The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-29
MIL Be A GREAT FOURTH.
len MARSHAL EDsES ADDRESS
ruE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
flaming of Brfttsh Soldiers 20
ri. city TO Take Part In she Dem
~-.srafion VIII BE. He Says, m
Important Event In History

p.rAsos IRE m3s. Interesting feature Of
=. celebration q Independence day viii
:, .se pre<eres al the Canadian militia
: ,se uaraae. Two ia taHous, one from
r.rcouyer and one from Victoria. under
lizard Of Hon. Lieut.. Col prior. wiII
.,rvs IL ssat,le aooat O'Clock IN the
~u-rsng OF the Fourth on the City Il
vmxx.on. and return about H,5o O'Clock
4. sisa.-
-Tse amount % interest taken Ia this
s.o. ia cot surprising. as taese soldiers
:. eovalng - help our city ee.ebra;e the
.,savsrsary o. tha day when Ne licked
,...- asadies.'" sad Grand Marshal Ed
- 70 the executive committee At 10
-.ss,nx last evening. Il DO nos believe.
,u~sver. thai yau gentlemen fully appre-
..a,e the inporsanse OF tais act Why. It
80 be commanded on not only BY the
,~.ss Of this coun ~. bat also by the press
~ Earope. Every patriot N ous land viii
,s,k 70 this manifestation OF friendship
:. a contamination deyousiy 10 lie wish
-. Think Of Il, gentlemen. Here we are
-
80 Ia the Latin Union, agd this expires
"a. az good vii on the part Of Great
pstasus saldlefy viii show the entire
-avla that the Anglc-saxon FACE stands
.n~..ssr In times OF need or when the sa-
80 orincip!es u liberty are attacked by
,s,iofs ghlcA are the embodiment O, OPP
.rssaos and treacaeTy. / think that the
sresence u thls militia. armed and accou-
,stra on our sosl. in a time like this. Is
ar ff no history y.F
o,r nation. ard / believe that many peo-
NE vii come 70 witness it.
The ggana narshats patriotic remarks
sere greeled With earnest applause.
Ia connection with the parade arrange
nsn,s The grand marshal has issued the
following:
General order No. z.
q. e. Caldcrhnad and H. Saanbu. are
hereby appointed assistant maFshais
If Additional assistant narshais and
AIDES vii hereafter be named.
III An clvir organizations participant
ng in the parade vii. select mounted
alss for the STAN az the grand marshal.
~ All civic organizations which have
rot already done 80 Will repor; 20 me the
rame o. their lodge or society and the
pgopahle number which they Will turn out,
V. Ali PERSONS desiring 70 furnish floats
saz the parade y III report size and descrip-
tor 20 me az once.
HI inGEr no circumstances VIII empty
wagons for advertising purposes be per-
nss.tet IN the parade. The aides ara or
assea and instructed TO eject the same
.Qr,hsith.
Goats: First prize. SIS. second prize SIC.
third prize S.
vili. A committee Of business men 10
awaga these prizes VIII Hereafter be
named
TX Assistant marshals and aides will
assemble this evening al SO sharp AT com
miee headquarters. room 90 New York
block
\ All eylc societies ard floats which
have 10, been listed with the before
THURSDAY The 3Jth inst. a noon. will be
placed Ia 'hs rear OF The procession:
Grand MaFzAal and Chairman of Com
nl.ee on Parade.
saaday Night.
Ar Rabe.t H. Lindsay has prepared the
psogramme for the relislo-palriotic concert
o. teSi Sunday evening Some changes
have been made s'nee TIE r5st-Inteiu-
gsnecr published IT before. Il Is here
given az Il Sill be- rendered that evening.
NJ Lindsay VIII call the meeting - or
der and Introduce the president. Rev. W.
H. O Temple who Will announce the fol-
having programme. with appropriate re-
marks for eaeh number;
Payer ............ Rev. l.. NJ Randall. jr.
soaE~' America .-.. Chorus and audience
Foeal-"Thr Rrzciie'' Nj r. Thompson
saag~"Gaa Save the queen ........-...
Address ......... Rev 2, u. I.lwyd
seng~'fhe S'4r-Spangied banner.
.--..................-Ch Chorus and aud
This will be followed by mighty cheers
sad al pres ~ wili Join IN singing the
"noxolagY" Rev T. Y Pref0ntaine VIII
pronounce the tened!ction.
Cni Lindsay said Yesterday that Is ~