San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23
DETAILS PERFECTED
FOR THE GRAND RECEPTION OF
CARDINAL SATOLLI.
Imposing Procession and Religious 0eremo-
niss--Lenten Services and General
News of the Catholic
Churches.

Will diltN6 III Wills Clgy uuo thOSt
distinguished prince of the Holy
Roman Catholic church, Cardinal
Archbishop Satolli, ALLOCATE OF the
Sovereign Pontiff, Leo XIII, who,
when he speaks, speaks ex-cathe-
dra. Accompanying his eminence
is Rev. Father Orban, his secretary
and interpreter; and the commit
tee from San Antonio, who meet
the distinguished gentleman at
Waelder, Messrs. James Wahren-
berger, VIM. Campbell and Thos.
Conroy. To receive the party at
the depot will be Judge Callaghan,
Edward Dwyer, M. ID. Monserrate,
Ed. Kotula, ID. Sullivan, Ell. p.
Drought, M. Goggan, Col. ]. t.
Matthews, Geo. j. F. Schmitt,
John P. Campbell, J. F. McQueeny,
Antonio P. Rivas, p. j. Scully,
Anton Adam.
A meeting Of the general COM
mittee in charge of the reception Of
Cardinal Satolli was held in st.
Joseph's hall last night and was
largely attended. The order of the
parade was made up and will be as
follows:
Mounted police.
Fifth cavalry band.
Grand Marshal, Alexander F.
Pollok.
Aids-Chas. Bauderer, Sam
Dwyer, Thos. Watzlavzick, John
Bitterland Pat O'Tools.
School children-St. Johns or
phan asylum, st. Joseph's orphan
asylum, San Fernando school,
school Of the Sisters of Incarnate
word, st. Henry's school, st.
Joseph's school. st. Mary's col
lege, st. Joseph's college.
Carl Beck's Band.
Catholic knights of America :
Marshals - Herbert Meyer, Ad-
olpho r. Cara.
Ancient Order Of Hibernians
Marshals-Pat. O'Toole and M. A.
Higgins.
st. Joseph's Society: Msrshals-
John F. Rips, Joseph Wernette
and Joseph Sueltenfuss.
st. Albert's society: Marshals-
Thomas Watzlavzick, Val. Gorrell,
Jr.
San Fernando society: Marshals
Vicente Cantu and Andreas Coy.
81. Vincent de Paul society.
sisters of the Incarnate Word.
/ Cavalcade of Honor-E. w. Ty.
nan, chairman, and thirty young
men.
Clergy in carriages.
Carriage with Rt. Rev. Peter Yer
daguer, cardinals secretary and
clergy.
Carriage with his eminence,
Cardinal Satolli, Right Rever-
end j. A. Forest, Hon. Bryan
Callaghan, chairman of reception
committee, and James Wahren-
berger, chairman Catholic Central
Union.
Reception committee in carriages.
Invited judiciary in carriages.
Sanchez Band.
Christoforo Colombo society:
Marsbals-JOseph Battaglia, An
tonic Battaglia, and G. Fecci.
Societa Mutuo Socorso: Marshals
Sam Maschini and Antonio Ded-
emo.
Italian colony: Marshals -
Frank Pizzini, Angelo Maspero.
French colony: Marshals-Lu-
Glen Lacoste, Victor Beze, Jr.
San Fernando church congre ga
ton: Marshals-Sam Dwyer, A.
ID. Flores.
Society Union Mexicana.
Society Benevolencia.
Society Mutualista.
Congregations of Other Churches.
Citizens on Foot.
Citizens in Carriages.
The cardinal will arrive tomor-
row at 4:25 p. m. over the
Southern Pacific. The parade will
form at Travis park at 2 :45 p. m,
and will proceed down Travis
street to Avenue ID, to Oak street,
down Oak to Austin street.
Upon the arrival Of the cardi-
nal, the procession will proceed
down Austin street to Grand
avenue, via Avenue d to the east
side OF Alamo plaza, where the car.
dinal will review the parade. The
procession will then countermarch
around Alamo plaza and proceed
via Houston street to st. Mary's
street; thence on st. Mary's street
to Commerce, west on Commerce
street to the east side of Main
plaza to the cathedral.
The cathedral is now handsome
ly decorated inside with festoons
in the colors of the cardinal and
flags of all nationalities.
This church will remain closed
until the arrival of the head of the
procession, when, after the clerical
party has passed In, the various So
cieties will follow and then the gen.
eral public will be admitted. No
tickets of admission will be issued.
The services will be brief, consist
| ing of a musical program by the