The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-16

commissioners of the District of Co
lumbia; the judiciary of the District
of Columbia and judges of the United
states courts; the assistant secretaries
OF state, treasury, war, navy, interior
and agricultural departments; fife as
SlStant postmaster general; the solic-
itor general and assistant attorney
general; organized societies; citizens.
Inc troops designated to form the eS-
cort viii assemble on the north side
OF pennsylvania avenue facing the ex-
ecutive mansion, the left resting on the
eastern entrance to the grounds and in
: inverse order so that when the column
is formed to the left the organizations
VIII be IN their order above described
The formation will be completed at
a. n. on Tuesday, the 18th.
Inc civic procession will form in ac-
| cordance with the directions TO be
given by the chief marshal.
The officers of the army and navy
selected TO compose the special guard
of honor will be al the capitol so as 10
receive the remains on arrival there
Ihe military guard will escort the
remains from the capitol to the rail-
road station. The troops on that date
VIII assemble on the east side of the
capitol and form a line fronting the
eastern portico of the capitol at ! D. m.
me procession will move on the con-
clusion of the services at the capitoI
commencing at L o'clock D. m, when
minute guns viii be fired at the navy
yard by the vessels of war which may
! be in port and at Fort AIyer and by a
I battery of the artillery stationed near
/ the capitol for that purpose
At the same hour the bells of the
several churches, fire engine houses
/ and the school houses will be toIled
/ The firing of the minute guns and the
/ tolling of bells to continue until the
departure OF the remains of the late
| chief magistrate for the railroad depot
At 2:S0 D. m. the officers of the army
] IN he
/ clal guard Of honor will assemble at
/ the pennsylvania station in time to re-
| ceiVe the body of the late president and
/ deposit 1t IN the car prepared for that
! purpose. AS the necessary limits of
! time do not permit personal commu-
! nication with the public officers of the
/ United States and of the several states
enumerated in the foregoing order.
/ they are respectfully requested TO ac-
cept the invitation to take part in the
/ exercises conveyed through the publi-
, cation hereof and to send notice Of
/ their intention to be present to the
ment at Washington.
! Organizations and civic societies de-
Slrlng to take part are requested to
1 send similar notice at the earliest time
pracucaoie 10 the chief marshal of the
civic procession, General Henry V.
| Boynton. Wyatt building WASHINGTON.
John HAY,
Secretary of State.
] hOOI,
Secretary Of War.
JOHN D. LONG,
Secretary of the NAVY.
HENRY B. F. MACHLAND.
President of the Board of Commission
ers. District of Columbia.
Navy to Participate.
Secretary Hackett today issued an
order to all officers of the active list of
the navy and marine corps on duty in
Washlngton 10 meet the remains of tha
late president on its arrival from Buf-
talo and TO march as a guard of honor
TO the executive mansion. and on Tues
day between the White House and the
capitol, and on Wednesday between
the capitol and the Pennsylvania sta
ton.
The following special guard of honor
which viii escort the remains over the
same route and finally TO Canton, was
appointed: Rear Admiral A S. CROWN
shield, Rear Admiral Charles O'Neil.
Paymaster General A. S. Kenny, Briga-
der General Charles Haywood, L. S.
NJ. c.
All officers of the flag rank will con-
stitute an additional special guard of
honor in Washington, but will not ac-
company the remain to Canton
The following members Of the Dis
trict of Columbia Loyal Legion have
been designated to act as special guard
OF honor at night while President Nc
kinley's body lies in state il Washing
ton: Admiral john G. Walker. Colonel
Cecil Clay. Captain c. c. Cole. Major
F. G. Larrabee, Colonel Archibald Hop
kins, Captain +. w. Mitchell, General
George b. Williams, Colonel G.. A.
Woodward. Colonel Carroll d. Wright.
Captain r. w. Tyler. They will serve at
the White House Monday and Tuesday
night
Thus far the only naval orders issued
fcr participa ton in the parade have
been to the marine band. a detachment
of marines from the Washington bar
racks and fifty seamen from the Illinois
at New Orleans. but the balance of the
naval contingent will be ordered to-
rnorrow hy Acting Secretary Haclkett