The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16
LOCAL PLANS COMPLETED.
Arrangements for the Reception Of
Mr.. Mckinley Remains


Services at the Capitol Tomorrow
To Re Brief and simple in Defer
ence To the Wishes OF Mrs. McRin-
Iey-Thc order of the Procession.
All Of the arrangements for the recep-
tion Of the remains OF the late President
Of the United States at the National Capt.
tai have been practically completed and
the funeral plans perfected. Commission
CT Macfarland. who has had charge OF the
programme for the religious services in
the rotunda Of the Capitol. this morning
made the following announcement Of the
order Of services, which will be brief and
simple:
Hymn. Lead. Kindly Light"
Prayer. Rev. Henry r Naylor, D. D,
Presiding Elder, NJ. +. Church,
Washington District
Hymn. Sometime Wen Understand"
Address. Bishop Edward G, Andrews,
u. D, NJ. = Church.
Hy mn Nearer My God, to Thee"
BcnediCtiOu----EC Rev " II Chapman.
ID. D., acting pastor Metropolitan
The music will be furnished by the choir
Of the Metropolitan N. + Church.
II has been in deference TO the wishes
Of the bereaved widow Of the late Chief
Magistrate that the services viii be made
short and with as little pomp and osten-
tation as possible, and at the same time
show a proper respect and pay due hon-
age TO the distinguished dead.
THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME
The change in the date Of holding the
funeral from Wednesday 10 Tuesday
terations in the programme Of arrange
ments. Colonel Sanger. the Assistant
Secretary Of Var. General GeIlespie. and
Commissioner MacfarIaud worked until
early this morning perfecting the plans
for the reception Of the remains Of the
late President and for the obsequies
which are TO take place tomorrow This
morning the following corrected pro-
gramme was issued
The remains Of the late President Of the
United States Will arrive in Washington
at $50 O'Clock D. m on Monday the 18th
Of September, 1901. and will be escorted 70
the Executive Mantion by a squadron cf
United States Cavalry. On Tuesday the
be borne TO the Capitol. where the reIig-
ious service will be held. after which the
body Of the late President viii lie in state
In the rotunda for the remain4er Of the
day. In the evening the remains will be
borne 10 the station Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, escorted by squadron Of Unit
ed states Cavalry and then conveyed to
thelr hnal resting place at Canton, Ohio.
order OF procession for Tuesday:
SECTION Funeral Escort.
Under command OF Major General John
r Brooke, L. s. Army
Artillery Band.
Squadron Of Cavair-.
Battalion OF Light Arr l5ery
Company a, L. s. En-1neers
TWO Battaliuns Coast ARTILLERY.
Marine Band,
Battalion Of Marines
Battalion Of L. 5. Scamen.
Brigade Of National Guard OF the District
Of Columbia.
SECTION II-Civic Procession.
Under command Of Chief Marshal Gen.
Henry Y. BOyntOn-
ClCrsymen in attendance
Physicians who attended the late Presi-
dent
Military Order Of the LOYAL Legion Of
The United States.
Grand Army Of the Republic.
Guard of Honor. Bearers. HeaUse,
Bearers; Guard OF Honor.
Officers Of the Army. Navy and Marine
Corps I'm this city who are not on
duty With the troops forming the
escort. viii form in fun dress, right
Ia front. on either side Of the
heaTsc-thc Army on the right and
the Navy and Marine Corps on the
left-and compose the Guard of
Honor
Family OF the late President
Relatives Of the late. President
The EN-Presideuts of the United States.
SECTION III-The President
The Cabinet Ministers.
The Diplomatic Corps.
The Chief Justice and Associate Jus
tces Of the Supreme Court OF the
United States
Senators Of the United States.
Members Of the House Of Representatives
Of the United States
Governors Of the States and Territories
ana the Commissioners Of the District
Judges of the Co.rt Of Claims. the Ju-
dietary Of the District Of Columbia.
ana Judges OF the United States
Courts
The Assistant Secretaries Of State. Treas
ury. War, Navy. Interior. and Agri-
The Assistant Postmasters General
The Solicitor General The Assistant At
toru-ys General
OfiCfaIs Of Cth,T departments and com
missions Of The Government iU order of
their precedence.
Official representatives, OF the Insular
tIDFeruus suts.
Organized societies
Citizens.
The troops designated 20 form the es-
cOrJ viii assemble on the north side OF
Pennsylvania Avenue, facing the grounds
and Ia inverse order. SO that when the
column is formed 10 the left the OrganiZa-
lons viii be in the order before desig-
mated.
The formation will be completed at 9
a. m on Tuesday. the 18th inst The civic
PROCESSION VIII form in accordance with
the directions TO be given by the Chief
Marshal The officers OF the army and
guard Of honor and suUh other officers OF
the army and navy as may be designated,
Will he al the Capitol, so as 70 receive the
remains on arrival there
Religious services VIII be held i'm the
Rotunda imme diately after the arrival OF
the remains. Thereafter during the re-
iiiHlHl'r OF IN" day the body viii lie in
state ia tho rotuuda and win be escorted
10 the railroad station IN the evening bv
a squadron Df cavalry While the ccrttl...
moves 10 the railroad s-aIion minute
guns viii be- fired az the Navy Yard by
the vessels Of war which may be- in uOTr
and at Fort Mytr and bv Il battery Of
1T itul'iN stationed near the Capitol for
the purpose At the same hour the bells
OF the several churches fire engine houses.
ana OF IA. school houses viii be tDII-d
y he firing of the minute guns ana the
loluUE or Tho bells Will continue until the
departure Of tho train FROM the railroad
station 20 about s. d. m
Officers ~ the army and navy selected
10 compose the special guard Of honor to
accom- lrN} lu, remains Of the hate Pr,Si-
,'hl To- the place of final iEtCTmCuC at
canton. Ohio. will asSe mble at the rail
road station at T.2U %. m. 70 receive the
'1Ay ana accompany II % the car resery-
cd for the purpose.
Other officers Of the Army. Navy. and
the MaHug Corps previously Instructed to
receive the body on its arrival Monday
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