El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-09

] mat they ought not 10 LdIk SO nard
against the Democratic party as they
! might be Democrats themselves some
| time the collector SAID.
] Mayor Kelly at once called toast
! master Burgess to his side and talked
] eEcitedly to him for a minute. Mr.
| Burgess was seen to shake his head and
/ no further reference was made by the
/ postmaster to the incident
Tribute to Gen Scott.
Gen. Scott has earned his way by
achievement" said Mr.. Cobb. He has
Won his way by the greatest loyalty
! that must predominate in every officer
! ana soldier in order that the army
! may remain worthy. This man, we
: know, is loyal and true. In the patri-
oIIsIn OF American citizenship and as
an expression Of appreciation Of the
Lonof that has been shown US, 1 ask
you to rise and drink to the health
u w oodrow Wilson, our president.
NOW, Gen. Scott, with all the love
81 boy for his father, Of an Ell Pasoan
IOf a citizen, 7 bid you godspeed, God
I press you and crown your efforts with
| nonor and glory. When history is writ
ten 1eJ the name of Scott be so glori-
1leQ mat people viii stop to ask wheth-
er II IS Winfield Scott or Hugh Lenox
scott. God bless you and the great
president who has honored you" Gap
plause.)
Gen. Scott Replies.
POSTMASTER Burgess called upon the
/ 6lners to rise and drink toast to Gen.
/ scout. When this was drunk and Gen.
scout arose to answer the toast, the
applause continued for five minutes
and the gray general could hardly
speak Tor the emotion he felt because
or Ihe demonstration Of affection.
My friends Of FL Paso, you over
Whelm me with the warmth Of your
love-" Gen. Scott said. During the
50 years Of service in all parts OF the
world have never been associated
1 otter you welcome in Washington
or wherever may be and I take my
leave from you tonight with the most
profound regret" Gen. Scott paid a
warm tribute to the officers OF his
staff, to major Niche and to the citi-
Zens who have assisted him, and made
q feelng reference to deputy marshal
CharIes R Moore, who died Tuesday.
MT. burgess for the chamber OF COM
merce expressed to Gen. Scott the ap-
probation that body had Of his SER
vices.
Following the generals farewell talk,
the crowd stood and sang america"
and the dinner was converted into an
informal reception for Gen. Scott, dur
ing which the double quartet sang army
songs and the diners gathered around
Gen. Scott to congratulate him and to
tell him goodbye.
Entertainment Closes.
The program entertainment was well
arranged. The double quartet COM
posed Of ParYin White, Henry Beach, /
James G.; McNarry Capt Harry \.
CoggeshaH, Fred Billings and James A. !
Dick sang frequently and Francis |
Moore played the accomplishments for /
the quartet songs and solos, all OF !
which were appropriate for an army af- 4
fair. Capt Harry N. COotes did a cabaret !
stunt with his guitar, singing local !
parOd1es on mayor Kelly, POSTMASTER !
Burges, Gen: Scott and collector Cobb.
Capt Ben Nicklin sang an Italian song
in costume; Charles a. Brann did his
limitations of the prominent men pres
ent and the 18TH cavalry orchestra
played army airs during the courses.
The quartet sang "Tenting Tonight On
the Old Camp Grounds" as the final
number and the farewell to Gen. Scott
closed.
Those present were:
Gen. Hugh L. Scott first Lieut.. D.
S. Scott, A D. c. to Gen Scott, Can't.
w. 3. Hunt, department quartermaster
18th cavalry
Col c. a. P. Hatfield, Lieut. Col. T. !.
X Rivers, major Robert E. L. Niche
major P. D. LOchridge. Capt. H. n 4
Gootes' Capt Aubrey LippincOtt, Capt
W H. Clopton.
18th cavalry
Lieut., Col. John C. Waterman, Capt
J. ". Craig.
Col. Joseph 5Garrard, Col Robert D.
Read, major Lewis NJ Koehler, major
Charles D. Rhodes, Capt. Howard R.
HickOk.
goth infantry
Col. Robert H. Loughborough, Lieut..
Col Frederick Perkins, major VIM. s
Graves, Capt Geo. H. Estes.
Medical corps
Major W. T. Davidson, major C. ].
Signal corps-Capt D. B. Hyer.
p, Sixth Field artilIery-Capt E. D.
Ninth cavalry-CoL John F. GulfoyIe,
Lieut.. Col. Augustus c. Macomb
Tenth cavaIry-Col. John c. Gresham.
major Leonne L Byram.
dessrs-
C.. D. Hagerty. W. A. Willis, Robt
A;TI{ak3uer c, E KelIy R. T; Neill A
: S Woodwork, L A. Shedd, W. s.
Crombie, PeytOn J. Edwards J. H.
rogers, H. S. Beach, +. a. Dick J. G.
lcNary, J. h Nations, ". Cooley A !
v. Reeves, H. E. Whitaker, H. S. Pot
er' y, > stewart, j. J. Corners, J. a.
5weet, II. NJ. Andreas, J. A Wright. |
". 4. MaureT, H I, Burwel, D. b.
illltes, A P. Coles, r. z. Hines, G. W. /
3IXby, B. J. futile, Tom Powers, N. 3.
shastaln, j. l.. Bowen, H. 7. Bowie.
Z. l.. POmeroy, J. W. LOrentzen, W. b,
flardOn, P. r. Schuyler. Scott White.
, D. Clark, J. a. Happier, DR.. II. E.
tevenson; G. e.. Carothers. ". H
3urges, z. /. Cobb, Ben Levy. T. J.
afford. R. L. Dorbandt I. 3. Elder,
: H. Finley, R. z. Thomson, A. S. J.
lylar, A. r Burgess, B.. Mackin. J. l.
.oggeshall, F. G. Billings, c. Leonard,
I. 3. Orndorff F. ]. Weckerle, J. F.
H. J. Simmons, l. NJ Lawson
[. B. Stevens, G. A. frost. Claiborne
dams, H. r. McClintock w. n Hix
on, H. R; Wagner, F. n. Sommerfeld.
A Wuest Waters Davis, A. N
crown, J. J. Egan, ". D. MavfieId. 7
}. Brady, J. ". Pettus. c. i. Wolfe
. J. Kohlberg, J. J. Raster, W. III
helton, ]. J. MUndy, W c. Mccormick
larry Swain, H. w, Broaddus, c. E. =.