The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-15
JUDGE ULLMAN'S FUNERAL
ATTENDED BY THOUSANDS OF
 PEOPLE.

T
 of Note in the state--COrtege the
 Largest Seen in Many Years-TOuch-
 ing Tribute by Rev. Dr. Levy-Mag-
 nificent Display of Floral Emblems-
 Many FraternaI and Other orgnniza-
 tions Represented-Burial in Vest
 ville Cemetery.
 The funeral of Judge Jacob B. Ullman was held yesterday afternoon from the Temple of the Congregation Mishkan Israel on Orange street, and was one of the largest here in years. The temple was filled to overflowing, and fully two thousand people stood outside at and near the temple, there being no more room inside.
 The body was taken from Judge Ull- mans late residence in Whitneyville at noon to the temple, and between l and | 2 o'clock the temple was opened to all who wished to view the remains. Hun dreds of friends availed themselves of this opportunity. A great number of floral tributes were banked high up in the front of the tenn pie near the casket. At o'clock the services commenced and at that hour the temple was filled and many were unable to get in. The services were opened with the chanting of a memorial for the dead, "Adoni Mo Adom," by the regular quartette of the temple, com posed of Dr. and Mrs. Seymour L. Spier. Miss Roberts and William E. Morgan, jr. During the services the quartette also sang 70 Rest in the Lord, and at the conclusion of the ser- vices Lead, Kindly Light" ! Rev David Levy, of the temple, off, ciated, and was assisted by Rev. sam uel Shulman, rabbi of the Temple Beth EI, of New York, who is one of the off, cers. in the Order of Bnai Brith, in which Judge Ullman was a prominent member.
 In the main body of the temple were many officials in the state and city government, members of the judiciary and the bar from this and other coun- ties, and representatives of many diff ferent fraternal organizations. Among them were Governor Roberts, Con- gressman-at-Large Lilley, Governor elect Woodruff, Chairman Kenealy, of the republican state central committee; Judge Simeon E. Baldwin, Judge Liv- ingston w. Cleaveland, ex-Chairman F'yler, of the republican state central committees Colonel Theodore H. Mac donald. and many others of note,
 A delegation of the members of the class of 99, Yale Law school, and the members of the board of education, up- on which Judge Ullman served were also present.
 Rev. Mr Levy delivered the eulogy speaking of Judge Ullman's public ca reer and splendid private life,
 From the temple the mourners went to the cemetery of the Congregation Mishkan Israel, on Whalley avenue, Rev MT. Levy conducted the service at the grave.
 The honorary bearers were Governor Henry Roberts, Governor-elect Rollin s. Woodruff, Mayor John P. Studley, Max Adler, Simon B. Shoninger, Judge Will liam l.. Bennett, Hon, James A. How arth, Edward H. Rogers, Lewis Oster- weis, Hon. Eli Whitney, Colonel c. w. Pickett, Dr. Henry Fleischner, Charles Hartmann, Jacob B. Klein, Hon. James H. Webb, Morris Spier, Colonel Theo- dore H. Macdonald, Judge A. McC. Mathewson, Charles l., Kleiner and Senator James E. McGann.
 The active bearers were Henry C.. Bretzfelder, Albert Rogowskl, Samuel E. Hoyt, Thomas F. Noone, Alexander s. shoninger, Charles w. Birely, Dr. Alfred G. Mailer and Albert J. John son.
 The floral tributes numbered 115, the whole space at the altar and speakers platform being occupied by these splen- did tokens. A list of the tributes is as follows;
 MT. and Mrs. Max Osterweis, star of flowers on easel.
 Dr. Mailer and family, spray of white chrysanthemums.
 MT. and Mrs. Gustaye Osterwcis, crescent of red roses and asparagus. l Mrs. Maier Zunder and Reginald Zun- der, spray of pink chrysanthemums.
 Charles and Joseph Smith, spray of pink chrysanthemums.
 Adelphi Literary association, wreath of flowers on easel.
 Mrs. B. Rogowski, spray of pink chrysanthemums tied with black gauge.
 Attorney w. H. Williams, spray of white chrysanthemums tied with rib bon.
 Mrs. Henry Karlsruher, spray of chrysanthemums.
 Officers and members of the board of education, large basket of chrysanthe- nuns.
 Henry Machol, spray of chrysanthe- mums.
 General committee of district grand lodge No. 1, I. o. B. B., urn of chrysan- themums.
 MT. and Mrs. Max Adler, broken col umn.
 Mrs. I. strouse and family large wreath of carnations and asparagus. MT. and Mrs. Edward H. Rogers, spray of chrysanthemums.
 MT. and Mrs. F. M. Adler, large spray of white roses.
 Judge Cleaveland, spray of chrysan- themums.
 Officers and members of the Young Mems Republican club, large standing wreath.