Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-14

with sturdy Allan Pinkerton. whose
fame as u detective Is spread upon the
records of the civil wars secret service
of the North. George lIamlin gave eff
feet to this song. and also Nearer. Ny
God. to Thee" and "Abide With Me-"
In the course of his address. the Rev.
DR.. hoffman paid a tribute to the serv-
ices rendered to- society by the Pinkcr-
ton interests. which. he said. always
had laborcd in vindcation of the law,
bringing to justice persons whose con.
duct was ut variance with the moral
welfare Of the country, removing evil
conditions the world over and making
the world "a fit place even for God to
dwell in"
Conspicuous among those In attend.
ancc at the funeral and who acted as
an honorary pallbearer. was James Nc.
Parland, in charge of the work In the
West, whose work In the prosecution
Of the Mollie Mcguire conspirators In
Pennsylvania and more recently In con.
ncctlon with the prosecution Of William
y. Haywood. secretary Of tho Western
Federation Of Miners, with which Har.
~ orchard confessed he had connec.
ton. Also present were the other
heads of the various Plnkcrton bureaus
throughout the country. Eight stal.
wart young men connected with the
Chicago Office acted as active pallbear.
ers. The honorary pnllbenrers were
Kendrick and Thomas Hughes and
james Head, brothers.in-law Of the dc.
cedent; James Mcfarland; T.. 8. Gay.
lor, manager, and J. II. Schumacher,
superintendent Of the Chicago division
Of the agency; Patrick Foley, inspector
Of the protective patrol, and Asher
Tossiter, the latter also Of the Chicago
Office.
The mourners included the widow
Mrs. Lewis NJ. Glib and Mrs. Jay Car
lisle, daughters, New York; Allan Pin
kert0n, sOn, New York; william A
Plnkerton and family; Mrs. Joseph o
Watkins. Chicago, niece; Mrs. william
G. Pullman, niece, Chicago; daughter
Of William A. Pinkerton; Mr.. and Mrs
william ]. Chalmers and Thomas Chnl
mers, Jr., Chicago, and Mrs. Jaine'
Pettigrew, New York.
The Rev. John Cavanaugh, Of HOLY
Name Cathedral, and the Rev. N. J
DOrney, pastor Of st. Gabricl's Roman
Catholic Church, lifelong friends Of tn
Pinkerton family, also attended TIN
services. Among others present wer'
members of the police departments an,
private detective agencies, rs well ~
the pOstoilice and government secre
service Of Chicago and other cities.
Floral pieces were contributed from
many different places, among thOs
paying tribute to the memory Of the de
tective chief being the following:
Employees Of the various department
OF the Chicago office, g. +. Newcomt
Il. q. Herr. Joseph Trultt Talberi
Kansas City employees; n. A. Delaney
Denver, COL; VIII j. Davis, John BG
land, president, and w. ]. Sutherland
general manager Of Mooney & Bolan,
Detective Agency; Mrs. Florlnson u
Pitts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Chalmer,
Alexander Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. MOI
man Williams, Jr.; John Condor, ON
ployes OF the Pacific division In tn
agency; Mrs. Robert Owens. Lewis A
Phillips, A. =. Gage, James McPar
land and Mrs. Mcfarland, Charles u
Kohl, II. II. O'Haver, chief Of police
Memphis, Tenn; NJ. A. Hogan, Mr.. ant
Mrs. George W. Lederer, the Rev. Johl
Cavanaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Orr Of Oma
ha, c. ". Wappensteln, chief Of polio
Of Seattle, Wash. Mrs. p. j. Ryan, Au
ditorium Annex; \. Brylawskl. Wash
lngton, ID. c., and the men In the Chi
cago postoiiice inspection department
headed by Gen. James Il. Stuart. III
card sent by the government inspector
bore the inscription: In token OF pei
sonal esteem and highest admiration
for II life replete with grand achieve
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