The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-14

decides 10 20 to Seattle. IN sepsez-stsr q
the year ~ nss eoflege 15raoElla r@ ieLL
saiis - tsssssa ~ osr rrasns. = mental en-
ffffrrr ni4ssrn Fsrrzssreu - rs fEzkr thAA
tic Queen CITY vas aesftneS % be-e-9sfse
SO 49,. sr~szf fsassf&refal center ~ the
Jssekf.. esssssrf sxe rnasvy men Vf11o nsve
rexsssassd ss5sffrsrtson. be bess&n ~ TIE sosx-
s 49, IS 9 a r. eo<nnsanssy when he %
fafg1ass 4 fsymagBnr IS reporter On ne Rc.s-
Trfe1stxsfsce1 Won know ire rest lbs
lie assons - : =. 20 - s-sae - rsesss
BAL three rn9nf -, 81 - pleasant 70 ce
afsEa - afrse snat BIS a&fETai Sba4tF ana
erie vaeess tsienfa rasf.e ta~snseas sa.-za
rsrsssfiy arzr4~ezt that his services became
sss(l4~4-.f.aal5le q the work ~ TIE pspeE
witt witch 10 hss b@~n r. more q sszs
degree connected ever size r-e -. ~
vvp4 ~ no means 4 r9cfuNs, he erferes
80 rsr4fs % tfle Seattle Rises Cctooe.
Isaine~ apSafrts-t hssl ggsrtsrnsas;s.svr 90 ..
sa-sed with distinction during he sea- re
IRE ard other exciting ezgersesaceS Us
Interest "a ire militia 81 ~. cess -
~ reason 81 frl.rea sing professional ana
ratnla agflea ha felt himself under the ne
eeH~fty ~ resi- gn{rg
~ coHrses ne besearfss 81 III ~ . al
factor sn political afgalTs. Tae ws1ri fo3l-
ficgs 70 him Rad - partisan hsie, he "a"
IA the term tie time cffttfDn -
science Of a9gernnnAnt- ~ BE Ee %
the political parties o. or time. his sals-
gtsnne 90 PARTY vas, a. am assuftss AZ -.
sshe knew hlga VIII atsr18t. rness ne 1907 or
fecflv eeYfatn, q belisyer in that creed
wfsssse sygnd philosophy ever vas flisSEs
sfatssmen and fewer psesitscsaI... 80
srv sf-esgs % blood IN hfs veins tipgied y y
patriotic ron siderattons- -
Efew cosgfd It &c otnerrase7 WIN an
origin IN seiirh wffh followers 81 men IKE
CIR William wafla~e and Robert Hrrice
We wouid naturally look Tor ire hlEheet
devotion 20 trincAple AL nc Seesse .s.. ~.
sffaafe ~ that priceless rfQfa AfttaDfe
s.stifv " TIE very name be bore, the name
ef franf ~ che STnoaym. on both slices
~ the Atlanfle- fer fhsf which means
eassra sc arH sinrferssss ~ purpose
u wns not ny privilege - know MT
Grant Intimately Shortly aftsr mF af-
rIvat n thls city ne WAS benore3 by his
president wtth an nIpolgitaeat, a. ygp 81
ROD siree his refarn 10 our city. since
that f.Bfe We became quite vel ae-
otsr fealdenees se were frequently jlr0wn
together w wife and Tnent > pieasss 2 :
evening AZ hts hesns Only 2 sngFt TINE
Yr{o~ - hie departure On what. aiasi has
proved 4 fatal igisrner
Mr. Grapt's dsIises we're such a. 70 kesEs
him AZ his se9k anti quite s<rfy sunday
morning He frequently expressed 70 me
his rsercf that HE vocation. iu'erfered
- much w4sh chnrch attendance Nr.
Grant and his devoted wife were PresS5T
Grant and his devoted wife we're
,re.a.sie, arc - tbe heir fsish A, he
flFna 81 hrs death Mr.. Granite membership
had not been Withdrawn from TIE home
church Strangely epangil. the pastor -
The PRESBYTERIAN church on whose com
fnuni0n roll his name NAV stu % found
was the first commissioner minister OF
the s.hurrh witesr tbes@ fneT1egFiBi SER
Vices are being he'd I refer 70 Rev. Theo-
dore crowl. Haf Mr.. Grant been shared.
! haze no doubt he bad ere long trans ms
fie bad mtMs1 interest in the First Pres
hyferlsn church ~ Seattle. only a few
days before he sailed on the Ivanhoe he
s..fst = handaan1R check IS = contribution
% aur mex church building fund,
feet. therefore, special interest.
though sad one. ~ the lonoFel person
aiitx around which the citizens Of Seattle
50 by a cssrgn0n impulse % tender regard
and heartfelt admiration ere this evening
gathered together.
"a for instance his public spirit, his deye
ton ~ his chosen profession. his liberai-
ffv. his hroasipess ~ Vision and withal
hts promise of future eTninenee n more
lines than one. but I desgas for the rea-
son that one has been appointed 70 deliver
q memorial sermon whose privilege II was
10 know him longer and better than 7
Put there IL something Ia this scene
that constrainS me 20 saw not less than 7
have IL r. 20 me striking coincidence
that the last public service ~ this kind I
attended was when delivered the me-
rrfpriai discourse over the mortal remains
Of one Of hls old professors in the chapel
~ his Alma Mater, Lafayette college.
10 comes home TO me with significant
force that I should be called upon 20 ex-
press myself ar somewhat similar ser
vice in this region 81 the sering SIM. 3oc1
miles from the former scene. when II is
enneh, 70 10 honor 20 the memory OF one
of Iafayette's uso&t promising sons.
Before proceeding 70 the next duty iaif
upan me under my Instructions nv the
committee. permit me 10 say that NY
heart hieeds this evening for the iovin <
wife who has been 80 suddenly And nn-
expectefiy bereaved OF a most arctionste
husband: as also for TIE loved ones IN
Seattle and far away who hy ties % con-
~angsf'nlty and friendship are called upon
20 mourn TIRE loss % one 20 whom !. was
an honor % be related.
now take the liberty o. introducing 70
you the Hon. Jrsire Tsnforf. who has
been appointed nv TIRE committee on reSo-
iwsfans N nrcnuv the platform az this
point IN the services.
shr Fsepi.'s rFIbate.
Judge Hanfcrf Immediately came for
ward and read TIE following resolutions.
which. ca motion, being put ~ pr. All
sps. were carried unanimously By a risin &
vote.