El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-14

uElQ pEMQ4lE news 0L EEldlANGc-
To Bury Wallace Monday.
The funeral services of W J. Wallace
Will be held at 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing from the chapel Of the undertaking
parlors Of J. J. Raster & Co The
services will be under the auspices of
the Masonic fraternity. and interment
will be made in the Masonic plot at
Concordia cemetery. Relatives of Mr..
Wallace earnestly request that no
flowers be sent Mrs. Wallace is a
sister OF Mrs r P Kyle Of zoos East
Rio Grande street, and has been living
with her little daughter at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Kyle. Mrs. Wallace
and Mrs. Kyle are Tombstone, ATiz-.
girls, their maiden names having been
WOlcott.
To Re Buried Here.
Funeral services Of J. W Woon.
another OF the victims, will he held
this afternoon at o'clock at the Peak
undertaking parlors, sos Texas street
The services will be conducted under
the auspices OF the local Masonic lodge,
while interment viii be made in the Ma
sonic Concordia cemetery
Acting upon the advice from rela-
uves, the body Of R. H Simmons will
be shipped to Danville. Iowa, this af-
ternoon by the Peak undertaking COM
pany- His mother lives there
The EIks VIII Be in Charge
The remains Of J. P. Coy will be
shipped to Bisbee, Ariz-, for interment,
while relatives Of Alex. Hall have wired
orders that his body be sent to Douglas,
where q wife and children reside. It
viii be sent tonight.
Coy's wife first ordered his body in
tered here by FL Paso lodge of EIks.
but later Bisbee lodge arranged to
have the body sent there for iiterment.
as he is a member of the Bisbee lodge.
All day crowds filed past the re-
naming bodies Of the men at the local
undertaking parlors to view the re-
mains. It was necessary to have DO
lice at each Of the undertaking pariors
and TO close the doors frequently be-
cause Of the crowds
Double Funeral
Simple but impressive funeral serv-
Ices for Maurice Anderson and Ernest
L Robinson, two or me IS Americans
murdered by the Mexican bandits at
santa 4sabel, were held jointly at
o'clock Thursday afternoon from the
church Of St Clement Rev. Henry
Easter met the caskets It the door Of
the church and preceded them Up the
ais-e to the foot Of the c1ancel Steps
reciting the hope inspiring sentences of
Christ, 1 am the resurrection and the
life. saith the Lord. he that belioVeth
in me. though he were dead vet shall
he live. and he that liveth and believefh
in me shall never die" The easket con-
tanning the remains OF Mr.. Robinson,
completely covered with beautiful flow
ers, was brought IN first accompanied
by the pallbearers, who were J. N.
Romagny, J. B. Gwin, DR.. ]. A Raw
lingS, DR.. Irving Mcneil. Charles RI
kahr and Joe Woods. The casket was
followed by the widow OF the murdered
man and a little group Of his closest
friends. Following them the flower
covered casket containing the body CT
young Anderson was brought in by
the pallbearers, who were DR.. H. H.
Fields, James OFT Charles Quailey,
Chester Dunn, George Hillary and
Henry Seamon.
Parents Overcome.
HIS parents Mr. and Mrs. Rowland
Anderson and their three SONS, Paul An
derson. Rowland Anderson, jr, and Joe
Anderson, followed with a group OF
their closest friends The brief. i'm
pressive service Of the Episcopal church
was read by Rev. M Easter, the choir
in full vestments softly chsnted, Lead
Kindly Light" The Lords prayer was
said and the creed with its belief of
immortal life was repeated. Then while
the choir sang Jesus Lover of NY
Soul" the minister led the way from
the church TO the waiting hearses with
out
Crowds Of Men.
The church was thronged with the
friends Of the two men, and many of
the county and city officials. Prac-
tically all OF the refugee American col
ony from Mexico were present and the
waiting automobiles outside of the
church lined the streets about the
church. The majority Of those attend
ing the funeral service were men. The
interment was at Evergreen cemetery
where the solemn burial service Of the
Episcopal church was pronounced by
Rev. Henry Easter and the bodies com
mitted to their graves.
Both graves were completely hidden
under the numerous and beautiful floral
offerings OF the friends of the deceased.
Capt W D. Greet and several police
officers were stationed outside the
church preceding the service and among
the congregation during the funeral
Dance Postponed.
In respect TO the victims the weekly
dinner dance OF the Toltec club was
omitted Thursday night 1t will be
held next Thursday night
The 65th district court adjourned Fri