Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-08
Arrangements Completed for the I'm
yelling eeraApnies Tomorrow.
ORDERS BYNlRs6AL OF TIE PARADE
Military ecortto the President
and thu Cabinet.
THE PRoGRAM IN DETAIL

A. Logan, reposing on the magnificent
metal pedestal In the center Of Iowa Circle.
will be unveiled tomorrow afternoon
shortly after e 80 q. clock Master George
Tucker, grandsgnsef the famed warrior.
has been chpsen.t to pull the silken cord
which will RELEASE the elinging ensigns and
disclose the heroic bronze to public view.
The program fof the ceremonies in con-
nection with the unveling has been COM
pleted. Gen. Grenville NJ Dodge. president
of the Society of the Army Of the Tennes-
see will preside. President Mckinley is
expected to make few remarks, but the
principal address of the occasion will be
delivered by Senator Gbauncey NJ Depew
of New York
Col. Francis l.. Guenther- Of the 4th
United States ARTILLERY. grand marshal Of
the military parade arranged for tomor-
row afternoon. has issued his final orders
The military parade will move from Penn
sylvania avenue in front of the White
House up 10th street to Rhode Island ave-
nue., and thence eastwarly to Iowa Circle
at 18th street. The troops have been or
dered to assemble at / 80 o'clock, and will
move probably at pm, or as soon as the
President shall start for the scene of the
unveiling. The military parade will serve
as the presidential escort.
The Local Veterans.
In addition to the military parade the
local veteran organizations will each march
by separate routes to Iowa Circle. The
Department of the Potomac of the Grand
Army has been ordered to assemble at 18th
and streets at 1:45 o'clock, and headed
by John A. Logan Post. No. 13, will march
to the statue. The Union Veteran Legion
will assemble at 14th street and Rhode
eastwardly one. block and take up the posi-
ton assigned the command. The Union
Veterans Union, headed by John A. Logan
Regiment, No. 2, Division Of the Potomac,
will assemble at 9Th and F streets tomor-
row afternoon at 1.30 o clock and proceed
along street to; 9th street, where the
commander-in-chi and staff will join the
division and be escorted, the route continu-
ing on F street to 18th street and thence
due north to Iowa Circle.
In addition to the President and cabinet
and those participating in the program, the
members of the Logan family and their
especially invited guests the principal &C.
cupants of the stand erected about the
statue Tomorrow afternoon will be the
members Of the Society of the Army Of the
Tennessee and the Society of the Army OF
the Cumberland.
The Society7of the Army of the Tennessee
has been ordered by it's president, Gen.
Granville M. Dodge, to meet tomorrow
morning at o O'Clock at the Arlington Ho-
tel. The society Will meet again at the
Arlington at 1870 Selock in the afternoon
to march to the statue. Members of the
Army the tennessee IN washington are
invited to meet with the society.
Gen. d. S. Stanley, president of the So
ciety Of the Army of the Cumberland, has
issued an announcement stating that Cen
efal Dodge has extended cordial invita-
ton to all who served in the Army of the
Cumberland to meet with representatives
of the Arny-of the Tennessee tomorrow
afternoon at the Arlington. and ito. proceed
been reserved. The Army of the Tumber-
land representatives have been ordered to
assemble at the. Arlington at O'Clock.
Mrs. John A Logan, widow of the soldier
whose yalor won his the statue which will
be unveiled tomorrow. will be present at
the ceremonies, together with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Tucker, and little Master Tucker,
who will pull the unwilling cord. Others
Cunningham, Mrs. Logan's brother, togeth-
er with his wife and daughter, and Mrs
Jenkins, a cousin of General Logan; Mr..
Thomas M. Logan Of Murphysboro. ILL.,. a
brother Of General Logan: Mr.. Logan Tuck
? er of Chicago, a grandson of General Lo-
gan; Miss Eliza Logan of Illinois, niece;
Lieut.. George Wood Logan and Mrs.
George NJ. Pullman OF Chicago, who is
Tom Morley Of Youngstown, Ohio, who
was body servant TO Maj. John A. Logan
jr., and who was with that officer in the
Philippines when he met his death. will be
terested spectator.
The veterans who are to participate In
the ceremonies tomorrow afternoon will
be granted a half holiday from the de-
partments in which they aye employed.
Program of Exercises.
The program of exercises at the statue
has been arranged under the direction of
Col. Theodore F. Bingham. superintendent
of public buildings and grounds 1t will
be inaugurated at .2:30 o'clock and is as
follows.
II Remarks by presiding officer. Gen. G.
NJ. Dodge, president Society of the Army
of the Tennessee.
2; Invocation by Rev. DR.. Frank M.
Bristol =.
3. Presentation Of the sculptor, Mr..
Franklin Simmons. and unyeiiing Of the
statue by Master George Tucker grand
son of Gen. Logan. Music. 4th Artillery
Band.
4. Remarks by the President of the
United Sites.
s. Music, 4th Artillery Band.
9. Address by Senator Chauncey M.
Z. Music, 9TH Artillery Band.
.: Benediction by Rev. DR.. J. G. Butler.
Col. Guenther was appointed as marshal
OF the military features pertaining to the
unwilling by the Secretary OF War. He ar
rived in the city last week and issued gen
eral orders No. 1, assuming command, and
announcing the appointment of Lieut. Col.
John A. Johnston, assistant adjutant gen
erai. U. s. A, as chief of staff Other an
pointments on the staff of the marshal in
clude Maj. Harvey c. Carbaugh, Z. s. A.:
Capt. Frederick 8. Strong. U. s. A., and
Capt: Andrew Parker, District of Columbia
militia. -
Marshal's Orders.
General orders No. 2, issued from the
headquarters of the marshal, give the de-
tails of the military parade as follows:
"The following are the orders for the or
gaihzation. movement and dismissal of the
troops participates in the ceremonies at
tending the unTeIliing OF the statue of Mai.
Gen. John A. Logan U. s. ". and consti.
tuting the escort 81 the President OF the
United States:
1.-The escort will be composed as follows:
Platoon Of mounted police
Marshal 14tan and aids.
fin Artillery Band
and Battalion U, 8. Marines,
Lieut.. Col. Be Reeves Russell, u. g. NJ C..
Commanding.
4th Field Rattefy. Artillery Corps.
Capt. c. d. Parkhurst, Artillery Corps,
" EouiManding.
The President Of the United States and
Iss Cabinet.
Provisional HAkiuf(Yft Natious3 fSuard Mia.