San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-13
MEXICO'S LIBERTY.
PROGRAM FOR THE SPRINGS GEL E.
BRATI0N.
Allegorical Torch Lighted Parade,
oratory. Artillery, Vocal and
instrumental Concerts, Fire
works and Dancing.

The program for the celebration OF In
dependence Day Of Mexico, next Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday, at San Pedro
park, has been received by the LIGHT.
The program says the Junta Patriotica
Mexicana, patriotic Mexican committeey
composed of the Mutualista society,
Nacional and Central clubs, Reyes socie
ty and clubs of the Calaveras and Mis-
sions, will celebrate the s4th anniversary
OF the Independence at San Pedro
springs. The following is the program:
Sept. 15.-The procession will assemble
on Washington Square. in front of the
MutualiSta hall. at : O'Clock p. m. and
at 7:30 will move in the following route:
From the hall north on San Saba street
to Commerce street, down that street to
Military plaza and around the City hall
to Dolorosa street. Through this street
to Main plaza the column will pass and
around this plaza to Commerce street. AT
st. Mary's street the procession will
turn and pass to Houston street, thence
10 Main avenue and then to the San
Pedro park through Main and
San Pedro avenues. Torches and fire.
works will be used in the parade.
The order Of march is as follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
Mounted Police.
Chief Marshal Jesus CaSsiano and aides,
Feliciano AcoSta, ErneSto Castro, Andres
A. Brown, Julio FrobOese, Fernando Gil
rard, Felix Arclnega, VIM. M. Knox, Jno.
Wilkins, George Burrows, Nepomuceno
Garcia, Geronimo Quiptana, Francisco
Cervantes Alberto Cassiano, PragediS
Garcia, Platon Sanchez, Daniel SANCHEZ,
PpHrinnny InEn Mo VilIarQal
Band.
American and Mexican Flags.
Consul of Mexico, DR.. Ornelas. in car
rage, accompanied by officers of
the General Committee.
Club NaciOnal.
Car of float for Boys and Girls.
Car representing Allegorical Picture Of
Hidalgo and America.
SECOND DIVISION.
Chief Marshal w. NJ. Knox and Aides
Geo. Burrows and A. Vidal, Of
the Central Club.
Club Central.
Boys and Girls Float.
Allegorieal car represen ting Mexico.
Societies and Clubs Invited.
THIRD DIVISION.
Chief MarshaIs and Aides of the indie
pendent Clubs.
Band.
Independent ObrerOS Club.
Float for Bows and Girls.
Allegorical Car Representing San Pedro
Springs.
General Public.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Chief Marshal of the MutuaIista Society
and His Aides
MutualiSta Society.
Float for Boys and Girls.
Alegorical Car, Representing the United
States.
CalavoraS Societies.
Clubs from the Missions.
Cavalcade.
At San Pedro park the roStrum will be
occupied by the orators of the day, mar
shalS, invited guests and prominent civil
and military officials.
The declaration Of independence will
De read by Antonio b. Lopez. Then the
little girls will sing the Mexican Nation
al hymn.
Grafton by Miguel Gonzales Dena, fol-
lowed by speeches by Juan E. Barrera,
Jesus CervanteS and Santos Leal.
After the speaking balls will be given
in the grand pavilion and at the assembly
room of the main saloon on the upper
driveway.
Second day, Sept, 16.--At 6 a. m. all
SOCl6GleS VIII dSSbulDlt anu dl bllltl SdA-
utes will be fired. These will be inter-
mingled with band music.
At 3p. m. concert Will he given until
: o'clock, when patriotic hymns will be
sung.
Speeches by Tomas d. MARTINEZ. Juan
T. CardenaS, ESpiridOn Hernandez, An
tonic Flores and w. E. Cox.
A ball ends this day.
Third day. Sept. l7.-At 6 a. m. the so.
cieties will assemble In front Of the Mu-
tualista hall and with music and artillery
salvoS will spend an hour. In the after
noon a concert at San Pedro park, pa
triotic hymns sung and speeches at night
bv Juan A. Morales. Carlos de HoyoS
VIM. NJ. Knox and others.
A ball, with fireworks at II o'clock, will
conclude this celebration.