The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18

The Wemsn's Auxiliary Military Rsies
PssR uigasea-rsrsde Today.
The soman's az xiiiary to the Industrial
Army met again yesterday and earned
forward the work OF counittees IN ar
ranging for the supper Saturday night
They also made arrangements TO par ade
with the army this afternoon. bat later,
on the advice OF some Of the officers, the
idea vas givsn up. The women have pro-
vided badges for themselves and for the
officers Of the army. and have pIanned 20
secure quarters further up town than the
army barracks, where . permanent home
for unemployed girls may b established
and general assistance rendered TO oil
women who are out Of work. After the
meeting they vent through . military
drill.
The roll Of ths army 10 still Increasing
and large crowds remain about the bar
racks during the day. The only event Of
importance yesterday besides the woman's
meeting was the PRONUNCIATION Of the fol-
lowing rules BY Gen. Shepard. to govern
the companies, or eantons. ~ they ere
called:
Rule 1. The marshal must report daily
70 the commanding officer synopsis Of
everything transporting that day. The
marshsls shsll require the same OF the
captains, the captains the same OF iieuten-
ants, aud the IisutenAnts Of eli non-com.
m;ssioned officers.
Rule Q There shall b appointed each
day an oficer Of the day. who shall have
sole charge Of all military affairs during
his time Of authority; and he must rcpor.
She full proceedings Of the day 90 the
commanding officer In charge after he has
set the night waten.
Rule D. No officer. either captain or Iieu-
tenant. shau absent himself from roll call
o: any time without Through or permit
from the captain Of his canton, no licusen-
ant having the authority 10 grant such
permit A soldier voluntarily breaking
this rule shall be tried bv q court-martiai.
consisting Of the officer OF the day and the
officers OF his canton, with the RICH, 10
appeal to tho general in command.
RUE 4 off3oers shall wear a badge show
Ing their rank and canton 10 which they
bsIons, ard in addressing each other on
cflcial business shall use the military 81.
Lutte Of officers.
Rule fitth--soldiers addressing their Of.
6cers must not use their names, but their
military uues. and shall give the salute Of
private to officers
Rule .i1ta--1s shall be che duty OF the
offioer uf the day to see that each of these
rules il carried oas to the letter. and that
hts succeeding officers name shall lie an
nonneei publicly ~ roll call. when he Is
rs,isved from duty.
A. > o'clock this afternoon the srrny win
parade the streets. headed by the Rial,o
band. The labor unions have been invited
TO participate in the parade. but the time
being short. the members of unions are n.
vit~d 10 fall into the line.
Fifteen dessltais families are row being
provided for by the army.
meeting will he held Thursday even.
ing at Naples Hall, Van ASSET. under
the auspices O. the army. aud several
speakers will present the questions OF ia.
tersst 10 tho army.
A committee will 30 20 Black Diamond
Thursday. by request OF the miners EN-.
ployed there. To solicit contributions.
Gen. Shsrard says tha. Frank Terrace
and William Cochran were the parties W hu
gave the army ;hIrsy-swo sack. of po.s
toes. and not Pat Hays. IS announced
bersto.1re.