El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-15
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
How the Natal day of our Sister Re
uubIic is Being Celebrated Este LadO.

HOW the Natal uay OF our SlSltI Ut
public is Being Celebrated Este LadO.
A long program has been prepared
by the Junta Patriobica OF this city ior
the proper Observance OF Mexican IN
day on this side OF the
river The program as printed Is as
follows:
Dia bat 1000 a. M, the Junta Pa
triotica, accompanied by music Will
proceed to the Mexican consulate to
receive the. congratulations of the
consul on the occasion. at 500 D. m.
at the stand on South Stanton street
there will be held meet; ng APP
propriate to the occasion after the FOL
lowing order; overture by the band,
sui, an address by Srita. Gen
oveva Villegas, romanza
sung by Srta Madariaga, a poem reclt-
ed by little Miss AntouinaTrlolo, tanta-
STA from IL Trovatore by Srta. Rose
Elite and Rafael Escobosa, dialogue,
Mexico and Spain, by Soledad Casares
and Ana Arrieta, address by Capt L. ..
Beal, aria, Estride de la Vampa, sung
by Sra Maria S. de Rechy; Fantasia
upon carnival theme played by Ro-
berto Rechy, chorus of young ladies',
the velcipede; address made by Sr:
Este ban Gomez del Campo, the othclal
orator: duo, from.la Vervena de Ia
Paloma, sung by Srta. Dolores Domln-
guez and Cleofas Casares; natiopal'and
fJrejgns airs by the band; reading OF
the declaration OF independence by the
secretary of Junta Patriotica: cheer1p g
the declaration of the heroes OF the
republic by the Mexican consul;
| the evening being concluded by the
singing of the National Hymn by
choir of ladies and gentlemen.
Dia 16-Early in the morning a
band of music will march through the
principal streets OF the city, and the
| Mexican emblem will be hoisted at
the Mexican consulate. At 6:OO d. M,
there will be a salute of twenty-one
guns. together with music by the band,
At 500 a. m. the organizations in
vited 20 take part in the festivities OF
the day will meet at the city hall
whence the column will start out
marching through the principal stree
of the city after the following order
First divisional vanguard formed
| by a body of cyclists: a alumni OF the
school of the Sacred Heart ,Junta Ia
triotica ard the chancellor OF the con
sulate, military baud and United States
TROOPS, the G. A. r., categorical cars,
the Ell Paso fire department.
Second divisjOu-Band of the Mexl.
can colony, directed by Don Trinida &C
Concha: pupils of the escuela municipa
de ninos Mexicanos, led by Prof. IL. L
Lopez: Mutual Protection society: In
ternatlonal Cigar Makers Union.
Third division-MayOr and member;
of the city council: federal and state
officers, accompanied by the Mexican
consul and the president of the Junta
Patriotica.
Fourth division-Symbolical car
cavalcade passing of the procession IL
front of the county court house.
At6O0p m. The national emblem
will be waved from the Mexican con
sulate. At 500 p. m. the celebration
will be continued according t9thls pro
plazuela: reception OF the Mexican con
sui; overture by the band: Official ad
dress. delive ed by Sr. Rosendo de
Vale: Weber's Invitation to the
Walta by r. Reche on the piano; clar
met solo, selections from the opera VI
IL Trovatore, by Sr. T. Concho, accom-
panied on the piano by Prof. Pltzer
romanza, Mia Madre, sung by Sra. M
S. Recby; FL Ciego de Cadiz, rec1tee
by Carmen Viilanu7va; the Fan
chorus, sung by a number OF youp&
ladies': an ailocution to the Mexican
colony, de!iy cred by the Mexican con
sui. The platform will then be opeI
to such as may wish to address The
audience.
During the afternoon of the 10th IL
there will be held on Stanton street
opposite the platform, horse, bicycle
and foot races and various games fol
children. A committee OF yOuns
women will award prizes to persons
who excel in these exercises. Al
night there will be grand Lantern
display and fireworks. rne people O
the entire neigh Dor hood are requested
to decorate their houses.