The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-21
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hearse BY the pallbearers, who were: s.
e. Clough. Paul Singerman. Watson AL
len. s. Friedman, DR.. A. B. Dawson.
Walter II. Cline, w. r. Towne, w. L.
Woodman, J. 8. Morse and Thomas H.
Cam. The honorary pailbearers were:
Arthur A. Denny, John Collins, D. 7.
Denny, NJ. r. Maddocks. Moses Korn, s.
Frauenthal, Thomas Burke. David Kel-
logg, G. o. Halter, Fred Furth, J. d. Low
man, Dexter Horton, e. P. Ferry, John
Leary, Jacob Furth, E. Lobe, w. ?. Boyd,
J. r. Hayden. E. C. Neufelder, s. Aron-
son, James 8. Goldsmith, w. II. Graham.
Alexander Mcdonald.
The procession then formed In the fol-
lowing order:
The honorary pallbearers In carriages.
The hearse.
The active palibearers and Masonic omcials on
Congregation Ohavsth shoIom, about fifty men,
bers, on foot
Tho mou,ners in carriages
The acting mayor and city council in carriagea
The Chamber Of Commerce, about fifty men,
bers, on foot
Employees of Schwabacher Bros. Company. about
sixty men, on foot.
Members OF Masonic lodges, about seventy men,
Citizens and ladies in carriages.
The members of the Chamber of Com
merce wore black satin badges, on which
was printed in gold letters:
To the memory of Bailey Gatxert, Seattle.
April .. 1898. The Chamber OF Commerce.
All the other bodies on foot wore Grape.
The procession came down Marion to
Third. to Cherry. to Front, to Columbia,
to the Northern Pacific depot. Arriving
there the various marching bodies and
pallbearers drew up in double line. through
which the casket was borne to the bag
gage room, and there deposited until the
time of departure of the train for San
Francisco. The floral offerings were
brought down and piled up about the
casker, and a guard of honor, similar to
that maintained prior to the funeral. was
mounted until the train left. At S:45 the
remains and floral offerings were placed
upon the train to be taken to San Fran
cisco, where they will be inferred in the
Schwabacher family plot. They we're ac-
companied by Mrs. Gatzert and her brother
and sister.in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Schwabacher.
Both houses Of the city council met in
joint session yesterday afternoon with
Alderman Daulton in the chair, to take
action in regard to the death of ex-Mayor
and ex-Councilman Bailey Gatzert. Alder
man Miller and Delegates Drew and
Shields were appointed a committee to
draw up appropriate resolutions to be re-
ported at the next meeting, and represen-
tatives were appointed to attend the obse-
Quies as follows: Aldermen Miller, earle
and Ingram and Delegates Lyon. Shields
and Kioeber.
A. a meeting of the Clearing House As
ISOLATION at the rooms of that body yester-
day afternoon, all the banks being repre-
sented. the following resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, It has pleased God in His divine
wisdom to remove from our midst our distin-
guished fellow citizen, Bailey Gatzert: and,
WHEREAS, The deceased, as president of the
Puget Sound National Bank and OF the Peoples
Savings Bank, has for many years been identi-
fed with the banking Interests of Seattle; and,
WHEREAs, BY his personal worth and integ-
rity he has added much to the reputation aud
stability OF those interests, now. therefore, be it
Resolved, BY the representatives of the associ-
sted banks OF the city of Seattle, that We deeply
deplOre the loss OF our beloved friend and busi-
ness associate, and tender to his widow our sim
cere sympathy in her great bereavement; and
further. be 1t
Resolred That copy of these resolutions be
entered upon the records of the Clearing House
Association, and be made part thereof.
At specia! meeting Of the Ladies' Relief
Society the following resolutions of respect
to the memory of the deceased were
adopted. placed upon the records of the
society and copy sent TO Mrs. Gatzert,
who is treasurer of the society:
II hos oil Fat To
take unto Himself an honored and useful citi-
gen; and,
WHEREAS, By the death of Mr.. Gatzert the
Ladies' Relief society suffers the loss OF friend
and generous ally. whose prudent advice and
hearty cooperation has proved invaluable to us
in all lines OF charitable work; and,
WHEREAS, We shall miss his ready sympathy
and quick response to all appeals, his loyal ap-
probation of our earnest efforts in . worthy
cause; therefore, be it
Resolred, That we extend to Mrs Gatzert the
sympathy OF sorrowing hearts. May our Heav.
euly Father sustain her in this dark hour. May
it be a comfort to her TO treasure as priceless
legacy the memory OF a life we'll spent, the
noble deeds, generous thoughts and kindly con-
sideratiou for 'o:hers-these cannot die; they
will live forever in the hearts OF the many who
mourn today. MAY f. STEWART.
CAROLINE NJ. SANDKRsoN
JENNIE MCNAUGHT
Before leaving for San Francisco Mrs.
Gatzert and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schwa-
bacher lett the following card Of thanks
for publication:
To The Numerous Friends Of Our Family: We take
this method to express our heartfelt gratitude
tor their helpful. untring efforts and assistance
during the illness, as we'll as for the kind and
generous expressions of sympathy rendered
since the death of MI Bailey GaizeEt 1t is i'm
possible for Us to say how deep is our sense OF
appreciation of the kind courtesies extended to
US IN this dark hour
MRS. BAILEY GATzERr.
Mr.. AND MRS Louis SCHWABAcHER
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