The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
ORDER OF EXERCISES
PROGRAM FOR oBsEaUIEs IN
 WASHINGTON.
At g O'clock This Morning the he- mains will Be Borne to Rotunda of the Capitol Where They
 Will Lie in State.

Washington. Sept. 16.--The following is the order of arrangement for the obse- 9uies at Washington Of Wilnam ns.aa Men,n- s,stns az revised to meet the wishes of Mrs.
 The remains of the late President will night, and will be escorted to the Execu. States Cavalry On Tuesday at g o'clock a. m. they, will be borne eft, f1 tn the ca Capitoi, s ter which the body of the late President will lie in state in the rotunda for the remainder of the day. In the evening the inc Pennsyivania Railroad, escorted by a squadron of United States Cavalry, and ther conveyed to their final resting place A' order for Today. Section l-Funeral escort under com mand of Maj. Gen. John R. Brooke. United Ststes Army. Artillery band.
 Squadron of cayaary;i, cay y,;,,.rv
 Company A. United States Army En- | gineers. .. .r,,u..x Hospital corps.
 Marine band.
 Battalion of marines.
 Battalion of seamen. =. r.,,,r,,,,o National Guard. District or Columpia' Section 2.
 c,,sc rrocess,on. under command of | Chief Marshal Gen. Henry V. Boynton' | Clergymen in attendance.
 Physicians who attended the iate rres- Military order of the Loyal Legion or 'nS Grand % Army of the Republic. ... Guard of Honor, pail bearers anu heafse: oficers of the army. navy and Marine s'l1 | Corps in this city who are not ,i 3n tn.,,, ruy with troops forming the escort, VII rsn aosm the army on the right and the navy apd marines on the left, and compose the Family of the late President. Relatives of the late PresidenS | Ex-Presidents of the United states. | Section 8.
 The President and Cabinet Ministers. | The diplomatic corps. ....u | The Chief Justice and the Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of the The senators of the United States.
 Members of the United States House or cnvernors of states and Territories and Commissioners of the District of Column ''T The Judges of the Courts of Claims. the iudiciary of the District of Columbia and | Justices of the United States.
 Assistant Secretaries ot state tne me | Treasury, War, Navy, Interior ana As-
 The Assistant Postmaster General.
 The Solicitor General and Assistant At- ''Thes The chilean claims, Civil, Industrial. In- ter-State Commerce. Iethmian Canal. Joint High Mexican Water Boundary, Fish and Fisheries; Special TaTln ,ha- ana asa partments and commissiones of the gov- ernment in the order of their procedure. Oficial representatives of the insulaS | governments.
 | Organized societies.
 The tropos designated to form the es- will Sn facnR the tive Mansion; the left resting on the | eastern entrance to the grounds and In inverse order. so that when the column 1 will be in tho order before designated. | The formationS will be completed at 9 a. | m. on Tuesday. The officers of the army l and navy selected to compose the spe- cial guard of honor and such other ofti- | cers of the army and navy as may be | designated will be at the Capitol so as to
 Religious services viii be held in the | rotunda immediately after the remains arrive. Thereafter the remainder of the tur1da and will be escorted to the rail | road station in the evening by a squad | ron of cavalry. While the cortege moves be fired at the navy yard by the vessels of war which might be in port, and at | Fort Myer, and by a battery of artillery | stationed near the Capitol for the pur- pose. At the same hour the bells of the several churches. fire engine houses and | school houses will be tolled. | The firing of the minute guns and the | toIling of the bells will continue until the departure of the train at about s
 The officers of the army and navy who accompany the remains of the late Pres | ident to Canton will assemble at the railroad station at 7:30 and receive the | body. Other officers of the army, navy and marine corps previously instrvcted to receive. the body on its arrival Mon | day evening will reassemble in full dress uniform at the railroad station at | 7:30 D. m. Tuesday to pay final honors i to their late Command er- in- Chief. | As the necessary limits of time do not lic officers of the United States and of the several States enumerated in the foregoing, are requested to accept the invitation to take part in the exercises of. and to send notice of their intention | to be present to the Secretary of War l at the War Department in Washington.
 Organized civic societies to take part are requested to send similar notices at the earliest time to the chief marshal of | Wyatt building, Washington, D. c.
 ~ Secretary of State.
 Ellhu Root
 Secretary of War | John D. Long.
 Secretary of the Navy Henry B. MacFarland l President of the Board of Commission
 CTS of the District of Columbia.
 Cleveland to Attend.
 Washington, Sept. 16.-General John M. | a fRh