The San Francisco call., 1901-11-14
FUNERAL OF CHIEF W. P. SULLIVAN
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selves worthy of the example that he has given.
Pray for him; pray that he may go to that
rest that knows no disturbance; that his may
be the rest of the righteous-the rest that comes
in that heaven where unkindness and injustice
can meyer again wound his generous heart
AT the conclusion of the requiem mass
the flower -bedecked coffin was borne to
the hearse by Police Sergeants Henry
Gleeson, John 7. Green, Clarence Coogan,
John G. Ayers, H. j. Wright and Charles
Mcdonald.
The First California Volunteer Regiment
band played a funeral dirge, and headed
by, an escort of mounted, policemen and
Colonel O'Neil and staff, the cortege
wound its way down Oak street. The pro-
cession was a long one. Fully 5000 men
were in line and more than 100 carriages,
containing the family, relatives and
friends.
Following the commander of the regi-
ment was the First Battalion. In COM
mand ma of Major Filmer At II the ne @ head M OF
Quaide, chaplain of the regiment. Next
in line were the staff and line officers of
the League of the Cross Cadets. Then
came the hearse and the honorary pail
bearers. Among the latter were;
Mayor James D. Phelan Captain John F.
Seymour, Police Commissioners Howell. Ma
honey. George A. Newhall and Judge William
I. Wallace, General Dickinson, General War
field, Fire Commissioner Rola V. Watt Sheriff
Lackmann. District Attorney Lewis F. Bying-
Supervisors Booth, Brandenstein. Braunhart,
Curtis, Connor and Wilson Superior Judges F.
II. Dunno and Frank Muraskey, Police Judges
Gabaniss and Fritz, Commissioners of the
Board. of Public Works Manson and Mcguire,
Dr. Hansen: Major Dorm. Captain Bush,
tain A. ]. Dunieavy representing the Police
Department; Colonel ], F.. Bergen, represent
ing the Second Brigade staff. n. G. c.; Secre-
Joseph S. Tobn chairman Police Committee of
the Board of Supervisors; Chief Dennis T.
3 Suiliyan. San Francisco Fire Department:
Clair Hodgkins. Chief OF Police OF Oakland
J: D. Call Chief of Police of Stockton; ]. A.
Elton, Chief of Police of Los Angeles; Arthur
Williams. aid to, deceased as colonel OF the
F,rst Pnct,a Regment n C. prs Williamson s .s,S and
Agent. and William A. Pinkerton. ex-chefs of
Colonel Chadbourne. General William R. SHAFT
ter, DR.. Lustig. Phil Fay and DR.. Mccarthy.
Following the pallbearers came the
police department Every mans star was
draped and all wore white gloves. Cap
tain Whitman led the police. Captain Nor
man followed. Lieutenant Birdsall COM
manded Company,sA and was assisted by
Lleutenant John Martin; Captain spillane
was in charge of the officers stationed on
the water front. .Lieutenants Price and
anderson marshaled the Mission. police
men, Lieutenant Mooney was in charge
OF the Ocean View squad. More than 400
uniformed men were in line and the po-
lice made an imposing display. Next
Widows and Orphans. which is a part of
the department. In the ranks were men
who have been retired for injuries sus-
tanned in service sor from advanced age.
Numerous handsome floral pieces were
received and three wagons were necessary
to remove them; to Holy Cross Cemetery.
Each division of the police force sent a
floral piece That of Company D was a
broken vase, with the motto. God S
noblest work-an honest man." That of
Company A was a great vase of chrysan-
themums and ferns and that of Company
3 was shield constructed in the form
of a badge. which was the emblem of au-
thority of the Chief of Police. The League
OF the Cross tribute was an immense
pillow of violets. Charles Fair sent a