The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-31
OVER MANY GRAVES.



Mount Pheasant also lsss Frank w. Gross.
. msmbes Of Company Z At this GENE
tesy the Grand Army graves we're deco
rated b. comrsde W. @. lasimer md . de-
tail Of Miller post
The detail Of d company 1t Mount
Pleasant. bsside Lieut. Sanm, va - fol-
lows: Sergs Egsil. Sergs. 0asch. Ssret
Turner. Corp. W. A. Alexander. Corp.
T. b. Rawsou. Corp. Br;nker and Privstes
C~unninsham. Auburn. Robbins, Henfy.
buxman. Pratt. Hadley. Murphy. Moore.
Marshall. Andefson. Camer, Melse and
BuE!er Georges Davis- There we're three
details beside that gathered q the Arsnory
1t 2 p n. aud marched down 70 the
James street cars The men we're under
command Of Capt Z. s. Ingraham, Of Com
pany Z and were ~ follows:
From Company E-Serxt Dittemore,
Privates Odin, Skinner. Peterson. Brown,
Anderson, Taylor, Speir, Huckins and
Basler William Tnrnbuw.
From Company D-Corp. Brinker. Corp.
Alexander and Privases Pratt. Evans.
Cough, Crsmer, Buxman, Me,se and Bug
Ter Steven Murphy. These went to Lake
View cemetery. Company BIS detail
decorated and fired . salute over the grave
OF its former comrsde. Sefgt. Garrison.
Company rs detail went 10 the Hal
Ter lot and there decked the grave
OF its late member. Edward Lewis Cox.
who Was drowned in December, 1890 The
three details then marched TO the lot in
which Col ]. c. Haines lses. and forming
In line presented arms while Col. Green
and Capt. Ingraham laid flowers on his
grave. Two magnificent wresths, the gift
OF the o6iesrs. were put on the grave. The
whole detail then fired the salute. and
Chief BuGlsr Lindsley stepped forth and
in cissr and musical notes sounded the
''taps." The detail then marched back 10
the cemetery gate, and here performed
the same acts Of respect Ut the grave Of
Brig. Gen. George D. Hill. This vas the
conclusion Of the military o~bservances,
n the details returned { o the armory.
Tho Grand Army decorations were
mor elaborate. The beautiful fioral mon
ument which had beer erected on the
stage II the theatsr had been taken out
and put up in the Grand Army lot at
Lake visw. Here . large delegation of
the posts under command Of DR.. Young,
and . large number Of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps, assembled and recited The
OSou0 0tAuv tsSuobe ~ tIAuk DS4uoQ vas
present. made up of Msssrs. Sharp,
Moss. Brown and Dssring. members Of
George H. Thomas. Camp No. !. Sons Of
Veterans. and commanded by Lieut.. H.
H. Smith, Of Company E. First regiment.
A quartetts composed Of G. C. Munson, A.
w. Couant, Judson Noble and Forbes
Brown . 'Oh. Gslilee" to fine effect.
Chaplain Moss gave benediction. Beside
the gray e. in the Grand Army plot men,
toned in yesterdays Posr-INrELLIcEScER,
the veterans decorated the last resting
places of Capt G. D. Hill. George Shaw.
Maj. Alden, Dr.. Baker. A. 4. Nelson, VIII
liam Alden. DR.. Merriek, q. r. McFaddsn.
e. c. Tenny. Johannes Laubscher, Capt.
Porter. f. r. Maddox, John Denny, II. T.
Walsworth and II. II. Burnett.
The weather Of the day was threatening:
but despite little dashss Of rain. the affairs
proceeded satisfactorily. At Just about
the conclusion Of all the o~bservances ut
Lake View. it began TO rain quite smartly.
but everyone had by this time paid his or
her tribute TO friend and stranger who
once wore the blue and now rest in Seat
tie. and the day vas consequently . sue
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