The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-05

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Short Address by the President
ara an Orntion by senator DepeEY-
been appointed marshal of the military
features Of the ceremonies incident to
the unveiIing of the Logan statue next
TUESDAY. has arranged the details for the
parade The procession viii escort the
President from the White House Grounds
to Iowa Circle. where the memorial to
General Logan IS located. The formation
Of the parade will be as follows:
Brig. Gen f l. Guenther, United
States Volunteers. Marshal; Major John
\. Johnston, [. s a, Chief Of Staff;
Capt F. s Strong. Artillery Corps, L. S
A. Adjutant General, and aides.
Lieut. Col B. Reeves Russell, [. S. NJ.
c. in command of six companies United
States marines from the Washington
Barracks. and one company United
States scamen.
Capt c d. Parkhurst, ARTILLERY Corps
L S a, commanding Fourth Battery,
Artillery Corps. L. S A
The President and members Of his Cab
met
Col. NJ E. Urell. D. c. n. G.. command
a provisional regiment of infantry, d. c.
N G.
Brigadiel. General Guenther, who is
now a colonel in the United States Army,
attached to the coast artillery. received
his title in the volunteer service during
the Spauish-American war. He is now
in command at Fort Monroe
General Guenther has invited number
of prominent member of the Grand Army
of the Republic TO serve on his staff as
aides Tuesday The parade will not be
large in numbers. A company of seameu
have been included in the programme and
will be in the procession if available
General Guenther cannot at present an
nounce the vessels Of war from which he
expects the seamen to be detached
The troops will assemble in the streets
contiguous to lie White House at 100
O'clock Tuesday afternoon At o'clock
the head of the procession will start
The line OF march is through Jackson
Place TO H. to Sixteenth Street. thence
TO Rhode Island Avenue. and along Rhode
Island Avenue to Iowa Circle
The parade Will be dismissed at the
monument after the ceremonies
The Fourth Battery, Artillery Corps. on
arriving al the circle. Will Immediately
retraCe the route of march. to the White
Of where at the moment of the unveil-
ing OF the statue. it will fire major gen
erals salute Of fifteen guns in honor of
General logan
No alteration Of the programme Of the
ceremonies al the monument have been
made The Rev Frank NJ Bristol, pas
TOR OF the Metropolitan ri z, Church.
which the President attends. viii open
the ceremonies with the Invocation at
$50 o'clock. The President of the Socie-
" of the Army CT the Tennessee, Genera
G; s. Dodge, viii have cnarg+ OF the ceI-
emouies, and viii make 4 Lrtef opening
address, presenting the sculptor, Frank
lin Simmons
The statue Of General Logan viii then
be unveiled by George Tucker, grand
son of General logan. President Mchin-
ley viii follow with -rIef a'Id-css. when
the grafton Of he gay viii Oe delivered
by Senator DeDew- Dr. Bristol viii then
pronounce the benedictiOn, With which
the ceremonies will close.
Among the guests of the occasion be
side the President and his Cabinet viii
he a number of prominent civil war vet
GRAMS Delegations from the Society OF
the Army Of the Tennessee. from the So
ciety Of the Army OF the Cumberland, ano
OF the Loyal Legion viii be present