The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
THE DAY We CELEBRATE
Eveythiuf Is n Readiness isr the Cele.
brsdon Today.
FlQr DEPARTMENT PARADE IN FORENOON
ssno. ,. w. bailey Will speak At
Audstor1um II 8 .. m.--saaGnincsnt
Display Of Fireworks Tonight

Hon. Joseph w. Bailey will arrive on
the sariy morning Houston ana texas
Central train from Dallas and will be met
q tbe station by the chairman and several
members Of the general reception COM
mittee. Mr.. Bailey will be driven direct
to the residence Of Hon. J. Q. Hutone-
SON. where he will be guest during MS
visit here.
At O'Clock this afternoon the great
congressman and democratic leader VIII
speek at the Auditorium. and 1t Is ear
nestly requested that those who VIII at
tend-and everybody is invited-wiii be In
their seats before the hour named, SO that
the speaker and the audience may not be
disturbed by late corners"
Mr.. Bailey will be introduced to the
audience by Hon. j. c. Hutchinson. The
two gentlemen served In congress together
and are warm personal friends.
After the speaking Mr.. Bailey VIII pro-
coed to the Hutchins House. where Man
arer Gueringer has placed at his disposal
sumptuous apartments. This arrange
ment has been made by the local commit
tee in order that all those who desire TO
do so can call and meet the distinguished
guest.
Senator Chiffon. Senator Culberson and
ex-senator Mills. as we'll as several mem
bcrs Of congress. are expected, but none
of them have stated definitely that they
will come.
In this connection It is requested that
az many members OF the reception com
mittee as can do so will meet the early
tralns in order to BIO OF some service &c
arriving guests.
The reception committee Ia as follows
Colonel II. NJ. Johnston, chairman; Hon
]. c. Hytcheson, Mr.. L. j. Tuffy, Cap
tain Il. A. Reiohardt. Captain o. c. Drew
Hon. s. H. Brashear. General j. X
Waties, Mr.. Ed Kiam, Mr.. G.. A. Mistrot
Mr.. ]. NJ Cotton. Mr. Clarence Gueringer
Mr.. j. NJ. Lee. Mr.. w. H. Bailey, Cap
tain Jack Kennedy. Mr.. w. H. Coyie. Hon
Il. II. Vasmer. Judge w. II. Wilson, MI
II. H. Dickson. Mr.. II. t. d. Wilson
Mr.. D. II. Warner, Mr.. w. M. Read. Nj
h w Cortes Colonel Charles DILLINGHAM;
Mr.. John Lyons Major p. w. Cave, MI
w. d. Cleveland Colonel w. A, Chlldres
Mr. II. F. MaoGregor, Hon W. I. Burn
Mr.. f. Hacker. Mr.. Jules Hirsch, Mr.
j. Palmer, Mr. l.. j. Parks. Captain JANE
A. Baker. Hon. j. w. Jones, Hon. job
Kennedy. Mr.. ]. Il, McAshan. Hon.
r. Holt. Mr. 8. r. Perryman. Mr.. s.
Oliver, Mr.. ]. NJ. Gibson. Hon. John
Stewart. Hon. John It. Browne, Mr. II.
Garrow, Mr.. George Jones. Judge j. {
Tod Mr.. Hamp Cook, Mr. G.. +. Saute
DIR. Eric Schmidt. Mr.. J. l.. Mitchell. NJ
Tom Richardson, Mr.. a. r. loot. Mr..
Raphael, Mr., Il. C. Crawford. Major T.
franklin. Mir. George l.. Porter. Mr..
w. Sewell. Mr.. Hal Bates, Major 1.
Stafford. Mr. Abbott Cockrell, Dr.. j.
Kyle. Mr.. N. s. Medium. Mr. d. A. RE
nor, Mr. Sam Taub. Mr. w. J. Hancoc
Mir. j. j. Pastoriza, Mr.. =. X. Ewln
Mr.. w q. Sears Mr.. w b. Chew, N
N. L. Mills. Mr.. w. NJ. d, Lee Colon
S. W. Sydnor. Judge RI s.. Lovett. N
Fred Minister, Mr. Adam Clay, Hon, w,
Hamblen, Mr. Ben Campbell, Mr.. NJ. II
ing. Mr.. Phil Neumann. Mr.. Abe Lev
Dr.. ]. W. Scott Or. T. j. Boyles, Mr., \
@. Van Week. MI NJ. l.. Robbins, MIR,
L. Foley, Mr., Cliff Grunewald, Mr. p.
Banner Major w. II. Crank, Mr., A.
sittig. Mr.. w. Il. Porter. Judge j.
Lea, Mr.. George Clark Colonel II. J
Hail. Major Spencer Hutchns, Hon
F. Meyer, Mr.. Howard f. Smith, Mr.. n
fus Cage, DR.. A. M. Aubrey Mr.. c.
Boring. DR.. George clarendon, Mr.. G
Fredericks. Mr.. G, C. Street, Captain f.
Chew. Mr. II. NJ. Walker, Mr. c. s. Pc
field. Colonel w. b Slossom, Major
II. Dickson. Mr.. II, Hamilton, Mr.. @. '
Bein, Mr.. r. B. Courtney, Mr.. Il.
Heiner. Mr.. #. a. Heltmann, Color
q. Kittrell. Mr. T. w, House. Mr. Phi
Carson. Mr.. George d. Hunter. Mr.. w.
Aubcrtin. Mr.. l. s. Myer. Mr.. II. A. Jon
Mr. y. 3. Parker. Mr. II. A. Halvertt
Mr. c. w. Nelson. Mr.. F. A. Hervey. \
H. Henke Captain William Christian,
~ ID GhAar Ca1 nj
Robert L. Jones. Mr.. C, II. Mildly, \
Seth Strong. Mr.. ]. G. Bering Captain
Taliaferro. Mr.. w. " r. Watson Mr..
M. Mitchell. Mr.. D. d. Bryan. Mr. H.
Rich, Mr.. Ike Cohen. Mr.. John b. w
liams, Mr. u. #. Dupree. Mr.. George Ell
Mr.. w. w. Thomas
In condensed form the programme
today is as follows:
Parade At II o'clock
Concert by Herbs band at the Au
forum, beginning at 1880 p. m.
Address at o'clock by Hon. Joseph
Bailey at the Auditorium.
Fireworks at s o'clock p. m, prece,
by concert by Herbs band at For
park, by special corps OF Pains pyrote
nists.
Everything above is free with the S
exception of the fireworks, to which
charge of 20 cents Ia made.
Tickets are on sale at the follow
places: c. Grunewald. Ed Khan, Kr
& Tuffiy. Sweeney q Fredericks, L
Bros. I. L. Wolf & Co., G. f. Parl
Henry Brown g Co.. Abbott Cockrell
LEVIN and Mistrot Bros.
Herbs band will begin concert
eyening exactly at 1880, and everyone
can % so is urgently requested to take
early car to Forest park and listen 20
concert before the fireworks program
begins. Immediately upon the close
the fireworks programme there will
between thirty and forty tsreet cars W
Ing to bring the people back to the city
~
The Forenoon Parade.
Chief ffussey of the firs department
grand marshal for the San Jacinto par
today held meeting yesterday az
noon at his office and made anal nrrar
ments for the line OF march and the OF
in which II would move. II VIII form
San Jacinto. south OF Congress. and
coed as follows: Congress to Main. n
m.