The evening world., 1913-04-17
STRIKERS MENACE
POLICE At BURIAL
Of RIOT VICTIM
Mamaroneck Specials With
drawn by Sheriff to
Avert a Clash.

wtTlRiu8 ithi1aH rOau WOThcrb Oh DiVu
day. waited nervousiy this morning for
the funeral Of Rafaelo Pine, the one
victim. of the hght. and II was with a
sIgh Of relief that 0aamaroneck folk saw
the great parade Of more than 1000
Italians pass through the town toward
IArchmont on their way to the Holy
sepuichre Cemetery In New Rochelle
shortly before noon. Previously there
haA been funeral services In 81 Greg
ory's Church In Harrison. where the
deeA man had lived. and other SER
yIess n his home, . little nat In
tvo.story brick building over . sa-
loon. where Two years ago he had
hss,Ght his bride after the biggest
wedding ever seen In the Italian coll
en-.
And the funeral to-day was the eis-
sest funeral ever held there. There were
forty carriages. . big band, ana
bearvs drawn by four black horses
There vas q carriage hiied with flowers.
ana through the long Journey from Har-
r,som to New Rochelle. some seven
.sv6,es. the marchers tramped to the
verasWs Of Choplp's Funeral March.
'Nsmaroneck folk niled the streets
~ watch the cortexc. but there was not
. SolicsmAn In sight nor was one need-
- vtom the time they entered the
town to the time they passed out to-
wNrd Larchmont the paradcrs main
tolned . decorous quiet. There was no
disorder Of any kind.
oNgNtFF KEPT THE POLICE OUT
OF SloHr.
DuG 4 wss due entirely 70 the fore
thought Of Sheriff william J. Doyle
sAat the quiet funeral procession was
net turned irto . riot more dangerous
thAn the encounter Of Monday. for In
thoe lie Of serious-faced men. march
~ WITH bowed heads. were scores who
hol mot h6oitated to declare thai we're
thoy - much ~ 10 catch . glimpse OF
auv Of the special police who had bat.
tlel With them on Monday and had
killS1 Pine. they would rend them limb
ssoo llne.
TAsy epat on the ground they
nsationed these men. calling them mur.
Aosrs and declaring that they deserved
. 0usdsrers fate. and ~ they marched
tho strests Of Mamaronsck they pesrsd
eFum beneath lowered brows for .
glimpse Of the msn they had come 70
hs1o. And but for Doyle they would
have found them standing on guard
v1lh loaded rifles and sh0tSuns. for
when ths sheriff reached MArmaroneck
sasly this morning he found that more
thAa forty policemen and specials had
beoa sent out. heavily armed. In plain
slsthss 70 guard the line Of parade.
DUyss instsntiy ordered every man
Into Police Headquarters. whence they
ceuA make = dash. II necessary. but
where they would be invisible to- the
easily aroused paraders. Doyle himself
{. a the one or two deputies who had
accompanied him kept out Of sight.
orRIkGAO IMPLANTED ~ ePeGcH
OePoRG FUNERAL.
The strikers were innamed by the I'm.
passionsA words Of an italian member
Of The Order Of Foresters who addressed
theo at the dead mans house. Men
and women wept openly. and 1t wal
thon were heard the threats against
he specials who had slain Pine. But
tie words Of Father O'Suliivan A. h,
oeaAuctsA the funeral services In st
OesGory's calmsd the throny and ths3
marched quietly to the outskIrts oI
Harrison under escort Of Capt. Monro,
and half Q d0ssn policemen. At tn,
MAmAsopeck line the police turned bacl
aaa the procsasion waited . moment q
Though expecting 20 80 an escort .
AAmAroosck police. When they al,
net hewsver. they proceeded on thsi
wAy.
At Barry avenue. the scene Of Mon
days conaict. the procession halted an
many Of those In line crossed them
selvsA while others spat on the groun
snA made signs which the few onlook
srs took to b oaths Of vengeance. The
the procession moved ON.
AAsad marched some twenty me,
taking the place the police had bee
expsctsd to al. Behind them came tn
baad. then . carriage containing tn
pail bearers. then the hearse and tn
aowsr carriage. the carriage oontainin
the parents. widow and infant son
PiAe and then the long ranks Of marcl
ere Nearly forty carriages brought U
the rear Of the procession.