.onf a.
I Union. 10 Third, 10 uaiyersitv s,r.at
and the a,aiSersitx c.,nan..s
There a large crowd Nal rathered sor
l. tho exercises aboat the nln{far,,,s nsed 81,
4 the nresi,lcnt's reception The hand fo,t
81 IL plare In ia regs.lar stand. the qebo,Df
III children who sang on fhe one 4, IN, ,,orsh
So and the relief CONS on the east nlatlor,,,
Il The stand an whieh de snealp,ss 49,
Seat.d was tasirf.nx 4,ansd w,tb No.
- .nd. White eafnhgic ,i.ss gs,5 t.rand 49,
II BANNERS. the SIDES covered x5,h go
n rreens. Directly IN 'front.' IA i. Mas !. Sa,sa
I ward containins I've caves ,nrIose4 -.
"a I feaee Above re..eh ! eraeeg,l al,
IN 81 s,.ar~ra,.,,g 81, ~, ~ .It.g, -, 7"
al II .'.s., $3.50 - y $3.50 N'tS we
38 isssa Gsst'ts H'.s.ss n HoNSts. me
EFaNsa Nssc also hs@ped Mash lowers
5laklnSs = heauilial and solemn picture
In tha Snnlil grove.
81 Around this cnhematie BARKING ground
q hollow square Was termed with Tho po-
lice in single tic standing az aroaad. The
military four deep On Che soash, the sens
T. of Veterans four deep oa the west, and the
III Grand Array men eight deep on the north
and east. Near by Wsoe tNo stacks of
arms guarded by the Sas.S of Veterans.
Whaa the hsna had mayed, the annual
xeneral erAisr issued 40 ha.laad, W., hy
Il tSenfnsndeE,ig-Sh'st ". .. Ne.l-y vas
xeaks. i'tea the esheeES- Commando J. "
Langley, oeales Niee Commander Richard
Osborn, laa'et Niceseoa1asaaes L. \
'TFesn, oslseE-oi.s hs Day Jalncs Alexander,
CAsplaan \ \. Street and Aeilataat Viii
iasn Phillips seoA thesf regular ssasieaS