The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-17
BURIED IN FLOWERS.
AsoLosER.s FAREWELL SALUTE.

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The mortal reuaains 1t Dr.. Z L Smith
were laid - rsst b. his bssthren OF the
medical pgcfession, the National Guard
and the socastiss 70 which IN bslo0ged
yesterday assernooa. and thousands IL his
sosmss patients and friends vent 70 the
Armory 70 look their last ON his familiar
featurea
Private services. which vers attended
only By the relatives and intimate friends
OF the doctor. we're held u Bonney l. Stew
arts chapsa ct II O'Clock In the morning
By Rev. John =. Damon. The easkss in
which the body was enclosed was placed
In the center Of the ehapsi. and around il
we're seated the widow, Nrs. + L. Smith.
accompanied By Nrs. Joseph Mcknight,
Ara H. H. Lewis, Mrs.. J. q. Scurry. Mrs.
Frank Kimball. Mn. d. K. Howard, Mrs.
Gsosgs B. Kittingsr and Nm. g. l. Craw-
ford. The active pallbeaFers were DTa. @.
A. Weed. @. n. Horton. James shannon.
4. h Kibbs and 7. v. Goodspeed. and L c.
Ellis. and the honorary paiIbsarsFs were
u. +. Howard. Fred e. Sander, H. G.
Strive. c. =. Aunday. !. A. Nadsau, 8. l.
Crawford and John Collins.
After vait Of nearly forty-6vs minutes
the i've Seattle and Tacoma companies Of
the First regiment. headed BY the reSi
mental baud and BY Col. Joseph Green
and his stan. marched down Third street
from the Armofy and formed front on the
east side Of the street opposite the chapel.
Then 20 the solemn strains Of the "Dead
March" the proosssion moved up Third
street again. the military setting - IN
escort 20 the funeral party. Following
came the hearss with the pailbsarers
marching beside it, then the mourners
and last the King County Medical Society
and the Seattle Medical and Library Assoc
cistion. The street Vas lined with several
hundred psopls who followed the process
sion 70 the Armory. Al the line began to
move the bell at the flrs department head
quarters tolied fifty-thrss times. number
Ing the years OF the doctors life. On
reaching the Armory the military formed
along the north eide Of Union street, while
the pallbeassrs carried the remains into
the building and placed them In the
center Of the noof. the medical societies
and friends following. Harmony Lodgs.
Knights Of Pythias. with sixsy-6vs men,
hsrs, and St. Johns Lodge Of Masons. with
about sixty, had already marched from
their respective halls direct to the Armory
and ranged themsslvss along the east wall
Then the soldiers stacked their arms
and entseed the hall % view the remains
Of the late surgeon general. which had
now beon committed TO their care BY the
family and medical socisties Altar them
came the civic societies and then . great
crowd Of the general public. Rray-haired
men and women being numerous among
those Who countsd the doctor - friend
and rho Aad benefited By his skill. A
soldier was posted ut the head and an
other q the foot 70 guide the line - IL
passed around the casket Last Of all
Gov. John II. McGraw and his STAFF Ar
rived in carriages about o'clock and
cared for moment on the lifeless feat
urss. The governors party consisted Of
Adis. Gen. Rosa G. O'Brien, Col. Henry
Landes. Maj Mcdonald. the governors
military secretary: Col. s. w. Scott, Col
Albert e. Joab, Col w. J. Fife, Col. Fred
g. Plummer and Lieut. G. r. Ferry.
The line then formed again and marched
10 the cemetery in the following order:
vrnsr aEGInxxr BAND
ment: Lieut. Charles Esplin, IT,, adju-
tant: Mai. L. r. Dawson, surgeon;
First Lieut. Herman Chaplin, quar-
termaster; First Lieut. James
Ross, inspector Of small arms
practice.
First regiment. n. q. W.
Company Z. Capt E. s. lngraham COM
manding.
Company c. Capt. 1. NJ. Howell COM
manding.
Company D. First Lieut. George w. Saum
commanding.
Company G. Capt Z. w. Billings com.
handing.
Company b, Capt. L. 8. Booth com.
handing.
Remains followed BY military pallbearers,
Coils. Scott. Landes, Joab. Fife. Plum
mer and Lieut.. Ferry, all OH
horseback.
Gov. John II. NcGraw aud STAFF In . car.
rage.
Mouruers in carriages.
King County Medical Society.
Seattle Medical and Library Association.
St Johns Lodge. A. +. & A. NJ.
Harmony Lodge. Knights Of Pythias.
The procession moved down Union and
along Pike, Eighth. Howell. Depot and
Wall streets TO Lake View cemetery.
There the mourners formed around the
grave and the military on one side. The
last salute from the rides rang out over
the heights ~ the bank Of flowers in which
the body WAS laid was covered with earth.
The floral tributes were many and beau
tisul, and after the ceremonies ct the
chapel were put in charge Of Nra 6. 1.
Crawford, who removed them TO the
Armory and arranged them in pyramid to
be photographed. Mra Crawford then
took them TO the cemetery in advance Of
the procession and formed them into .
bank completely covering the sides Of the
grave. The tributes and their donors
we're: Large Knights OF Pythias emblem,
q triangle OF roses and lilies with the let
tiers "K. r." in the center and the motto
~ c. r." in tho corners. by Harmony
Lodge. No. S, basket Of roses, by Mrs. l.
Parker and Mira N. A. Kelly: two large
bouquets, BIZ MIRA r. A. Knox and Miss
Knox; anchor Of roses and lilies, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. l. Crawford; . sickle
o. pamsies. Miss Blanche Kelly:
bouquet, Miss Marguerite dc
Wolfe; = basket of lilies. Mrs. Gardner
kellogg. 8 wreath, Mrs. n. +. Morgan; an
anchor. Mr.. II. B. LOOMS; q cross. Mr. /.
Parker; a basket. Mr.. Loomis and Mr..
shaw; a wreath. Mr.. w. +. Allen and Mr.
J. o. Harris, basket OF pansies, Miss