The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-05

cereSi BY Captain ]. E. Frost. First Lieu
tenant J. p. Becker and Second Lieusen-
an. J. T. Armstrong. Company u, Of
Spokane. turned out fortv-eighE Elen under
/ First Lieutenant A. ". McCailum and
Second Lieutenant Brown. Company {,
| OF CenterTlIIe, was thirty-six strong under
Captain G. W Ellington, First Lieuten-
ant John jacket and Second Lieutenant
C. H Weld Company /. OF Clyde, had
thirty-eighE men in line, the officers being
Captain ". 3. BuE1m, First Lieutenant
Perry Lyons and Second Lieutenant Sam
T. Young Company Z, OF North Yakima,
had forty men in ranks, oficered by Cap
tain +. d. Eshelman, First Lieutenant
3. B. Coombs and Second Lieuteaaa.J. c.
Ligsett-
The First regiment, composed Of four
companies srd 80 men. was commanded
by Colonel Joseph Green. His staff was
made up Of Major T. A Cans. Surgeon L
z Dawson, Lieutenant II. g. Allison,
Lieutenant Herman Chaplin and Ad!1tan.
Charles Esplin-
Company B. under CAPTAIN L. S. Booth,
First Lieutenant ". W. Calhoun and Sec
ond Lieutenant George H Fo-fson. turned
out fifty men Company l, Of PORT Town
send, had forty men II ranks, Offered by
Captain George II. Jones. First Lieutenant
]. Wood and Second Lieutenant y. 5.
Snyder. Company D, Offered by Captain
Frank I. Hilton. FRS. Lieutenant Will
lam Christ snd Second Lieutenant George
". Saan, Was thirty-tgo strong. Com
pany E was Fifty strong. under Captain E.
s Ingrahan, First Lieutenant F. L
Stenson and Second Lieutenant II. II.
Smith
The second division vas led BY Assist
ant Marshal John Arthur, with ". Fl.
Moore and George l. Burch for aides. The
Second regiment hand Of tweaty-three
pieces came next, resp.eadel. Il red and
god uniforms.
The battalion Of uniformed rank Knights
OF Pythias, came next. fifty strong. led by
Colonel j. 3. Metcafe. with AGjutant $
D. klngsblry. Seattle Division No l,
which came first. wss under First : su-
tenant J. 7. Mitchell and Second Lieusen-
AMI .. EstenSon- Rainier Division No. Is
was ofhcered by Captain E. 2. Eisen.
First Lieutenant John +. II .isr and Sec
ond Lieutenant H g. Mathies. They
made fine show with their dark suits
with silver t-appinss. Sc. OF By white
helmets and red planes
The rear guard o. the military part a.
the procession was male I'D Of the q. 4. r
posts The veterans did no, put as much
sprsshtliness into their walk as the vo2ng
nilltiamen ahead OF them, bur the deter
mined air with which they siumpeI along
gave evidence Of their past deeds OF valo-.
Stevens Post Nc. turned cut atty men
under Commander L. - Treen. John T.
Miller Pos; No 81 had sixty men under
Commander Byron Phelps
The third division. headed by Assistant
Marshall W. II. Talbot and Aides &. T.
Blaine and {. II. French. Of Slaughter,
was a very interesting part of the parade.
inasmUca IS the labor unions composed
one Of lis BEST features. Firs. came Ian
ger & Lueosa's band az twenty pieces,
which rendered music almost eoaal TO the
crack First Regiment band The mem
oe-s were attl-ed II tasty uniforms. with
trousers Of white linen and jackets Of
/ blue and caps with gold trimmings. Then
came Ulneiy-oii members Of the Seattle
Typographical { Mon. with their six han
ne- AZ their head, each man wearing . loag
linen buster and white straw has- The
Western Central Labor Union, with forty
'wo men, followed. Then came The
United Brotherhood % Carpenters and
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ssco-. 70 beautiful aoss. Ii was Queen
Anne cottage, complete even 70 the glass
N ihe windows. the stove n the kitchen
and .be smoke coming out OF the
chimney. Around IL was = velyesy
lawn On which sprinkler Was 81 work.
the Bricklsye-s' International Union,
with nfgy-one men; the S,oneraaSoas'
Union, twelve men. the Sgonecug:e-s' In
F - a. = 81
lowed.
The Longshorerasn' Union, with thirty
+ men. formed the guard ~ ; ioa. or which
was the fGll--isse3 ship IndeDea6snce.
win beautiful lines, painted white. Can
non peepe3 through the port holes and
( were 2rel a. Intervals N HE march. on
( each SIDE alternately. This WAS one Of the
F finest displays N the parade. The sailors
{ Union, with 'sen;y-foG- men n nautical
{ costume. marched IS wel as zny body ~
landsrae2, and the United Brewery Work
insmen's Union, with twenty men, made
+ : 6ne showing.
/ Following the laho- unions came the
+ Sons 81 Veterans Drum Corps, Of eishs
pieces, and .hen came numerous carriages
CONTAINING navy Officers. visiting military
ozGce-s Sa3 citizens.
TX -N~-s O-N->-NsI1 MAS 1SS@Sl ~ As
f sis'aus Marshal J. 2. Dyer and Aides
E AGolpA KrGs ana L D. Ross, followed by
.ae Standard ihs&ss- hand of thirteen
pieces The IRE department. wss cut n
F i0-ce, having n line four engines. foar
{ hose wagons ana Evo hook and ladder
trucks. The apparatus was Wei decorated
with Tags, banning. eyerc7ssns ami TOW.
s7s. wal-e s2s IRE men themselves were as
/ f.sas IS they could he. Hook an& ladder
5 I-lck No was especially prominent. .hs
s boys having Secured pretty Mss Manning
. - AZ he roe ~ the Goddess a. Iloerfv.
he ami c,v2s3o. Was composed o. The
s 1o2ts u the business houses. ana ~ is
.enEsA and ne excellence o; the d5sv,svs
e4GA-e&. q. Il ol4 NJ; s2-oass. aGy parade
. eve- A<-l here J, Il. Covert, the ASSIST
ant marshal. ana rs adds, George W. II
Waite aD2 Oscar J. Ercen. rod :. he head
2E,- Tie Fremont: }2ysas.e hand v.4veS -
. !.Ven-nS Strains a-cGs the -oa;e. Then
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& Is ln1sv'3C2Asy calling forth the PRAISES
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tie Charleston e2Hawers3 among RISES
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TIE me Oi gcs oa:I,a ~ 1>zS ana q -
arms 81 and new buildings called :sr,h
+ much favorable oore u>e-s. ss-<-e Il =
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