San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-20
ALL READY.

is now. About Complete-Prizes.
The ladies of the Flower Battle as
ISOLATION held a meeting this morning
in the Business Mems club rooms and
transacted business concerning the
Battle of Flowers tomorrow.
Reports of the various committees
were heard all of which had very good
success. A large number of beautiful
ly decorated carriages, buggies and
floats as we'll as bicycles were report
ed.
was also made out. Mr.. D. Heye do
mates a fine whip to the best decorat-
ed carriage and Mr.. Sichel lap robe
as second prize.
Joskes have prizes for the best deco
rated tournouts to be voted on at their
store, were also reported and a vote of
thanks was rendered them for same.
Mr.. D. Heye donated fine saddle
blanket for the best decorated horse
MI. fJu. odCUS uOHdleu d llIlc MeA-
lean quirt as second prize.
Wolf & Marx donated a beautiful
fan for the best decorated girls wheel
in the parade and Haas & Oppenheim-
er the incest boys cap in the store for
the best decorated boys wheel.
For the cavalcade a fine cracker
bowl, donated by Mr.. A. C. Dechman,
is to be given as first prize. Others
will be announced tomorrow.
Mr. D. ]. Woodward donated car
riage for the president.
A committee was appointed to call
on Mayor Callaghan and invite him to
deliver the prizes to the various bands
in the band contest tomorrow evening.
Chief Marshal Karber was appointed
to deliver the other prizes.
The bicycle judges were requested
to meet on Mrs. Albert Mavericks
lawn on Avenue E tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock to make the awards. All
cyclists entering the parade are re-
quested to be present at that time.
The other committees will meet at the
time and places to be chosen by them
selves.
Fifteen boys on donkeys will be in
the pdTdue from 1edCOChS SCuOOl'
They will all wear broad brimmed
hats
Following is the route of the process
sion as announced this morning by
Chief Marshal Karber:
Form on Avenue d and intersections
at p. m. till p. m. Start precisely at
p. m. to Alamo plaza, turn west down
Commerce street to Main plaza, around
the park to Trevino street, toward
Military plaza around the city hall to
West Commerce street, turn at Wolf
sons corner up Main avenue to Hous-
ton street, then back to Alamo plaza,
where the battle will take place.
Military and bicyclists will form on
Avenue E near the post office.
Bicyclists will go over the route as
mentioned above at 4:30 p. m.
Marshals are requested to meet at
the yard of Hutchinson & Frankel at
p. m.
H. KARBER, Chief Marshal.
After the concert on Alamo plaza to-
night, Carl Beck's band will tender the
visitors a grand Kommers in Scholz's
palm garden.
The band contest tomorrow will be-
gin at 1920 o'clock in the morning in
stead of at 1:3O in the afternoon, in or
der to finish the program in time. The
Fifth cavalry band will play the open
ing piece as a signal for the contest.
A recess for dinner will be taken at II
o'clock until 2 p. M, when Carl BeCks
band will play the signal piece for the
continuation Of the contest.
Last night the Zouaves held a meet
ing and heard a letter read from the
captain of the Tom Campbell Rifles,
of Milano, Texas, in which they stated
they would arrive tomorrow morning
as guests of Col. Tom Campbell, ac-
cepting the kind invitation of the
Zouavcs. They will be in the process
sion tomorrow afternoon.
The Zouaves will give an exhibition
drill in front of the Alamo tomorrow
after the Flower Battle. They will al
so execute some of their peculiar move
ments during the march.