Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-06-11

The services at the theater were
closed with prayer by Rev. J. r..
Collins, pastor of the Methodist
church.
Leaving the theater, the different
organizations formed in line. The
procession was made up as follows:
Goldfield Band
Tonopah Military Band
Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias
Mckinley Lodge No 26. Knights Of
Pythias
Mlzpah Lodge No. 25. X. OF p.
Pythian Sisters.
Body of Mr.. Falvey In hearse
Bodies of Dr. Wheeler and Messrs
Rice and Krieger on large
auto truck
Eagles Drum Corps
Relatives of the deceased men
Eagles. Masons. Elks. Moose, Odd
Fellows. Woodmen, citizens
on foot
Eastern Star ladies in carriages
Rebekahs in carriages. and vehicles
carrying citizens
The route of the procession was
from the Hippodrome. Miner street
and Main street to w. Crook avenue.
AS the bodies of Dr. Wheeler and
Messrs. Rice and Krieger will be
shipped Friday morning to Denver.
Colo, Portland Ore, and Philadel-
bearing them left the procession at
the corner of Main and Crook streets
and returned to the undertaking par
lors. The procession then proceeded
with the body of Mr. Falvey to the
West Side cemetery. where II was
placed in its final resting place. At
the grave the burial service of the
Uniform Rank. Knights of Pythias,
was read and selections rendered by
the quartette above named. after
which the Tonopah Military band
played Nearer, My God. to Thee"
The general committee in charge
of the funeral of the four victims of
the accident consisted of G. H. Olds,
r. p Cooke. Benjamin Rosenthal.
Rodney Armstrong and Walter s.
Norris representing the Knights of
Pythias; David Aspland. Masons:
Isaac Bair. Elks; F. Fremont Reed.
Moose; Charles Robertson. Eagles
Mrs. Malarkey. Pythian Sisters
Thomas Bidwell. Odd Fellows; Mrs.
Parker. Eastern star. and Mesdames
George f. Bates and Fitchett, Re-
bekahs. The following sub-commit-
tees had charge Of the funeral:
Music-Bair, Bates and Olds
Decorations and Hall--Armstfong
Reed and Robertson. and Mrs Malar-
key
Transportation of Bodies-Aspland.
Armstrong and Bidwell.
Hearse-Norris, Olds and Blair and
Mrs Parker.
Drum Corps -Rosenthal. Robertson
and Bidwell.
Closing OF Business Houses-Ros-
enthal. Reed. Aspland. Bidwell, Rob-
J erson and Olds.
! To Arrange for Pallbearers-Ros-
enthal. Armstrong. Bair, Aspland, Bid
; well Reed and Robertson and Mes
. DANES Malarkey. Parker and Bates.
Services Cooke, Rosenthal. Arm
! strong, Aspland. Bair and Reed.
The shops. depots and offices OF
the Tonopah & Goldheld, the Las
Vegas & Tonopah and the Tonopah
& Tidewater railroads closed from
: 80 until 4;30 as mark OF respect
Mckinley lodge No 26. Knights OF
+ Pythias, OF Goldheld, received from
= Amlty lodge No. 8, OF Reno. the fol-
lowing telegram:
/ "The great calamity that has be-
n fallen you "a the untimeIy and hor-
e rifying death Of Brothers Rice.
g Wheeler. Rrieger and Falvey and the
/. injury to Brother Bannister was con.
d veyed 10 unity lodge In session to-
< night. TIE hearts Of the brothers OF
I Amity lodge pnlsate IN deepest soF'
Is row and sympathy for Mckinley
lodge and the relatives Of the de
ceased brothers Words are made
e auate TO convey 10 you the full i'm
,e preston of how deeply We feel this
10 calamity. and We only wish We hae
a. the power to comfort and console
IN those afflicted In this. their hour o
gloam and daFkneaA-