The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-04
THE GRAND PARADE.
Route OF Its March and Arrangement
of the Line.

The procession will take up the line of
march from the intersection of Union
and Third streets at 10 O'Clock a. m.
sharp. The column will move promptly
and will not be delayed waiting for any
organization that falls TO report in line
81 the place of assembly on time as or
dered The column will proceed thence
from Union street to Second, thence south
TO Cherry, thence west to Front. cast
side OF Front to Yesler and thence cast
10 South Third. thence south TO Main,
thence west TO Commercial. thence north
70 Front ND TO Pike, thence on Pike to
Third. thence south on Third to Uni
versity. thence TO tho entrance TO uni
versity grounds. thence into the grounds.
where all the division commanders Will
dismiss their corps without further or
ders. The march into the university
grounds will he made by all organizations
excepting floats and fire department.
The order of divisions In column and
The bodies forming divisions, viii be as
fellows:
,platoons of police in command of Bolton
Rogers, chief.
Grand Marshal j. r. MetcaIfe and cav
aioade OF aids In uniform.
First Division.
Assistant Marshal II. a. Bigeiow and
nand of First regiment. n G. w.
Col. Joseph Green. commanding First
regiment y @. W, and STAFF.
First regiment, n. G. W.
Grand Army of the Republic:
Stevens Post. No. |, +. III. Hurd, post
commander.
John #. Miller Post, No. 81. f. NJ.
,,carrisges containing: Gov. John n.
Mc6raw, president ofthe day; Hon: Sam
vel II. Piles. orator. Rev. DR.. w. a..
shanklin. chaplain. Hon. VIII III. Thomp-
HIM William III White. read
CT Of the Declaration Of Independence.
stan OF the commander-in-chief: Brig.
Cen. y. NJ. Carr and stan: mayor ana
city officials; invited guests. Princess An
Eeline and her nephew, Matthew y. Sc
st.le.
second Division.
Col. r. p. Edsen. assistant marshal: r.
Mofgenstern and a. Sidney Hansards
aides
LANCER 4 I.ueben band.
Seattle Division No. 1. L. r. X. p, w.
ii. Norris. captain.
Swedish society. with float representing
Ericsson's Monitor" +. l. Jacobson in
command
Ancient Order OF United workmen--
Gfnnd and subordinate lodges and a noat
WITH girls representing each jurisdiction,
a. Amunds In command.
Norwegian societies. represented by n
Heat. The Viking Ship" Fl. +. Rude In
command
Danish brotherhood. Stephen Anderson
Seattle lodges OF the Sons OF Hermann.
Third Division.
J. I, kahaley. assistant marshal. and
aides
Seattle fire department.. Acting Chief
Sark in command.
Engine company. No. 2
Engine company. No. I.
chemical engine, No. !.
Hose company. No. ].
ltose company No. :.
HOAX and laAHar M
Foui TN Division.
Vancouver band
F. n. Pike. assistant marshal. and
aides
Western Central Labor Union.
<Inis division comprises all labor unions
% this city. together with such floats as
nave already reported or may be reported
@. the labor unions.
NeSshoys' Association. George Harri-
sen president, IN command.
Finh Division.
saiva;lon Army hand.
Major Morton. assistant marshal. and
aides
salvation Army.
sixth Division.
Harry Shauhut. assistant marshal; T.
~ " Sordon and A. 4. Van de NanteF.
Pony cart. Masters Thomas and Vernon
Float 81 Seattle Brewing & Mating
s~sahsgany. six horses, and ceiorrd hoy
YAH & Hubben. hour and feed fioat.
rasean Iron Works float.
hsioat OF John Z. Good. Liberty Bel ana
u.ASs works
Float OF Union Brass Foundry.
rssdertSk Nelson 4 Munro. ten roSts.
mon Bakery. SIX GoatS.
amer Heats bearing commercial ana IN
~StiAs displays Of every character.
zoe heats aiu De Judged by ]. NJ Cor
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