The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-05

Chemical engine No. /. in charge Of
Capt Fred Gillian and three men
Engine No. 2 steamed up, IA snaIse Oh
Hose wagon No ., in charge OF Capt.
Miller and three men
Truck No. ?, in charge OF Capt Joseph
Latham and five men
Fourth Division.
Assistant Marshal ,5 + ID. Pike CON-
Vancouver, p. c.. band. Is men in fun
uniform. Charles Rannie. leader.
Coast Seamen's union. Secretary PADDY
GIynn. commanding.
Color Bearer George Taylor and . men
Coast seanen's float, representing the
ship Independence. drawn by four large.
swesiish Club. with it's grand float, repre-
senting Ericsson's immortal Monitor
under fun steam; T. l.. Jacobson. COM
Lieut.. r. b. Nelson and 100 men in line.
Delegates 70 the Western Central Labor
Union First Lieut.. w. Il. Middleton.
Fitzgerald. This body comprised about
seventy-five men from the following
unions: Brtcklayers' union. American
Railway union. Brewers, Ship Carpen-
ters. Typographical, Street Railway
Employees. Cigarmakers. Theatrical Me-
chanics. Longshoremen,. Musicians.
Printing Pressmen and Anacortes
Seattle Newsboys' union. President
George Harrison, commanding, Vice
1TsSlueD[ oNdTlnS Elcks
Arthur Higginbotham; Color Bearers
Henry Collins and Erwin Nichols and
fifty boys. each with bundles OF papers,
Vail & Hubbeifs float
Turnyerein float
Fifth Division.
Maj. Morton, assistant marshal, COM
manding.
Combined Salvation Army bands. Seattle
and Tacoma, twenty-five men in full
uniform. Band Master Hawkes. leading.
Salvation Army members numbering
sixty, Capt. Schultz, commanding. as
sisted by Lieut.. Corilin.
A. O. U. w. float, representing each
jurisdiction. several hundred men.
George X. Davis. marshal Of A. o. U. W.
display, on horseback
Carriages containing high officials OF A
No Frank TwicheIl. grand master: A.
Amunds. grand recorder: r. Al. Davis.
grand medical examiner; s. g. Bene
dict. chairman of Grand Lodge finance
committee.
No. 2-R. Scott, past master; D. T. Wheel
er, past grand master; j. II. Schively,
grand lecturer: Mrs. r. Scott
Ancient Moors. a new organization here.
Sultan A. H. futile commanding. assist
ed by Zouaye Gentry; eight men out Of
q body of so in line.
Norwegian societies represented by the
Viking ship, III. p. Rude commanding.
Danish Brotherhood lodge No. %. stephen
Anderson commanding; color bearer, NJ.
Jorgensen: and 100 men in iine.
Delegation from the Seattle Liederkranz,
Charles Neuss commanding, nine men in
line,
Sixth Division.
Harry Shaubut assistant marshal. on
horseback. commanding; Aide de Camp
T. w Gordon, Aide de Camp A. T. Van
de Nan;er.
Pony cart carrying Thomas and Vernon
Metcalfe.
Pony cart carrying Arthur and Walter
Phinney.
Float of the Seattle Brewing & Mailing
Company, drawn by six horses, each
horse being led by coored boy, under
direction OF Frederick Kirschner
The following floats:
The Vulcan Iron Works.
Union Brass Foundry.
Provin & Mexican.
Frederick, Nelson & Munro, represented
by nine decorated wagons and baby car
riageS.
Blake. painter.
Union Bakery.
Lilly. Bogardus a Co.
Queen City Trunk Factory.
Gustave Muhl Paint Company
Cooper a. Levy, represented by five teams
Hills Vermont Maple Syrup.
Seattle Dog Kennels.
Crescent Manufacturing Company.
Seattle Brass and Bell Foundry
Seattle Gardeners Protective Association.