, 1892-05-28
THE DEAD HEROES
To be Appropriately Remembered
in the Capital City.

ues4Sudueu IOr Lnem at S:45 a. M, so that
the head Of the column can move promptly
at 10 o'clock. The parade will be in the
following order:
Drum Corps.
Platoon of Police.
School Children.
Capital City Band.
Geo. II. Thomas Post, No. s. G. AR.
Sheridan Camp, Sons Of Veterans.
20. A, 1st Regiment, N. G. W.
Three Visiting Companies, National Guard.
from Tacoma and Aberdeen.
Olympia Fire Brigade.
Civic Societies.
Woman's Relief Cords, in Carriages.
OOESrhor ana state Officers, in Carriages.
Mayor and City Officers, in Carriages.
Citizens
The parade will form in the following
manner:
School children will form on Fourth
street, east of Washington street, right rest.
ing on Washington steeet.
Inc Capital City band will occupy in.
Iersectlon OF Fourth and Washington
George H. Thomas Post, No. 5, will form
on Fourth street west of Washington street,
right resting on Washington street.
Sheridan Camp, No. "a, Sons of Veterans
W. Will form on Fourth street, in rear of George
IL. Thomas Post
Washington National Guard will form
on Fourth street, in the rear of Sons OF
Veterans.
Knights of Pythias and other civic so
Gleues Will form on Main street, north O.
street.
Olympia Fire brigade will form on Fourth
street, west of Main street, right resting OF
Main street.
Woman's Relief Corps will have carriages
on west SIDE OF Main street, between ThirC
and Fourth streets.
Carriages for governor, state officers
Judges OF the supreme court, mayor anC
city officers will be on west side of MAR
street, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Inc line of march will be From tn,
corner OF Fourth and Washington streets
on Washington streetsOuth to Union street
on Union street west to Main street, on
Main street west to Thirteenth street. OF
Thirteenth street west to capital grounds
Oh thirteenth street, when right of line
OF school children has reached Water
street they will open ranks and allow the
procession to pass through, falling into
line again IN the rear of the civic societies
Capital City band now having right o.
line, will continue march to capito
grounds, where a hollow square viii b,
formed around the flag staff, with George
ID. Thomas post No. 5, Sheridan camp Son,
OF Veterans, and Women,s Relief Corn
on the west side5 Washington Nationa
Ouard ana CIVIC societies on the south side
scnool~cnlldren on the east side, and citi
zens on the north side. Band will tax,
position inside and to the southwest o
hollow square.
After the services here the command,
Will move to the speakers stand, where tn
following order Of exercises will take place
Prayer-Comrade Rev. T. ]. lamont.
Orauon OF the day - Comrade o. A
Anvil chOrus-Band and school children
nall.
"Star SPangled Banner" - Band an,
school children.
., The Army and Nayy"-Comrade Phi
Skillman.
Flag of the Free"-Band and sohoo
The Volunteer SoIdier'-W. J. Milrov
Ferry. 0---0
body.
AT the close of exercises commands will
march to corner Of Main and Fourth street
and be dismissed.
Il. McBeynOlds will act as marshal of tn
day.
Companies and G., Washington Ma
tional Guards, of Tacoma, will arriv
IN the morning and will partici
pdI6 III Ln6 exercises. IleV will
take dinner at the Olympia hotel
Company A of this city, and the two visit
ing companies Will give an exhibition batal
ion drill at O'Clock on the public square
All members Of Company A are requested
to meet at the armOry promptly at 8 am
At O'Clock in the afternoon the wa
concert will occur at the Olympia theater
Admission % cents, to any part of til,
house.
A new platform has been erected at tn,
capital grounds and ample seating capacity
mas been prepared to accommodate thu
large number who are expected to attenC
the exercises.
In the evening Ex-C Congressman Roswell
G. Horr, of Michigan, will deliver an ad
dress at the Olympia theater, on the tarif
and silver questions.
HlMemOral services will be held tomorrow
at the Olympia theater at p NJ, Rev. f
K. Drake, of the First NJ. E. church, deliy
ering the memorial sermon.
The programme arranged for this service
is as follows:
l. YOluntary-By Capital City Band.
2. Hymn-Announced by Rev. ]. G
Douglass
3. Prayer-By Rev. T. J. Lamont.
4. Scripture Lesson-By Rev. G. l.
Diven
5, Hymn-Announced by Rev. J. s. Nc
Callum.
6. Sermon-By Rev. F. E. Drake.
Z Music-By Band.
8. Hymn-America,
8. Benediction-By Rev. Pritchard.