Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-13
FRIENDS RETICENT
But They Have implicit Faith
in Arthur PenneI|.
Remains Will Be Brought to Maine,
Tomorrow, for lnterment.
Universal Testimonial to Good Quail
ties of Deceased.

Buffalo, n. Y, March 1.-THE re-
mains of Arthur II. Pennell and his
wife, the victims of Tuesday night S
strang fatality at Genres quarry, were
taken from the undertaking rooms, to
their former home on Cleveland ave
nue., this evening. They will remain
there, tonight, and after brief funeral
services, tomorrow afternoon, will be
taken to Mr.. Pencils old home, near
Brunswick, Me, for interment
The bodies are in caskets of a gray
ish color with silver trimmings. The
silver plates are inscribed with the
names and the dates of birth and death.
Final arrangements for the funeral was
made, this afternoon, by relatives of
the dead couple. Rev. Frank S. Fitch,
D. D., of the First Congregational
church, will read brief services at /
o'clock.
Only close friends and relatives of
the family and a committee represent
ing the Bar Association of Erie county
will be permitted to attend the funeral.
Later the remains will be placed on
board an east-bound train. The rela-
tives of the Pencils desire to leave the
city as quietly as possible. For ethat
reason the exact time of their depart
ure has not been made public.
Numerous kilograms have been re-
ceived at the Pencil home, today, from
Yale classmates of Mr.. Pencil. Two
Of the kilograms were from well-known
professors in two of the largest colleges
in the East. All the kilograms ex
pressed deepest sympathy. They indi-
to1 hat IT, all hall in, h icr1a
esteem by those who knew him best.
Simon F'leischmann, chairman of the
Erie County Bar Association, today.
appointed a committee to represent the
association at the funeral services.
The committee includes County Judge
Edward Emery, Surrogate Louis w.
Marcus, Former District Attorney Pen
ney and other well-known lawyers.
The necessary permits for the re-
moval of the bodies outside the state
were issued, today, by Medical Exami-
ner Dancer. One permit shows that
Arthur r. Pencil was SO years old
born on the Pacific ocean, son of John
D. Pencil and &f1bie Pencil, (nec
Reed, of Brunswick, Me-, death caused
by crushed skull.
The second permit shows that Carrie
L. Pennell was 80 years old, born at
Norwich, Conn.,, lived in Buffalo y
wears, and was daughter of Winslow
NJ. Lamb of Lime, N. Y.
Mrs Seth r. Paine, who is one of the
witnesses wanted in the Burdick inquest
left the city. tonight. Whittier she went
IS not definitely known by the police, but
1T a late hour, tonight, it was stated pos
lively by police official that she had left
the city.
A detective sergeant was looking for he"
with a summons to appear before Judge
Murphy, who will conduct the Burdick in
quest, Saturday. When he called at the
house. tonight, he was Informed that Mrs
Paine was not at home. He was not salts
led with this reply and entered the house
After leaving the Paine home he went
1t once to the New York Central station
He was told by the ticket agent there that
woman closely answering Mrs. Paines
description had bought a ticket. He did
lot remember for what place, but he
-hought it was for Batavia. Mrs. Paine's
husband is a dentist and practices in Ba-
,avia.