The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-31

territory IL the whole world. and as al OF
Booth-Tucker' interests are concentrated
upon the vast section az which he = the
head. he enjoys the heart interest in his
administration OF Salvation Army affairs
that can only be the common tie OF home
and similar thought
Booth-Tucker's nature Is described by
those who know him weR as distinctly
lovabie. and his earnestness IN his work
and unzssuming. modest manner are such
as 10 cal 10 his personal standard and
that OF the Salvation Army the most Id
eraI support Of al classes and conditions
OF people. He L. a man OF advanced
thought, thoroughly practical n matters
that re,ate to his lies work
Yesterday morning the commander. at
tended by members OF the local corps,
who had gone on to Portland to meet him,
arrived from Tacoma on the Flyer. There
was 4 characteristic welcome awaiting
him when he landed, large number or
Salvatfonists and sympathizers with the
movement going 10 the wharf parade
was formed and amid the beating OF tam
bourines and drums and the cheers OF the
crowd the march was taken up 20 Pioneer
place. where brief meeting was held
During his stay IN the city Commander
Booth-Tucker - the guest of Frank ;.
Black, and a number OF prominent citt-
gems called upon him yesterday. This
morning. Win EcmJ-4c OF llS 4OSaA -. 49,
ne VIII go 30 vis< she Salvation Army
farm IN Bltsap county. returning touor-
row.
The meeting at Rankes hal last even
Ing was preceded by q monster para0~
through the principal streets OF the city.
II was a demonstration thoroughly char
actertstic OF the displays THAI the Salva-
ion Army enjoys making. At the head
marched a platoon OF police. under the d.
Ill Fsra- - r4a a
considerable representation OF the army.
numbering many representatives. OF corps
s- he neiEnbcr'hood OF Seattle. The pa
rssse also Included number OF artistic
and Industrial foats, barge OF junior
members OF the army. lassleS on horse
hack In costumes representing the nags
carried By the army II America the res
cue crew. dressed as sailors: a squad in
-he strspe+ costumes 81 convicts. march
ing in slock-step." ard various other fea-
rlres. Along fhe lire coore1 Ares were
burned. ard the entire display was =
worthy tribute 20 the leader who, with no
other pyretensions thar those OF TIRE most
r,.ssext member. walked with The other SOL
Sssers IN the Ire. singing the songs ard
cheering tne 'svoileys" SIS though he were
not ire recognized head OF thousands OF
followers q TIRE faith
When the hal was reached tAs police
cleared the way. and after the participant Is
n TIE parade had marched between the
'ires OF re Blue coats Up TIRE stairs ne
crowd was admitted an8 a rrssa fer places
e~~ueA wh,ch soon sled every seat n the
hSu ana made Standing roou valuable.
On tss sag were Mayor Wood JusEe
WcGuv~a- A : Bu-we3l Ma Parker,
Pew. Nj Howfe. Rev M Ee1cEx Rev.
n. c. Garrett Rev. Clark DAVIS star Cap
aims AEilre. wits. Eignev Frank ..
Black At3utani Hu2spGB and many othe~
Members % tne Salvation Aru1y. SAT-
Csrf. NH-A a1ncance1 that ~ command
- would soon % there. ard that he want
~ ire audience 20 give him ST ol3-tgus
Seattle vslsey. II n3msnt a tail figure
aDp@a ~~a a. re door. ard Capt Milne
secuted New comrades now. heis C To
t.xt He's coming All to.xets~~s'' ard tns
audience ssooa - and cree ed as ire tSIi
sg-s-e wasn the tawny zaork % nair and
lonx hlon3e nnusac2e pressed - wAy 70
rae stzEe Mai Parker called for sosg.
II vas sag with = vii Rev .. c Gar
ret rs&ae brt@{ PRAYER. Maj Parker
presented &ayo~ Vice.. ard tie mayer IA
!. few ws3s-cho<ez wor5s. n srct ace9 Corr
tuan1er Boosh Tucker. who was received
wfta eass-s TIE csnTr r6er asked for a
sonr and AFTER IS ren6luon Re read a
pRz<age from Lsaizh XIV. WHEN
szrnsS1es. tie key uots % Ass opsa.ag re-
MARKS
There "a a rare fund - hz=aor - re
mental makeup CO Conrnz-aer Eaofa-
Tucker. Il which Les 2o1at % similarly
VIII that cs Commissioner EIxglak T1sre
. 10 LACK % s41ceElty n either. and &C tie