El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-02
INDEPENDENCE DAY

Marshals-Ben Catlln, j. B. Badge,
George Ogden, and H. r. Wood. II
City organizations in following o.
der: III
knights of Pythias. II
dibernians.
knights of Labor.
THIRD DIVISION. |.
Two mounted police.
Marshal-J. A. Escajeda.
Aides-Isaac Alderete and E. Sslcida
Mexican band, 18th cavalry.
Mexican demonstration Ii
Floats. /;
Carriages.
FOURTH DIVISION. i
Marshal-I. G. Gaal.
Aides-J. M. Duran and J. MI
Garcia.
Mckinley Cavalry Company
Float with Pueblo Indians.
FIFTH DIVISION
w. F. Payne.
Horseback corps.
City officials.
County officials.
Visitors.
ALI other vehicles.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Msrshal-Si Ryan.
Aides-Wlll Ten Eyck, Park Pitman,
P. j. Edwards, F. B. Simmons.
Drum corps.
Ryan's Rough Riders.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Marshals-T. J. Holland and Tim
Lyons.
Mexican Band. 18th Infantry
Ell Paso Fire Department.
RENDEZVOUS.
Participants will assemble under the
control of their respective marshals as
follows: ~
First Division-2OO feet north of
Second street on Santa Fe street.
Second Division and McGinty band
North of First division on Santa Fe
street.
Third Division-On West Overland
street heading west to Santa Fe street.
Fourth Division East Second
street heading west to Ell Psso street.
Fifth Division-On West Overland
| street heading east to Santa Fe street.
Sixth Division and Drum Corps-On
San Francisco street west of Santa Fe
| street.
Seventh Diyision-On Chihuahus
street heading south to West Overland
! street.
East on Second to Ell Paso, thence
north to San Antonio, thence east to
Msgoffin avenue, thence east to Vir-
GINA, thence north to Franklin, thence
west to Oregon, thence south through
little plaza to San Antonio street,
thence east to Oregon, where process
sion will be dismissed to enable each
to reach the plaza from more than one
point.
ORDER OF DISMISSAL.
When each division reaches San An.
tonic and Oregon streets they will
move as stated below, then return to
plaza or disband under control of their
respective marshals.
First Division-North on Oregon,
east OnsSt. Louis street to the Vend ONE
hotel.
Second Division-East on San An
tonic street to Stanton.
Third Division-NOrth on Greg On,
east on st. Louis tos plaza.
Fourth Division-Esst on San An.
tonic street to Stanton street.
Fifth Division-South on Oregon to
Overland street.
MO to Stanton ST.
Seventh Division-South on Oregon
street to headquarters.
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EXERCISES--11 90 A. M.
Immediately upon the disbanding of
| the parade, at the plaza, about IL o.
clock the following exercises will
take place:
MarchIThe Stars and Stripes Forever
(Souss) -McGinty band.
March-Liberty Bell (Sousa)-McGin.
ty band.
Invocation-Rev. J. T. French.
Music-Battle hymn of the Republic,
sung by the chorus under Prof. Jo-
seph Smith.
Presentation of the flag to the city of
Ell Paso by the Ell Paso DAILY HER
AID.
Acceptance of the flag for the city, by
Mayor Magofin.
Raising of the fle- by Quartermaster
Sergeant. L. douglass, of the Unit
ed States army: accompanied by q sa-
| Lutte of cannon.
Unfurling of che flag
At signal Sergeant Douglass will
release the fol DIS of the flag, and at
that moment the chorus, with all
the audience, will sing The Star
Spangled Banner.
Address-C. w. Kindrick, United
Music Yankee Doodle--McGinty
| band.
Reading of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence, by the Hon. Leigh Clark.
Music-Hail Columbia, sung by the
chorus under Prof. Smith.
Address in Spanish-Senor Esteban
| Gomez del Campo.
lMusic-Selection-- band.
Address-Hon. w. M. Colwel1.
Music-America, sung by the chorus,
and by all the audience.
Benediction-Rev. NJ. Cabell Martin.
Music-Dixie--Play by the combin-
ed bands.
FIRE DEPARTMENT EXHIBI-
| TION-3 p. M.
| Hose No. l. Southwest corner plaza,
throwing three streams, two on North
| Oregon and one on ST. Louis street.
Hose No. 2. Ell PasO street between
Overland and San Antonio, throwing
three streams.