The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-15

Then came the Young Mems Institute
with 200 members in line and COM
manded by Supreme President f. w.
Kierce and Past Grand Presidents M.
w Fleming and Charles G. Wiley.
Following them were the societies of
st. Peter, st. Paul and ST Joseph, led
/ by their observation-disclosures Mershen, F..
B. Schoenstein and Joseph Scheid. These
in turn were followed by the Italian
and German benevolent societies and
the parochial societies OF the various
churches.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
The order of St Vincent de Paul was
led by its president, ]. M. Burnett, and
e. 2. Carr as marshal.
Then came the knights of Columbus
numbering in their ranks many promi-
nent citizens and marching 700 strong.
At the head of their column were Dis
trict Attorney Langdon. William A.
Kelly and Joseph Rosboro. Patrick
Farrell acted as marshal and the fol-
lowing Grand Knights were in COM
mand: Charles Donlon, James r.
Keith. T. ]. Savage and Philip ]. Fay
Immediately following them were the
carriages of Archbishop Riordan and
the visiting Bishops.
Fourteen companies of the League of
the Cross Cadets were led by Lieuten-
the following staff officers in uniform:
Adjutant j. Burns. Majors B. T. Craw-
ford, L. Coghan and A. O'ConnOr; Cap
tains George McVicker. C. ]. Mogan, F,
McGovern and J. G. Meagher, Lieuten-
ants ]. Mead. J. Cons and T. Fuller
The commanding officers of the COM
panies were: Company A, P. McCarty;
Company c. T. O'Leary; Company d.
A. Burk; Company E. G. Meagher; Com
pany f. j. Ready; Company G, F..
Sirard; Company H, J. DAILY; Company l,
e. Barieau; Company X, f. j. Grumley;
Company M. George Bowling; Company
n, II. J. Leonard; Company o. T. O'Day;
Company S, F. E. King, and Company t,
J. w. Morey. In all the League of the
Cross had 500 men in line.
The honorary pall-bearers were:
Board of trustees of the Roman
Catholic Seminary of San Francisco:
Edward Mclaughlin, San Jose; Joseph
A. Donohoe, San Francisco; Richard E..
Queen. Richard j. Byrne
League of the Cross: Thomas II. Fall
lon DR. S. J. Cunningham.
Knights of Columbus: James R.
rissey, Theodore ]. Savage, Philip j..
Young Mems Institute: John D. Ma
honey, ]. ]. McDade, ]. F. Barry, Dr.
J. A. Carew.
Newman Club, Los Angeles; Joseph
Scott.
Ancient OrQcr OIL f1lD6IuidHS. l. L.
ODowd. William Boyle.
ST. Ignatius Society: James r. Kelly.
Maurice Pope.
ueI Haskins, John t. Burns.
ST Vincent de Paul Society: John
NJ. Burnett, r. George Green.
ST. Joseph's Society: Joseph W.
St Paups Society: F. B. Schoenstein,
r. O'Day; Company S. F. E. King, and
Company 7, ]. w. Morey. In all the
League of the Cross had 500 men In
This organization was one in which
Archbishop Montgomery always took
special interest In fact, he, in con-
nection with Father Connolly, had or
ganized 1t fourteen years ago when he
was the secretary of the Archbishop
PRIESTS AS PALLBEARERs
A hundred carriages brought up the
rear of the line. In them were the
prists chosen as pallbearers and the
representatives of the different sister
hoods The following priests were pail
bearers:
Rev. L. Serda. Sacred Heart Church,
Oakland: Very Rev. A. H. Ayrinhac, $.
8. president of st. Patricks Seminary,
Menlo Park; Rev. P. E. Mulligan, St.
Joseph's Church; Rev. Peter c. Yorke,
d. D., st. Anthony's Church. East Oak
land: Rev d. o. Crowley of the Youths
Directory: Rev f. p. Dempsey of ST
Mary's Church, Oakland; Rev. p Casey
of st. Peters Church; Rev J. B. Nc
Nally, ST. Patrick's Church, Oakland:
Rev. j. f. Nugent. St Roses Church:
Rev. NJ Guibert, French church, and
two priests from the Los Angeles do
cese
Among the prominent citizens who
followed the body to the grave were
Judges Coffey. MurasSy and Graham,
Mayor Schmitz. Chief Shaughnessy.
Carrot McEnerney and Stephen v. Co.'S
tello.
FUNERAL TRAIN AWAITS
1t was the noon hour when the pro-
cession began it's march from the ca
thedral to the yalencia-street station,