The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-06
PROCESSION TO THE ARaoRY.
Solemn and Impressive Pageant Marches
From the Residence

From the Residence.
The procession began 10 gather about IL
O'Clock on Seventh. between Pike and Union
streets, turning around on Pike street. and ALI
was activity in the neghborhood. The militia
25o strong, under command OF Lieutenant.
Colonel Green, formed on Third street south of
Pike. Lieutenant Charles Esplu and Lieuten-
ant J. A Hstted acted as aides of the COM
manding officer. Other mounted officers of the
regimental stan were, Major F. A. Gaus, Major
l. 4. Dawson, Lieutenant Herman Chaplin, and
were Joined by Lieutenant Cromwell, OF General
Curry's staff The Uniform Rank. Knights of
fythias, sixty eight officers and men, for med on
Pike street, west Of SEVENTH aud Queen CITY
Lodge, Knights OF Pythias, with about 100 men
Immediately followed, the whole division bel ng
headed by the Queen City band of sixteen pieces
In the rear came the Bar Association with lO7
men in line.
Al II o'clock the regiment. headed BY the First
Regiment band, took up the line of march into
Pike street, thence east TO Seventh and south on
that street to position in front of the Haiues
residence. The right of the regiment rested on
Union street. the left on Pike the colors drsnai
in mourning. being directly opposite the house
The guard of honor, which had been stationed
81 the residence since $50 IN the morning stood
Go one side aud the casket was borne out by
W. ?. Clark, of com psny, NJ. II. Gormlev of Il.
+ 4. sturges. OF c, c. E. Hunker. of f. A G.
Murdoch, of q, VI. NJ. Bartlett. of q. The pall-
L. -.
l. NJ. Carr, :. W. scott, Henry Landes, Charles E
Clsypool, NJ. h. Shell, II. +. Garretson and Al
bert Whyte, ranged themselves on the two
sides OF the casset. and with uncovered heads
escorted the remains 20 the corner OF Pike
street, where they were placed In the hearse.
Then, 10 tie sound of slow music from the
bands, the procession moved to the Armorv In
the following order:
First Regiment band, swanty-sx pieces
Company band, sixteen pieces
Northumberland Green and STAFF
Company c, hfty men, commanded by Captain
". J. Fife, First Lieutenant l. NJ. Howell sec
ond Lieutenant James Ross.
Company 4, thirty-one men, Captsiu < $ In
graham, First Lieutenant +. /. siinsou, sec
end Lieutenant II. IL. smith.
Company d, twenty four men, First Lieutenant
W. IL GoTham-
United states ana reg lmcntsl colors, carried hv
v. d. Gilmor, /. ". SaUn, W. J. kenney aud
Il. :. Turner.
Company 6, thirty men, Captain W. :. shank.
Inst hsu Z. Z 2 Stafford, Second Lieu
Company y, thissy-one men. Captain J. J.
Nsseneurger, Fl5s, Lieutenant ". Z. Gregory,
second Lieutenant ". al. Lutch.
Company !, twenty men. Captain Gcorse II
Ienes, First Lieu tenant c. b. Woods, Second
Lieutenant y. :. snyder.
Troop r Cava.ry, Tsensy-four men. CAntsiu
James NJ. Ashton, FIRST Lieutenant Dugan,
second Lieutenant II Barry
The hsATse drawn ~ Two waite and two o,ack
horses, The pall-oearsrs and eodyguArd ot
iFelve men from Company Il.
Colonel hasoes charger with empty saddle and
snp'f boots IN the s;irrGps. led by J. Fagslde.
SafrAkeS Win members ~ Colonel Haiuss'
FANNY and friends, as follows: General 4. Z.
curry Burton c. Haiues, Rev. II. & Garrett.
hSv, l. IL neils, Colonel q. ". Cufner. Ad5a-
tSnl-teucrAl u bFiea, Lieutenant kiusbAlI, L.
= A. Lieutenant " bite. Mr.. and Mrs Z
stroui MS hsligr. Josiah CO llu., NJ and
Ars EFAs'us Brainerd, Mt and Ma l. n
steauasa, l. J, Hunt, v. f. BAILEY. 4 "
og5ea, Colonsl / u Reel. u. A " Euele,
A y stewart, Ar. aad MS l. J. smith, Ma
Il. r. Bush. -
queen City Band, sixteen pieces.
hslor NSAeral taFaaAsn, oi the Uniformed
Rank. n OF 2, snd stsH COsonsls J n Net.
cAlie, a. A. bgs.ow and ~ Bgcvlton.
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