The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-26

some Years. He was also scottish Rita Mason
and IN Odd Fellow. since judge Van Bokkii-
ems death he vas president Of the seaman's
bethel OF Port Townsend last rear he vas
aar,nent commander. J. Brown. OF
spokane c. A. r He leaves .
widow and four grosn children.
Mrx J. D. o'NsIi. XrA Robert LFail. Charles B.
aud James A. Wood. ell OF whom rssice at Port
Townxend. In 1891 Gen. Wool was admitted to
the time Of HE death he vas . member Of the
vessry OF 81 Pants Episcopal church,
ON BKNRY c. scnAxEEE.s DEATH.
Kesolatiens Passed. BY Bar Association
and Democratic City Committee.
At . meeting Of the King County Bar
Association. called by Judge Jacobs. which
met yesterday afternoon. the committee
appointed By Judge Jacobs to prepare
resolutions on the death Of Henry {.
Schaefer. presented the following resolu-
tons. which were adopted:
wHEREAs, On the 2,ss day OF Jane, 1893. by
the iascru,aslc decree Of fate. our brother law
yer. Henry c. schsefer, was claimed by un:msiy
death. He was . man OF answering integrity.
upright and z,alous in his profession. full OF
worthy ambition, capable and clear OF jsdg-
ment: the future promised for him life of
the bar of King county feels the loss OF one Of
its brightest members: therefore. be 1t
Rseolrsd, That the secretary communicate to
the bereaved family OF the deceased the esteem
and consideration In which his many virtues
and talents were held BY his brother members Of
the bar and assure them Of their sympathy in
the loss which they, the profession and the
country have sustained in his death; further
Resolred, That . copy Of these resolutions b
furnished the press Tor publication ana that .
copy be engrossed by the secretary aud sent to
the psresnts Of the deceased
ALrREp BATTLE.
1HoNAs +. DREW,
FALCON JosLIN.
Committee.
The Democratic city central committee
adopted the following resolutions:
WHEREAS. Henry C. schaefss, an honorable
and faithful memb, y of this committee, has been
called to take his Last SAD journey to the land
from whence no travele: returns: and.
WHEREAS, Mr.. echaefer during HE association
with the members Of this committee has invari-
ably stood for honesty, decency and manhood In
political life, ~ we'll a. in social and business
life. making Us respect HIM and love him for his
many excellent qualities, both OF hand and
heart: therefore, DO II
Resolved. That the members of this COMMITTEES,
as marx Of respect to the memory of our Ia
mented associate. attend his funeral In body,
0u0 kuut u COpy Vi tOSs0 ICSOiutlOuS Dc LOT
warded to his bcreaved parents, who have lost
In our associate . boy OF whom it can truth
fully b said: None knew him but to love
him; none named him but to praise"
C. G. HEIFNER, Chairman.
J. y. TERRY. Secretary.
About 200 men, members of the bar.
Germania Lodge. No. 1O2. I. o. o. F., of
the Knights Of Pythias and of the Demo-
cratic city COMMITTEES. gathered at .. m.
yesterday at Bonney & Stewards under
taking rooms and escorted the remains Of
the late Henry c. Schaefer to the Northern
Pacific depot. They were placed in charge
of his brother, William F. Schaefer, who
will escort them to Neenah. Wis, the dead
mans former home. The Democratic city
central committee prepared a set of resolu-
tons expressing the highest respect for
their late fellow-member. and will send q
copy to his friends. The committeen on
resolutions was G. G. Heifner and John Y.
Terry.