The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-07
ANARCHISTS PROPOSE
TO HAVE PUBLIC EULOCY
Union Square Selected as Scene of
Memorial TO Their Companions
Killed by Explosion.
POLICE MAY THwART THEM
Movement Under Way TO Prevent
Demonstration Over Bodics-Berk-
man Confident That Ceremonies
VIII BE Carried Out.
Special to Tho Times Dispatch

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch1
Nrw York. July 6.--rhe svoUed in
tentioD OF Alexander Berkman and
his fellow ana rchists publicly to
eulogize tho three anarchists killed by
explosion Of :, bomb on Sunday, prob
ably will DO foiled by city authorities.
Alderman Delaney will take tho first
step toward this Tomorrow. when no
Viii introduc" :: resolution refusing "a
public funeral
The violent deaths Of the three an
archists led to the postponing OF tho
trials OF ten l. w. w. rioters. who were
arrested at Tarrytown. When ar
raisned to-day their counsel asked
,hlt the hearing be postponed to July
le- Two OF the anarchists killed here
were among those accused OF riotinz.
Alexander Bcrkman, who is direct
ing arrangements for the public me.
mortal for the three victims Of tho
tenement house explosion. WHO were
will fight the attempt of the authori-
tics to head 81 of
we viii hold public memorial to
Arthur Caron, Charles Berg and
Charles Hansen next Saturday in
| Union Square" he said. I'VE have al
ready made demand upon tho police
TO- the bodies. We ere to get them
after the inquest. which should be
over within twenty four hours
No permits are poeded for our me
mortal services. They are not re-
I 'igjcua services We will not invite
any ministers The bodies viii lie IN
state for a timo at the undertaken s
rooms. and then win be borne upon
tho shoulders Of comrades TO Union
Square. The police cannot moles, q
funeral cortcgc. The bodies will rest
in Union Square while the. funeral ora
tiona arc spoken The police cannot
Interfere with that. We shall carry a
portable platform and erect 1t our.
selves
"Wll The American naE be carried
in :he procession he was asked
we do not usually have flags. but
we will carry mourning flags" he re-
piled.
viii that be the black nag?"
1T is more Iikel, 10 b. the red nag
draped with crepe" Was the answer
we have arranged for the crema-
ton OF the bodies" continued Berk-
IMAM. Then at least one urn will DO
kept in the rooms of Mother Earth
and the others in the rooms Of tho
Tianctsco Ferrer Association"
CAMPAIGN IS PLANNED
TO SUPPRESS ACTIVITIES
Ono aftermath OF the dynamit. ex-
plosion which wrecked Harlem tene-
ment house OF Saturday, killing four
persons. was conference of police Of
fcials to-day. At which campaign
OF anarchists. Industrial Workers of
tho World and kindred agitators.
or tho four who met violent death on
Saturday. Arthur Caron and Charles
Berg were reputed 20 be I. ". W. mem
bcrs and Carl Hansen allGh with
anarchists.
Michael Murphy, or Auspenti. who
escaped his companions fate In Satur-
days explosion. has eluded the police
They want TO question him as 10 his
Knowledge OF a possible plot 70 make
use or the explosives In Westchester
County. either at the estate OF John u.
Rockefeller or in the Tarrytown
court where Caron. Berg and others
were TO have been tried to-day In con-
nect!on with their recent anti Rookie
Teller demonstrations The trial Was
post poned
Murphy was identified to-day rs ap-
parently' the same man who twice .ried
- force his way INTO Mayor aItchels
office few days after an attenlp: was
made on Tho Mayors life in April Ii-
wanted 70 COMPLAIN that q magistrate
had fined him unjustly for speaking
publicly without a permit
The police tonight secuted the claim
of Miss Louise Berger, Hansens half
sister, that Hansen. Berg and Caron
were killed b. a bomb sent them by
enemies.