The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-04

Confederate soldiers. commanded by Gen
/ Gilbert 5. Mesm.
Carriage containing Uncle sam. john Bun
| and a Daughter Of Cuba
| Marines from L. 5 S. Perry. under COM
mand % Col Kiigore-
| Uniformed Rank. Knights OF Pythias,
i Carriage containing Brig. Gen. McLntyress
| Maj Jones u the Canadian militia:
Mai Pellantier. military secretary
/ Adams. Of Company D. Wash
| ingtoa Volunteers,
Carriages containing mayor and city ofi-
| Carriage containing Hon. c. Fl. Hanford.
president Of the day; Hon. Andrew r.
f P95f sra Msan y r 'as P q he '
Declaration OF In1ependence-
| Carriages containing offeets OF the sxecn-
tive committee
Fife and drum corps.
| Branch No. -, Letter Carriers Associa-
Floa, \. .. L "
Select Knights. A Q. L. W
Arriear CrEtr I-ni;ed workgnen.
Wagos eontaD ne EoT r d TrSna2d 'sn5s
Of th- Haccabess.
Foresters Of America
second Division.
e. C. ca!derhead assi=tan; marshal. and
First Regiment hand.
Liberty Car. containing forty-eich; girls.
representing forty-five states and three
;e1Yito-ias; Miss Edna Pearl Essen
a. the Goddess OF Liberty.
/ Denny Schooi Cadets. Capt. Henry Buck
ley commanding.
Seattle school children. waving American
flags.
Seattle TurnVerein. with float.
Danish Brotht rhood.
| Delegation cf nifty members Nippon koju,
Japanese secret society.
Chief Kellogg and Seattle fire department.
Third Division.
Harry Shaubut. assistant marshal. and
aides.
Lueben's band.
10 travelling men, wearing long white dust
ers and high white hats.
Shutdown Volunteers.
Industrial pageant. made UP OF decorated
floats representing the various business
Interests of the city and county.
Morris Bros dog and pony snow
Formation OF Parade.
First division will form on Third avenue.
between Yesler way and Pike street.
Second division vii. form on Fourth
avenue, between jefferson and Union
streets. right resting on jefferson street
Third division viii form On Second ave-
nue. south. between YesIer way and Plum
mer street left resting on Yesler way.
Line of March.
On Second avenue. from Yeser way to
Union street, east on Union street TO Fifth
avenue. il unobsi ructed; north on Fifth TO
Pike east ON Pike 10 First avenue. south on
west side Of First avenue 10 Yesler way.
couuterU;arch on Pioneer square, north on
east side Of First avenue 10 Union. up
Union TO Armory. where parade will be dis
missed.
Grand Marshal Edsen has issued the fol-
owing:
General order No. 3.
!. Waiter II. Fulton = hereby appoint
81 ss'st@nt MARSHAL and VIII take charge
OF the first division.
;. Capt. Z. J. Reardon is hereby APP
pointed orderly 10 The grand marshal.
;. The following are hereby appointed
aides:
Herbert :. Upper Dr.. j l.. NeagIe J.
Burt Butterwor,h s. l.. Lynch. o. NJ.
Moo,e. " n Nlblcck T. l.. Hoa,,son.
7. 3. W.n>hsil. Elkan MCrganstern, F.
jig Harry carson scr j. r Mitchell. Fin Fin,
~ ste*srt. Dr.; Whit. Sam Z: Davidson.
TT No. A. i T Van d laatTr Mr. as
emi,h J. W. Brewster j. II. Crawford.
ems Ericks-r. otto Case. Carl Smith. Ma
ION Gilman No. Carries "a * DC, p r
raiy. \. T. Gardner Phi bernstein. c.
shirdel. C. Mcfarland. -. w. Eldrod, Fl.
II Eaton.
shall promptly AZ 915 o'clock on Second
avenue arI Ieser way.
o'clock. Taree acid bombs will be fired
march.
6. The liberty car will be- situated or
Second avenue between Yesler way and
James street and all lirtle girls who Will
occupy the same Will report TO me there
At 9:3r o'clock.
:. All carriages for parade viii report
at city hall at go and the officers occu-
pyine tn" same heretofore named, will
mount the carriages there.
5. Hon. j. r. MeDo4sah, lion; j. a;
hereby appointed judges 10 award The
three prizes for floats They viii assemble
on the review stand, Pioneer square, at
The girls who VII ride in the Liberty
car In the procession are:
Edna Pearl Edsen. as Goddess Of Lib
eriy: Laura Johnson Gertrude Steidl. Ar
villa Morris Emma Johnson, Efhe PUMP
Elemena Joanis, Mary AVeE. Lille Nj Nj
surg. Eva Y. Moore. Ragna Arnston, Sole
Harvey Bernhardina Welderman Mabci
Anderson. Rose McMulen. sara Kahn,
Mamie Bauchi Patience Irving MargarIt
EneN Mary Highland, Mary Anders. Lii
lie Dean. Gertrude Cook. Frances WarneT,
K+niamin Katie Gross. Ess.e Cornell, An
ME Dawson, Eunict Huler Eleanor ioa"-
son Lizzie kumpf. Mary Rnck' Emma
HELM. Mary Houtakker. f.Vtline Mensot'
p.ssta SNYDER Ida Swanson Florence
Decee Alice Christensen. tteniie'ta De
yershere. Josephine peyershere.. nlar.'
tnrantzrn Lille Marshal Ethel Ne!s-
ala Ada Weishold Maggie Marshall
Frances f'lanery and Nellie Yerbury'
Armory Exercises.
Immediately after the parade reaches
tho Armory it VIII disbauI. the Armory
doors Will ZEE thrown open ami rs much Of
The vast crowd a. possible Will push into
ne h'g hall where patriotic exercises of
forty-tivc minutes duration VIII be held.
The programme IS AS follows:
,r,,.;, -, ,,.. First Eeeifncnt band. read