New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-20

Inc aged grandfather. Edward schmld. and
his son, Charles Schnntd sat AZ m. head Of the
eiree eoIins with bowed heads. When the pail
hearers carried the three collins to the sidewalk
mere was a rush on the part of the crowd. and
was al that Sergeant Fennen. OF the Thirty
HIth-st. station. and twenty policemen could DO
10 hoid the throng in check while the collins
We're put IN the hearses. Another rush followed
when the carriages were driven UP. hundreds
pressing forward in vain endeavor TO get a
seat in one Of them.
What do you want to get in these carriages
for?" asked of the policemen OF a woman
and her two grown daughters after he had re-
pressed them for the third time. You don't
know them and what do you want TO push
yourself in for"
oh. it's a nice day for a ride" replied the
woman. unblushingy. and others that don't
know them got In, why shouldn't we?''
Twice later the police We're compelled to pre-
vent the same three women from taking seats IN
one Of the carriages and once it was only by
threatening arrest that the elder woman and
one Of the daughters We're induced TO leave a
carriage in which they got seats by jumping in
through the door toward the centre Of the
street.
Al the undertaking establishment at No LASS
LeXington-ave. the funeral Of Mrs Margaret
Molitor, wife of Adoph Molitor, foreman Of the
Mount Vernon Brewing Company; Miss Mary
Hagenbacher, Mrs. Julia Dunn, sisters Of Mrs
MolitOr; Arthur Dunn, son OF Mrs Dunn. and
Miss Fannie Irwin was held.
Mrs. Dunn and Miss Irwin had been Identified
with the Harlem Branch Of the Salvation Army
and In the morning Colonel Miles and Captain
Green with members Of their stats, held the
burial services Of the army over the bodies,
The bodies OF three more Of the family. Eva.
aged eight; Carl four, and Joseph. a six-months-
old baby. have not been recovered. Last
Wednesday morning there were eleven in the
Molitor family. To-day there are three.
The funeral Of Mrs. Annie NJ Beckmann and
her baby daughter was held at the Emmanuel
Lutheran Church. Less than two years ago.
Mrs. BecllmaRn was married at the same
church
GAVE HER LIFE FOR THE CHILDREN.
The funeral Of Miss Mary Abendschein was
held AT the family home, No. 30 East F,igb-
feminist She had devoted the greater part o.
her thirry-four years TO St Marks Church, and
especially 10 its sunday-school work She was
TOT years assistant superintendent oH the infant
class was the principal contraIto Of the church
choir and had been active in the social and mis-
sionaTy work Of the parish. She and Carl An
ger. W II. Putnam and W. H. schaffer. we're
the real promoters and managers OF the excur-
sion. and al four lost their lives. II is said be-
Or
opportunity TO save themselves to care for and
save as many Of the children as possible
on the day Of the excursion Miss Abendschein
had under her personal care some two hundred
OF her infant class and something ike a hun
drec more Of their little friends WHO accom-
panied them
There was no music at the services When
some one commented on this. one Of the on
GERS Of the church replied:
There is no choir left. Al are gone-chrrch.
choir and Sunday school
Immediately after the Abeudschein funera,
turned out Of Eighteenth-st into First ave.
similar services began at the home Of MI Pull
mann
The funerals Of the three members Of the fam
fly Of Hermann Heuer were held at No 129
Divtsion-st- Dora the wife and mother:
Dora, six years old, and Hermann. eight years
old, the children, We're lost. and Marie ten
years old, IS still missing. Adoph. fourteen
years old, and the father ara the only surviving
members Of the family or six.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth C. Sch-umpf
John Edward schrumDf and William Walter
Schrumpf. wife and sons Of ex-P0llceman
Schrurpf. Of No. 20S Avenue 2. was at 81.
Thomas's Protestant Episcopal Church. Fifth
ave and Fifty-third-st.
IN the Evangelical German Lutheran Church,
in East HoUston-s1, the funerals Of the three
members OF the Pattibaum family were held.
Those or the family who lost their lives were
Hermann Pattibaum the father: Eliza Patti
baum. his wife. and William Pattibaum their
thirteen year-oId son.