The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-21
IN HONOR OF THE CARDINAL
Arrangements for Demonstration to
Take Place Tonight.
THOUSANDS WILL BE IN LINE

Line Of March Prepared By Grand
Marshal Csmpbsn-Nsmes OF His
Aides-No Definite Arrangements
for SUNDAY Evening Reception.
The celebration in honor of Cardinal
Satolli promises to be an immense one.
1t Is proposed to have q parade upon
the arrival of the cardinal and his
party this evening at 7.30 and a public
reception tomorrow evening, IL such
will accord with the wishes of the
cardinal
The committee appointed Friday
night to arrange for the reception did
heroic work yesterday and as O. conse-
quence very gratifying progress was
reported ut the meeting held in College
hall last night. The reports of the SUBJ
committees showed that virtually all
the arrangements are completed. DR..
John Burnett, chairman Of the com
mite. presided and j. c. 'McAndrews
acted as secretary.
ID. j. Campbell, grand marshal, re-
ported having made the following ar
rangements: The line of march will be:
Form on Lackawanna avenue at the
Delaware and Hudson depot march UP
I.ackawanna avenue to Washington,
out Washington to Gibson, counter
march To Spruce, down Spruce to Wy
oming, then past the Episcopal resi-
dence, where the procession will be re.
viewed by the cardinal bishops and
priests. The chief Of staff and aides
will be:
AIDES TO THE MARSHAL.
c. T. Boland. chief of staff; aides,
Hon. j. c. Vaughan, William Dawson,
Miles McAndrews. Archibald; Frank ].
Dickert. John II. Devine, NJ. II. Grif-
fen. =. j. Honan. NJ. l.. Clarke, JAMES
j. Grier, John j. Costello. Captain j.
II. Duggan. j., Z. Gallagher, William
Daniels, M A. mckinley, James j.
Mahon. P. Il. Calpin. William J. Moran,
Captain James O'Hara, James J. White,
Nj. J. Langan, Eugene Driscoll, An
thony McAndrews. James ]. OHora.
Timothy Burke, James p. I.avelle. NJ.
J. McAndrews. A. j. Martin. D. ].
Reedy. William Moore. John Flynn. p.
j. Clarke, Barney Cooney, r. j. John
son. c: G. Boland. Hon. ]. Il. Roche,
Hon. John T. Kelly, Il. j. Kelly, p.
j. Casey, Patrick McNally. John Glib
bons, DR.. Walter NJ. Reedy. DIR. VIII
liam Haggerty. DIR. McAndrew. DR..
Walsh. Dr. j. Manley, DR.. John O'Mal-
ley. Dr. }. Burnett. DR.. McGraw. DR..
O'llora. j. j. Brown, John nj. Casey
y. j. Carroll; Anthony Walsh, Thomas
Kane, II. j. Jennings. p. j. McCann
Frank +. Brown, Is. j. Neville, Robert
j. Murray. George Keller Il. o. Me-
gargee. William Walker. Jermyn; A.
E. Duffy, Il. T. Hoban, NJ. +. Wymbs,
Robert Wills, n. +. Leonard, j. q. Cor
coran. NJ. j. Donahoe. C.. G.. Donovon,
Henry Collins, John Fitzsimmons Il.
p. Mitchell. Martin Flynn. John j..
Collins. George Mcdonald, William Bo-
land. Hon. NJ. Il. Mcdonald. Hon. J..
f. Barrett, NJ. 4. McCann, John ].
w. Stokes, Joseph O'Brien, A. j. How
ley, Hon. NJ. Il. Sando, John J. Ruddy,
d. w. Vaughan, Thomas F. Donlon,
Peter Robling, jr. John ]. Flanagan.
p. II. Gilgallon, John G. Roche, r. II.
Coyne, Richard Bourkc, II. J. Duffy,
w. +. Boyle. Frank Leonard. d. s.
Ryan, II. c. Melvin. r. j. Beamish, p.
A. Barrett. Neil McTague. T.. J. Lynett,
Captain William Burke, James Cullen,
Peter Rosar. jr., Henry Bellman, Philip
Yerka, Michael Sniller. George w.
Clark. James ]. Kuddy, DR.. p. Fl.
Kearney, Dr. L. f. rscanlon, DIR. j. F.
Saltry, DR.. r. II. Gibbons, DR.. j. j..
Sullivan, DR.. Joseph McLane. DR..
Charles Thompson, Patrick II. Coyne,
NJ. ]. Kelly, Captain II. w. Fair, Hon.
Charles P. O'Malley, John Kilcullen,
T.. ]. Mahon, Salvatore De Martino,
John Carlucci, V. A. Cassese, V. Car
tusciello, j. Bounti.
FORMATION OF THE LINE.
The formation of the line has not as
yet been completed but 1t has been
decided that the uniformed Italian So
cities out of respect for Cardinal Sa-
TOLL, who Is an italian, will be given the
right of line Immediately following the
carriages containing the cardinal and
his escort. The marshal and his aides
with Lawrence's band, will precede the
carriages. The other organizations
will be assigned their places in the line
at a meeting of the marshal and his
| aides this morning.
A number of young men are engaged
In forming company of horsemen to
participate In the parade, and il they
are successful they will be assigned an
important place in the line. Rev. Fa-
ther Dominic, pastor of the Italian con-
gregation, reported that 300 or 400 of his
countrymen will be in line. All who
wish to participate In the parade, and
who are not connected with any society
are requested to meet at College hall at
$50 o'clock.
j. j. Brown, for, the committee on
music. reported that the Lawrence
band had been engaged to head the pro-
cession. Hon. John T.. Roche, for the
committee on fireworks, reported that
plenty of fireworks could be procured In
the city and that about all that can
be found has been contracted for. J. J.
O'Boyle, p. w. Gallagher and NJ. F..
Wymbs. of the committee on carriages,
reported that fifteen carriages had been
engaged. The idea Of having a COM
mittee to go from this city to Wilkes
Barre to meet the cardinals party was
not approved of.
SOME ANNOUNCEMENT
A special excursion train for the ac-
commodatiOn of persons up the valley
who contemplate attending the conse-
Grafton services at st. Peters cathedral,
on Sunday next. will be run over the
Ontario and Western railroad. The
train willleave Forest City at SIS, and
will stop at all intermediate stations.
All marshals of societies will report
to the grand marshal at the Delaware
and Hudson depot. Societies will march
sixteen deep.
The Total Abstinence and Benevolent
| societies will form on Franklin, avenue
, and the Ancient Order of Hibernian So
cieties on Wyoming avenue at $50
| o'clock.
| Bauer's band will head the Ancient
Order of Hibernians, Board of America.
The committee on reception held Il
separate meeting and discussed the ar
rangements for that event. Nothing
definite could be decided upon as the
| sub committee consisting of. Il. ]. New
| lille. X. j. Beamish, w. ]. Burke, Hon.
| John p. Quinnan. T.. +. Blewitt and J..
j. ManEan. which consulted. with Bsh-
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