New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-06
T|TAN|C'S DEAD BURIED SH|P TO RELIEVE NINA
Funerals and Memorial Services
Attract Large Crowds.
POLICE AT EAST SIDE HALL
Reserves Clear Way Through
Narrow Streets - Double
Funeral in Yonkers Church.

Funerals and memorial services for
several persons lost in the Titanic disas-
ter we're held yesterd Large crowds
were attracted in :. few instances ana
on the East Side the police were called
out 70 clear way from undertaking
rooms TO the hall where the funeral was
held. In Yonkers double funeral was
held. church being filled TO its capac-
ity.
In memory Of S Ward stanton, the ma
r,ne artist and authority on steam ship
nina. who was lost With the Titanic. ser
,.,..s yer. held AZ tn. Washington
ue,uhts United Presbyterian Church, Al
duhon avenue and l79d street, last night.
His wife. two daughters, son, ana MS
mother and brother. who had come from
Florida. were present. Win fresln"ht
Eben r. olcott and Captain George A.
White. general manager OF the hudson
River Day Line. and Mr.. Mallsrd' designer
~ the Washington Irving, for whose 50
loon walls Mr.. Stanton went 70 spain 10
make studies Of the Alhambra. Inc
etotcbas were lost with him when the
White Star liner sank.
The pastor OF the church, the Rev. LII
J. l.. Hervev. said in part
Ward stanton VAS a gentleman hrst OF
all. and with all the humility OF gentle
man. he recognized hts power and ABILITY
as a gift from God To him painting was
not work but pleasure, but ne striFeo
ever 10 cultivate his talent. for he wanted
70 do something better than any other
man Of mis- vocation.
The pov Mr. Rose. Of Mount Vernon.
and the Rev pr. J. NJ Farrsr. Of tho First
poformed church OF Brooklyn. took part
In tho services.
Many persons from Tottenvlli"' staten
Island. his former home. were present
Five thousand persons gathered outstd"
The undertaking rooms at No. ~ or'h'tn
s,,oo, yestcrdsv and marched 10 Pacific
Hail. AZ No 90 East broadway. 10 attenf
the funeral Of Simon Cantor. VINO lost Ms
life in the sinking of the Titanic. cantor
body was recovered by the steamer Mackay-
Bennett. and reached this city on SATURDAY
Cantor and his wife. Marion, were on
their way 10 thi. city from their nome IN
Russia lie was a furrier, and was plan
ring TO enter his trade in this city. "hen
The Titanic struck the Iceberg and the can
v.rrt out for the women and children 10
enter tho lfeboats Cantor was separated
f,om his wife who was rescued by the
crew NJ the Carpathia.
Word that cantors body vas lying III the
rooms at No ~ Orchard street got abroad
hue crowd heCHn
IN collect early yesterda! morning. BEFORE
10 o'clock. the hour set for the remoVal OF
the body TO Pacific Hall. the crowd hao
grown 20 such proportions that the reserves
from the clinton street station were called
out
The services in the hall were conducted oy
the Rev. Dr. Jaffe. and Ex-Governor FRANK
6 Rlack. who had been invited to speak.
made a short address. The body OF Cantor
uas later taken 10 the Mount Zion Gene
terry, in Brooklyn.
memorial service was held yesterday
afternoon for Emil Tsussig. who lost MS
life I'm the sinking OF the Titanic Inc ser
vice was conducted by DR.. stephen ;. wise
at the Taussig home. No. ~ west End
ayonue About two hundred and hfty rela-
tiyes and friends were present The service
was brief Mrs. Taussig and her daughter
were rescued from the Titanic. Mr. Taus-
sie was president OF the West Disinfecting
Company.
The funeral OF George Rosenshine. one OF
the Titanic's dead, was held yesterday In
tho Ansonia, DR.. Joseph Silverman ofii-
c,a,ing. Mr.. Rosenshine was returning on
the Titanic to attend conservation services
In BaysIde Cemetery, where monument
had been erected in memory OF Mrs. Dora
Rosenshine, his mother.
When relatives learned OF his loss In the
Titanic disaster the conservation services
we're nut OFF. Yesterday the services IN
cludcd the rites at the grave by Raooi
s,lyerman for George Rosenshne ana the
OF the monument.
A double funeral OF Alexander Robbins
and Charity Robbins, his wife, victims of
the Titanic disaster, was held at go p. m.
YESTERDAY IN st. Johns Church. Ionkers
.arCe crowds lined the street, and the
church was filed TO capacity. The Rev.
Mark Ericcon conducted the Episcopal ser
vice Members OF tine Sons OF St George,
~ which Mr.. Robbins was member. acted
as nall bearers and escort to the cemetery.
The burial was In the family plot at the