The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-11
LAID AWAY AT REST.
Last Sad Rites Over the Late
AmuEd Amunds.
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL SERVICES
Assy Eiesal Tributes Frea Sorrow
asg Prsends-A TAsusasa work
Dea rellsw the nenafna.
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL SERVICES

@S%FFHal SEFAc~8 oE<f -E8 t8<flAl<8
o. Amart Amuss1s. late Grand receiver
OF the Arcsens orser az Crsssc worxnne.a.
we're neid ~ the First Methodist Protest.
a. c11rch. corner Of Third avenue ard
Flne street. yesterday zftsrnoon q. .
O'clock Oriy pArt Of the workruer who
Ssrs N line ~ers seated. 20 grez. vas thu
etssndAnc<- Not asres the memoraeie
s1asSA OF Col J. c. Hainez has there
been s1ca q Demonstration IL honor q
ceeeassc eitlzenL worknez we're present
from AZ parts Of the state. unusually sz-gs
ce4egacans coming from Tacoma Port
bsAkeleys Porr ToSnssz1. Ab<rcsen, Che
IA-l4 Collar a2d Everett The oHeeu
CT TIE Grad Lodgs OF the state uere pres
s1s- Anc also over LOO wousen. members o.
soe Degree Of Hon0. Il took the process
s.oc zine minutes 20 pass . given roIac,
1ot counting the carriages. and evldsasiy
there were not less than i-a1d men 10 lire.
De Procession started e. Z O'clock On
Plks street near the ccrner Of Second
avenue. under the direction os Grad
Axrslla2 X J. Graham. assisted by Wiz
han Thoenntrg. Arthur < Grim and E
Lyon All OF TIE lodges mentioned In tie
programme printed in ire Pnsi-Ir.elIsgen-
Ger attended In . body. and II a3dlfsca
there were individuals from many lodges
al over The stats. While the prscess.ou
was marching 10 Pike street tAsSca
along Seventh avenue 20 MADISON. 10 Ter
~ avenue. % tho former residence Of the
deceased. corner OF James street ard Ter
~ svengs. tae rarai tributes were being
carried 10 the church There were two
wagv<snfte LOADS OF large set pieces. to say
nothznx OF numerous smaller pieces O.-
tng 10 The large size o. the pieces Il Was
found Necessary 70 arrange them on the
nocr near the pulpit.
An extended lsg OF flowers would be nsxt
TO impossible. bat following will be found
the principal pieces. with name Of dcnors
Arch and shield. ave feet high. from Co.
sumosa Lodge. No. secord largest hodge
II the United State4.
Broken wheel. from oHicsrs Of DE Grand
Lo4ge-
Open Bible. from Aauuis LodgA No.
-. Degree Of Honor.
Large anchor. from Evergreen Lodge.
No. IL
Shield. from Keystone Lodge. Ma. g.
Double key. symbol Of grand receiver.
the position heid by the deceased from
Heart. from Degree Of Honor Lodge.
No. 2
Anchor and shield. from Queen City
Lodge. No. ~
Circle and heart. from Rainier Lodge.
Degree OF Honor.
Pillow. from Coisax lodge.
Anchor And sa&eld. from Lodge Ne. 9.
Of TacosrA-
Ledger. enc page giving the date when
Anand An0nds opened an account IN
nfs's battle. the other the Gate Of The cics-
f1z. from the Observation-Disclosures
bank
After the caskst containing the re-
mains had been placed In the hearse, the
procession proceeded down James street
TO Third avenue. 20 Cherry street. 20 Sec
ord avenue. where 1t was Joined by the
Port Blakeley lodge and its drill team In
fun uniform. The members OF the Degree
Of Honor also toizsd the line OF march near
this point
ore-aalf block north OF Madison street
the order was given to form In single line
On either side OF the street. This order
was kept Ia force until the van reached
the steps Of the church at Pine and Third
avenue. the march having been u2 Union
from Second avenue 10 Third The hearse.
followed by the pail bearers. Grand Lodge
officials and mourrers. proceeded between
the hines as far a. Pike street. where the
PAN bearers removed the casket and ear
ried il TO the church. The nlourners we're
driven TO the door Of the church outside
tia Hzes.
The pail bearers were as follows Act
tvs-c. F. Eggert. r. G. Caldwell. ". NJ.
Goodman. @. Z Manatng. G. A. Hi ard
-. NcCsiinn: honorary, J. w Perry. %
Edronss. T. II. Pink OF Port Townsend.
III. A Fisher. OF Tacoma: A. A Poole Of
Seattle. W. =. Gamer. Of Seattle: j. A
Bsecher. W. :. CARTS Of Ho1ghton. ans.
r. Murray OF Port Townsend
of.te~rs Of che Grand rodge-r. A-wseh-
Ell. os Seattle. r. g. NJ w; T. & Van
f,pps, ~ Olympia. y. C. Wheeler George
W Race Of Tacoma @. NJ. w; O. :. Jones.
q Seattle G q. J ~ Psckens. o. Chehauz
grand recorder: r. " Davis, xraa6 raeai-
cal examiner, Ha1nce committee, e L
Hertz. y. @ Bow9sa. s G. Rsnestie:. D<.
J. Sogi5es. COMMITTEES On laws. 2 II. Cam.
grand lecturer J. II sshfTaly
After the pail bearers had deposited tia
cssSss on TIE cat1fsiaus. DR.. J. II Acte1
made O short address. and was then fol
lowed BY Grand Lecturer scAsvsly who
spake treas THE degths Of sts heart rsxara-
tEg tire itfe aE1 work OF Amura AnuanSs
II was esIio1y fun az beautiful fAauxAss
each % which xas brought out In cseiee
language Tie thought 90 the dead as orr
who ha4 sesr a martyr 70 the cause Of
the A, Q. OF 4. ". ore who had given hts
HES iat~rest &fzs devotion 70 yts Interests
lie spcks Of hins as e hrca4-Ensnsfss man
vigorous in all thsrrs. bat ever fair In
eoEfez.s Ss was siwayz nozcres BY these
wsS were MS opponents. and Loved nv
those v.o had TIE sane interests a. heart
TAs remains were inferred IN Noun.
Peasant cemetery. A; TIE grave TIRE ser
vs-ss we're cor3Oct~a ~ J c whsli--
H ". % Columbia Leaxe No2
The us1Sic was a special feature ~ IRE
saFVsces. and was r~-c---1 by . qua-s~st>
consisting % Mrs. J. W Gra-rns. Mrs ~
". Wstt'esey- Roa~rt IT, Lindsey and c