The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-07
WITH SOLEMN MARCH
The Remains of Gen. kautz
Will Be Carried to the Grave.
NATIONAL GUARD AS ESCORT.
Veterans. Regular soldiers and Guards
men VIII Unite In His Honor
kilograms of Copdoience.

As the martial notes of the bugle. an
rou-ctng the assembling OF the citizen
troops 70 90 honor TO the memory ef the
late distinguished general. A. v. Kautz,
de away this afternoon, the funeral cor
tege viii take UP its solemn march from
the family home, OF the corner OF James
and Eleventh streets. to Lake View cer1e-
terry, where the body win rest tenporar-
Tv. or until arrangements car be made
10 ship il 10 Arlington cemetery. the last
resting place of many war heroes.
Yesterday a steady stream Of friends
called at the residence 30 offer confidence
20 the widow and fatherless. and many
messages from friends OF the family in
different parts Of the United States were
received. Among the most prominent
were the following;
Commander y. Y. Kautz. san Francisco:
MY deepest sympathy in your crushing
bereavement"
Commander ]. II. Hemphin. navy yard.
Washington City: In your great affiic-
ton you have the love and sympathy Of
the family, each loving the general as a
father"
Lieut.. ". P. Richardson, West Point
All my deepest sympathies are with you
and your children
John II. BRYANT: 81 have Just been in
formed Of the death Of your distinguished
husband Full OF years and honor, rich
in love OF patriotic countrymen. his pass
ing beyond is simply promotion. 1 extend
you my sympathy"
Under instructions from Gov. McGraw,
Col Green yesterday ordered Capt. L. 3.
Parsons. captain commanding Company
z. TO report 81 its armory at u O'Clock to
act as military escort at the funeral. AdJt
". Y. R.nehart, also acting under in
strlctfors from the commander-in-chief,
issued an order calling out fifteen men
from b company and twenty from ID COM
pany, also TO act as escort.
Lieut. Wholley. L. :. A, Will conduct
the funeral, which viii be strictly mill
tary. The order OF the procession VIII be
as follows: Music, escort, clergy, coffin
and pallhsareFs. mourners, members or
the former command OF deceased, other
officers and enlisted men, distinguished
persons, delegations, societies. civilians.
The q. A r viii also act as escort. The
LOYAL Legion Will have prominent place
in the cortege. DIR. T. NJ Young, Junior
wee commander, requests the members,
whether resident or visiting, to attend the
funeral. as Gen. K1utz was companion
and one OF the highest ia rank in the or
der.
The services at the house viii consist
OF PRAYER by Rev. DR.. Garrett and music
by a male quartette, composed OF Messrs.
Williams. c. w. Saunders. VIII Conant
and r IT. lindsay. The active pail bear
ers viii he non-conmissioned officers or
the National Guard. Lieut.. John Hayden,
Theodore n. Halter and Fred X. Struve
will act as ushers.
The following friends Of the dead gem
eral will act as honorary pain bearers:
Col. Granville o. Hsller. Hon. IA. u.
Strive. Cen L. P. Bradley. or Tacoma;
Z. c. Higgins. OF Tacoma; b o. graves
Mayor Byron Phelps, Hon. James K. Hay
den. Or. +. w Sparkling. Judge }. w.
langley. Hon Thomas Burke, John Leary,
Gov. McGraw. Hon. a. A. Denny, senator
Squire. Daniel Jones. Charles Proscn,
congressman W. II. Doolittle.