San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-24
CATHOLIC NEWS ITEMS.

The meeting OF the Catholic Gen.
trail union was we'll attended last
night and further arrangements
were made for the conservation
ceremonies.
The cavalry and Soils Mexican
orchestra have been selected to
lead the street parade.
Grand Marshal Pollok announced
that the procession will form on
Travis park at s o'clock Monday
morning and proceed south on
Travis street to Houston street,
east on Houston street to Alamo
plaza, thence to Commerce street,
down Commerce street to Main
plaza, and then by way of Dwyer
ovenue to the bishops residence,
where the prelates Of the church
will join in. The procession will
then proceed via Guilbeau street
to South Flores street and then to
Commerce street, thence around
Main plaza to the Cathedral, where
the procession will open ranks and
allow the clergy to enter the Ca
thedral.
The following marshals have
been appointed by the societies:
Catholic knights of America
Ed. Braden, Jr., and Henry Speng-
Ter.
st. Joseph's Society-John F.
Rips, l.. J. Sueltenfues, August N.
Ulrich and Joseph Wernette.
Ancient Order of Hibernians-E.
w. lyman, M. A. Higgins and Dan
De Laney.
st. Albert's Society - Thomas
Watzlavzick and Adolph Sobieski.
San Fernando Society-Edward
Dwyer and A. p. Rivas.
The pupils Of the six Catholic
schools will be invited to join in
the parade.
The sodalities of st. Mary's col
lege will also be invited.
When Archbishop Corrigan and
his distinguished party of clergy
arrive in San Antonio, they will
remain several days, and will be
escorted to various places Of inter-
est in the city. The officers of Fort
Sam Houston have requested
visit to the post be arranged, and
this will be done.
Rev. o. Liver, o. M. l., pastor
of the Catholic church in Eagle
Pass, is in the city.
Rev. Father Smith, pastor of st.
Mary's Catholic church, has re-
turned from Mexico, where he at
tended the coronation services Of
the Virgin of Guadalupe.
Bishop Watterson and Arch
bishop: Janssens left the City of
Mexico yesterday and will arrive
in San Antonio tomorrow, they
will remain until after the conse.
Grafton ceremonies.
Right Rev. Bishop Gallagher re-
turned from Mexico and passed
through to Galveston, Monday.
He will dedicate the new church
at Taylor next Sunday and will
then come over to San Antonio to
be present on Monday, at the con-
seCT dtlOu C6T6ulOules.
Very Rev. j. B. Weimer, vicar
general Of Galveston, will attend
the conservation.
The LIGHT stated that Gregor.
ian chants would be given at the
conservation, but did not state, as
Mr.. Meyer says it did, exclusive
ly." At the entry in the Cathedral
"Ecce Sacerdos Msgnus" will be
given by the Brothers of ST..
Mary's and st. Louis Colleges.
"Veni Creator Spiritus," will also
be sung, as also the Gregorian.
The archbishop Of Oaxaca, and
bishop OF San Luis Potosi, Mexico,
have been invited.
Bishop Forest is staying at ST..
Louis college until next Monday,
in spiritual preparation.
Rt. Rev. A. Durier, bishop Of
Natchitoches, La, will probably
, attend the conservation.
Others who have arrived and
will arrive are Reverends
G. M. Thion, OF Palestine;
: Very Rev. L. Wyer, Of Victoria
: Bishop Meerschert, Indian Terri
ritory; Rev. Tarrillion, OF
Fredericksburg, (the oldest of
the visitors, Is years.; Rev,
, l.. Dabrowski, st. Hedwig /;
Bishop Verdaguer, Laredo;
Bishop Fitzgerald, Bishop Dunno
| Rev. Antoine and Rev. Troncy,
: Monterey.