The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-17
ORDER GIVEN FOR
STATE FUNERAL
Changes Made to Meet Wishes
of Mrs. Mckinley.
FORMATION OF THE PARADE
REMAINS WILL START FOR CAN
TON THIS EVENING.
FORMATION OF THE PARADE

4ON his e. EN- 1N0-
Washington. Sept 16.-The following
is the order of arrangements for the
obsequies at Washington Of William
Mckinley, late president OF the United
States. as revised to meet the wishes
OF Mrs. Mckinley:
On Tuesday at o'clock a. m. the
body will be borne to the capitol, where
religious services viii be held. after
which the body of the late president
VIII lie in state in the rotunda for the
remainder of the day. IN the evening
the remains viii be borne to the station
OF the Pennsylvania railroad, escorted
by squadron of United States cav
airy. and then conveyed to their final
resting place at Canton, o. The order
for Tuesday viii be-:
Section I.
Funeral escort under command of
Major General John Z. Brooke, L. S. 4.
Artilery band.
Squadron of cavalry.
Battery Of field artillery.
Company a, United States engineers.
Two battalions coast artillery.
Hospital corps.
Marine band.
Battalion of marines.
Battalion OF United States seamen.
National Guard. District of Columbia.
Section II.
Civic procession. under command Of
Chief Marshal General Henry V. Boyn-
ton.
Clergymen in attendance.
Physicians who attended the late
president.
Military order of the Loyal Legion
of the United States.
Grand Army of the Republic.
Guard of honor, pall-bearers and
Oncers of the army, navy and ma
rine corps in this city who are on duty
with the troops forming the escort, VIII
form in full dress, right in front, on
either side Of the hearse, the army on
the right and the navy and marine
corps on the left, will compose the
guard of honor.
Family of the late president.
Relatives of the late president.
Ex-presidents of the United States.
Section III.
The president
The cabinet minister's
The diplomatic corps.
The chief justice and the associate
/ justices of the supreme court of the
I United States.
Members OF the United States house
/ of representa- tives-
/ Governors of states and territories
/ and commissioners of the District OF
/ Columbia.
! The Judges Of the court of claims, the
judiciary of the District of Columbia
and judges of the United States courts
The assistant secretaries Of state,
7 treasury, war, navy, interior ana aSrl-
culture, the assistant postmasters gem
; eral.
! The solicitor general and the assist
ant attorneys general
The Chiiian claims. industrial, inter-
state commerce, isthmian canal, joint
f~rf7 Naxfcan hNUnnarU- 0En
end fisheries, special tariff and Philip
pine commissions and other depart
mentS and commissions of the govern
nent, in the order of their precedence.
/ OficfaI representatives. of the insu-
( lar governments.
/ Organized societies.
! Citizens
How Troops Will Form.
The troops designed to form the es-
] cort will assemble on the north side of
. Pennsylvania avenue, facing the eXecu-
tive mansion. the left resting on tie
eastern entrance to the grounds and in
inverse order, so that when the column
! IS formed to-the left, the organizations
4 will be in the order before designated.
/ The formation will be completed at 8
a. m. on Tuesday, the nth inst
The civic procession VIII form IN ac-
cordance with the directions to be given
by the chief marshal
/ The officers of the army and navy
I selected to compose the special guard
of honor and such other officers of the
army and navy as may he designated
will be at the capitol, so as to receive
the remains on arrival there.
Religious services will be held in the
rotunda Immediately after the arrival
of the remains: Thereafter during the
remainder of the day the body will lie
in state in the rotunda, and win be
escorted 10 the railroad station by a
4 squadron of cavalry.
While the cortege moves to the rail-
road station minute guns viii be fired
at the navy yard by the vessels II
war which may be in port, and at For,
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
of the school houses will be tolled The
firing of the minute guns and the toll
ing of the bells will continue until tho
departure of the train from the railroad
station at about p. m
Guard of Honor.
The officers of the army and navy
to compose the guard Of honor 70 ac-
company the remains of the late press.
dent TO the place OF final internent a
Canton, O., will assemble at the rail
road stationsat 49, y. a4l., 10 rS~O-. -,
body and 10 accompany it to the ca
reserved for the purpose
other officers Of the army, navy and
receive the body on its aS~riv al Monday
evening will reassemGls In full dres
uniform at the railroad station at 1:5
D. m. Tuesday to pay final hoRors t.
their late commander -in-Cbief
AS the necessary limits of time d,
not permit personal 1O1pmunica ton.
with the public officers of the UniteS
States and of the several states emu
merated in the foregoing order. rhe'
are respectfully requested to accept IN
vitation to take part in the exercise
conveyed through the publication here
of. and to send notice nf the intention
to be present to the secretary of wa
at the war department IN WASHINGTON
Orga nized civic societies to take par
are requested to send similar notice a
the earliest time practicable to the chic
marshal of the civic escort, General b
V. Boynton, Wyatt building. Washing
ton. D. c.
(Signed.)
JOHN HAY.
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