Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-05-02

oli' VI lut UioSt popui'i Juiists WI thc
bench and also holds a high record for
the trial Of cases in his court. lie was
born in Wntprvilc. Conn. Just fifty
years ago. He was married early and
is proud Of being the father of thirteen
children. the latest of which arrived
| only few days ago He received his
| early education in the common schools
of Peoria and later finished at Trinity
College. Dublin. returning to Chicago
and taking up the practice of law. lie
IL quite as much interested i'm Irish
national affairs as he Is In the affairs
of the Democratic party of Chicago.
and in both he is in ardent worker. lie
has served the people OH the bench for
more than dozen years.
Judge Edmund w. Burke. who has
been rcnominated by the Republicans.
is one of the very best Judges of the
| Circuit Court He II one of the hest
read lawyers in Chicago and is uni.
versally respected by bench. bar and
people. Judge Burke Is an old resi-.
dent of Chicago. and Is now serving
htS S''OHu tcTIn.
Murray +. Tulcy has been a Judge
of the Circuit Court of Cook County
for so many years that he has come to
he known as the dean of the judicial
corps. Besides this distinction. he Is
looked UPON as one Of the ablcst law
yers of The country. Born in Louis
| n. H..
when he was but III years old. He i'm
mpdiatcly took up the study of law.
and worked az this until the Mexican
war broke out when he joined the
army. Later he practiccd law In Santa
Fc ana was Attorney General of New
Mexico for a term of years. He re-
turned TO Chicago in 1854 and has re-.
manned here ever since. He was once
an Alderman here. and was afterward
Corporation Counsel. ana has been on
the bench since 1873.
-'a.",
Daniel ]. Schuyler. ST.. L. one of the
original members of the Chicago Hnr
Association. and has practiced here
for more than thirty years. During
that period he has been connected with
some of the most important litigation
which has come before the United
States courts. Mr.. Schuyler comes
from Dutch ancestors. and Is u direct
fdescendant Of General Philip Schuyler.
Of Revolutionary fame. He is about
90 years old. lie was born In New
York. but came to Chicago when Il
young man and has grown up with the
city. lie Is Il member of the Holland
Society and Of the Hamilton Club.
| Lockwood IlonOre was very recent
ly before the public gaze and the story
of his ability was frequently told. AS
an opponent of Henry sherman Bou.
tell for Congressional honors he put
up u remarkable and very creditable
fight. He Is n member of the law firm
of Green. lOnOre Il Peters. and re-
sides az 135 Lincoln Park avenue. He
IL an uncle of Alderman Palmer and
n brother Of Mrs. Potter Palmer. Mr..
HonOre was u judicial candidate once
before and has received many like
honors.
George Mills Rogers Is spoken Of as
highly as any candidate for the bench,
AMI Is said to have shown himself am
ply fitted to assume n Judicial posi-
ton. He II the son Of n Judge. and In
his early days had much Of the Judi
clal temperance instillcd In him. His
father. John q. Rogers. Is said to be
one of the best Judges that ever sat
on u bench In Cook County. The Judi.
cial candidate was born In Kentucky
forty.ninc years ago, but was brought
TO Chicago by his parents when 1
years of age. He studied In the pub
lie schools while boy. and afterward
Went 10 Yale, where he was graduated
with high honOrs. He was admitted
TO the bar in 1878 and has made an
excellent reputation as II lawyer of
Judgment and ability. For thirteen
years he has been Master In Chan
Gerry.
Thomas Maclay Ioync was born In
Galena. ILL.,. July II, 1913. He came
to Chicago with his parents while very
young. ana was educated In the public
schools of this city. He was graduated
from the law school of the old Chlca.
go university in 1896 ana since that
time has been connected with Il
number of firms prominent in Chicago
legal circles. lie was one OF the found.
crs Of the old Chicago Democracy
which afterward became the IroIiOis
Club, to the presidency Of which he
WAS elected In 1897. lie Is Il member
Of the Illinois Bar Association. the Chi.
cago Bar Association, the Law Instl-
. tute ana the Union League club.
: Andrew J. Ilirschl was born in Day.
I export, Iowa. in 1852, ANA has prac.
tlced law in Chicago for the hast twelve
years. He Is of Hungarian parcntagp.
, but received his education in this
country, being graduated from AM
herst College In the class of lNT3 His
,, preliminary legal training Mr., lllrScll
gained ut the Iowa state University in
Iowa city. He started the practice
of his profession In Davenport, In
ls9l Mr.. Hirschl came to Chicago aud