The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-05

m, Sailors and Citizens
Parade the StreetA
anyiA THOUSAND N LIVE.

-. -: opsss Asspssssssss VIA .
4~nsOu = unssssy SO Civic
reele,-osssss Dsessasssss-
.a1 - 80 ushered IN b. The 1r-
4 49, salute - : O'Clock. fol-
- =. a f,osuaar chorus al hsecTsrk.
- tAe ipuumefnbie and irreprsssioae
-ef keya srovipe in volume = one
H. e.ash~e rose aod s-heeisd hfmssif 70
~ - 10 The national festival. Then
- knesu % vsvs IN every hand - the
sss-ae roursd into The buntine-dseksd
scea and the whole city became : see
n 1rsIsisat, eves-moviug coaonA smone
80 fsses. fair and rosy. bronssd and
Snpssd, bot ell happy. smiling and CARE
- she.ss out. The crowds grew ~
1nns. tcdsss Of marching men With
- AMI bsnners and merry music poseed
al directions, mar1hs'ing themselves
ths r.rows~sds a. pssce. and the city
- vtde.swsks and I'll In motion.
when tho Monterey's guns announced
bssss;ns Of day, the sky was csoudsd
- thssassning and. 40 the morning
1eaapd stsw drops Of rain fell, bat Is was
~ : sktuaA and the efforts II the thoo-
.e.ds a. alnsseus Dyrenfu could NOT
4enher4 i ssspectscie shower ont Of the
1rn1a tn people came forth regardless
80 fssSsing heavens and packed the
G6DUuIia IN each side Of the route Of the
uopusH, and oiled every window With
tssaw; Of faces. Many climbed to the
- ed saleonIes and the crcss-arms Of
n11er4ph poles bad their occupants.
= aiskssi palace In Pioneer place hsd
9ncAso contain al the people Who
koe t:$emssives Within ito walls and
II osWaow took the steps for .
80 ground. The joists u the
1Aisssd Walksr-Lessy block on
pn6 ;strset formed . perch for
y d ksn and boys--in fact, IN what
- tn:tion one looked IN or around.
r sys snss the gage Of eager faces. The
Daxs II spectators bad for setting and
kgr2 uhd flags aud streamsrs Of bunting
fsstopns Of svergrsens reaching from
Dsosf 10 the door OF every building aud
gisg from the windows sad balconies.
Zero 10 o'clock Third and Union
"a vprs lined with examinations In
osvsty for the order 70 march and with
- representing the trades aud indus
- ct she city. Grand Narshal NstcalIs
ri Ess aides rode mp and down the line
hlee the fnat preparations. and, with
pronsptituds which reflects great
III On the grand marshal and his
1sssnys. Hon. Eugene eempis, Col. r.
Eisef, T. d. Wallace md Truster r.
-, tie parade with over 500 men In
oE'ovsd at only few minutes after 10.
hous set. TWAS crsditabis turnout,
gh not equal 70 those II former years.
I'd. BY Chief Jackson and platoon Of
ss q an escort 20 Grand Marshal Met
ansi his corps Of aids II swung down
1ea Esrsst to Second and there deploysd
- . ilong line. marching with . steady
Hsiisg stride between the lines OF a.
nag :spectstors. who broke into an oc-
haa! cheer. The hrst division. led By
gstsht Marshal 6smpis and the First
giant band. vae composed Of leiljtary
neral bodies. company OF Blue
ISL from the Monterey. Companies b,
oRM s. Of the First regiment, the CON-
1yG Zouaves In bright red, yellow and
NJ uniforms, the distinguished guests
: = o@cers Of the day in carriages. Then
- sas second division. led by Col. 4.
1esn and Lusbsn 4 hangers band
y e.smposed Of the Uniform Rank
. Of Pythias. the Grand Army posts
q ths Norwegian and German sing
snd benevolent societies and
. 61fg mp with the cycling
b., curveting about the street in ssr.
s&i4s curves. The third division. headed
Assistant Marshal Wallace and Cord
- tsheatsr band followed on, compris-
sfs labor organizations. the sailors In
essstume Of their craft and the shinele-
essfrs with gay red badges. The fourth
abksn. under command Of Assistant
Assrial 7. +. Dyer. was long caravan Of
M representing the eity's trades and
sstfactures. and contained some very
eust!ve displays. which drew forth
sosle expressions OF the approval Of tho
NJ. The PROCESSION marched down
sg4d street as far 80 Cherry. down tha,
~. along the east s.dc of Pioneer pia
aIasscs avenue. down South Third and
Afon. up Commercial. Front ana Pike.
sst Fiith and Union to the entrance To
- Aniversity ground. on arriving at
,tisa 1t dispersed. Those who witnessed
y parade were loud in their praises Of
a.sork done by Gen. J. Il. Metcaite,
FaAm kierski. Esq, and Senator Trus-
NsP. Dyer. Who were - closely ASSOC
Nd In arranging and managing tho
@tay. The order OF the procession in
MI vas as follows;
III uss,. ''''' Of Police Jackson Can. Ham.
Platoon of shirty.,wo Policemen.
tsA hFsnnsa- Lieut. Hun
hSiW 'shnson. Jsiier Noble
strand Marshal Cot. James r. Aetealfe.
4sss->oele Wsillnxford. John Wiley. W. q.
81 SA1 "a Nlggle, A. r Joe;. Mlehsel Kelley,
- socd. John snita, J. VI. Mahon. r. Hop
- y D. Hsyncs. NJ Hawkins. ". T. Crews,
- sassisr. / L. TAYLOR. H. y stewart. Mr.
s.s>h u j. Ireea, ". A Peters. Hiiiosy Busse.
H., Fsnsr DIVISION
Ass'asaHs Marshal Hen. Eugene semrle.
Aides,
~ "hstiesk. John l. SsaSle
IL Drum Major Flnnss.
IL Rsaa Lsssies Wagner.
IL; riSs kes men, hand. twenty pisesA
Lieut. almy. L, 4 n.
n Nas'gn hprrass. 4. = y.
gsss sassa blue jackets Taenites Monterey.
ls taiFtysi s,reng.
L. va efseH. f!Fss reg meat y. q. v.
III s2ls lssat kspllp. Mst pswson, Lent
II Ssal Roe. 81 Iscoms, Busser Lnds-
as.rssl steward Flas
:"N iasraAan. C9ra any Y. First rsS.rsaa
IL Lieut. sEnstA
|fssy T. Fs, regiment sorsv.avs s,rnu..
Inv sssn, Company y. First rss meat
- t'ss, regiuleai. y @. ". tA,fsy-
Ill.,, fsp strong.
sssSs. Company n. Frat regiment
Lieut. tcyisas
1~s~ay - Esst reg rasat n q W.. thirty