The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1921, Page 5

=_—— ‘Neville, who was shot and killed in five Captains, the funeral cortege moved to St, Monica's Church. A solemn requiem high mass was sung by the pastor, the Rey, John _ | Murphy, assisted by tains. Lawrence Bracken and John NEVILLE SLAIN Coogan. Nahan Franko, violinist of ’ the Metropolitan Opera House, played, and the Police Glee Club sang. | Arrangements were completed to- day for the payment of $600 a year t6 the widow from the Police Pension Cro ¢| Fund and she will also receive sup- wds Attend Funeral Cf} sort trom the Equitable Fire amd Po. Police Chap- | the + Police Hero at Church lice Fund. ia m ta, William Hoey, the ex-convict ac- mts in Jamaica. cused of murdering Neville, was ques- tioned to-day at the Djstrict Attor- ney’s office. Detectives who talked to him last night said they thought he was about ready to make a complete statement, which will probably im- plicate others. New evidence was found against Hoey yesterday after he had been held without bail in Jefferson Mar- ket Court until Friday. ‘Three men were held in $5,000 bail each by Judge Nott in General Ses- sions as material witnesses, They are Daniel Kerrigan, No. 121 West 48th Street; John Grogan, No. 522 West 39th Street, and John F. Gallagher, who was employed in the junk yard. All are young. They were sent to the House of Detention: Grogan told Assistant District At- ‘The funeral of Patrolman Daniel J. @ junk yard in West 39th Street near Wieventh Avenue Saturday night hile he was investigating the activ- ities of gangsters, was held to-day in Jemnica. Thousands of citizens of Wis home section attended the funeral and many in vehicles followed the femains to St. Mary's Cemetery, Flushing. ‘A police escort of 100 men in uni- form, including twenty-five from fhe West 30th Street precinct, to which Neville was attached, gath-| Coe alin orneys ennis, arro an rothers Cece ae erick Freamea ck, [he was in the’ junk yard when the lye Avenue, at So’clock, Headed by|gshots were fired and afterward saw tthe Police Band and Glee Club, Com-|two men climb over the fence, fol- missioner Enright, Deputy Commis. |!owed later by a third, who was hat- fess and carried something under his stoners Faurot and Cray, Chief In-|ooat. Grogan told the investigators gpector Lahey, Inspector Kelly and the names of these men. day. “e LLANOVER, England, Aus. 31.—Sit Arthur J. Herbert, former Minister from Great Britain to Mexico, died here to- He was at one timo Secretary of Embassy at Washington. 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