Show MORE ABOUT CRONIN The Man Who Drove The WhiteHorse White-Horse Twice Identified I BOLD SUCCESSFUL BANK ROBBERY 4 i TUB Sam of 33835 Is Tlkcn Thc Sealer Maggie Mac SearchedAn Appeal to Save rance CHICAGO Sept 21The Kvtning JoiininlV Oakland CaL special says Chicago detectives detect-ives are here looking for J J Hefernau who drove Dr who is said to be the man Cronin t his death on the night of May 4 toward Suspicion was ut first directed Heffernan in July when the Chicago police were inquiring into Desmonds connection J with the case Just before Dr Crouin was murdered Desmond went on from San Francisco to Washington stopping sometime some-time in Chicago He was accompanied by a man who it has since been ascertained was Heffernan The latter was introduced ader an assumed name as a ClannaGael ember in good standing and senior guard an of the camp in California in short a man t be trusted Desmond after getting Heffernan well acquainted with Chicagoans went on t Washington and left his Calif or jia friend in hicago There Heffefnau stayed until a few days after Dr Cronins murder when he quietly dropped out of sight Q When the Chicago police began inquire r uto Desmonds visit they learned that he vras accompanied by another Irishman who was mysteriously missing This man was lleffernan but the police did not know it b la their effort to find him detectives were sent to San Francisco where they arrested Morris Walsh a cook on the Panama steamer Acapulco but of course ho turned out to be thu wrong man and they released him About two weeks ago Chief Hubbard of the Chicago police secured a photograph it Hetfernan I was shown to Mrs Conk In the lady with whom Dr Cronin in larded She at ouce said Thats the the white horse own who came hero with nf ter the doctor This was pretty strong aut the police wanted to be dead sure so polce Aithout saying anything about Mrs Conk tins identification they handed the photo raph to Frank Scanlan another intimate rieud of Dr Cronin who came along just rend latter was stepping into the buggy o answer a supposed call from OSullivan lie ice man Seanlan stopped for amoment to speak with the doctorand thus got a bettor ook at the driver of white horse than Mrs Cottklin did Scanlans identification was Conkln shoroughly satisfactory He said Thats orougll ne man sure Copies of the photograph sere then made and sent out in a police circular calling for Heffernans arrest and i t was through one of these that he was I anally spotted here Herfernun is a young man about thirty I treat in dress and very frank aud gentlemanly gentle-manly in demeanor He stands about five mnl feet seven inches in his stockings is rather stout with a slight stoop in the shoulders and has light brown hair His cheeks are air and plump with a bright pink tint Ho wears a long flowing dark moustache and has a cleanshaven chin but is capable of growing a thick stubby beard very rapidly The man who drove Dr Cronin from his home on the night of May a answers the description of Heffernan perfectly except descripton that he was poorly dressed and had a shabby beard Both of these features would be easy for Heffernan to assume especially if ho wished to disguise himself as he uu Joubtedly did did There is another strong point against Heffernan and one which he cannot deny Tho officers who are after him say that while in Chicago Heffcrnan was almost constantly con-stantly in company with Dan Coughlin and on the night of l May 3 it was alleged was seen leaving the house of a leading suspect ia the case at a late hour The Oakland dispatch is supplamented by the Chicago end of the story which is practically prac-tically to the same effect It says Heifer aan registered under assumed names while aere that his identity was discovered by E j a wellknown member of Camp 20 Clanna Gael who followed up all the clues then a I requisition on the governor of California I was secured from Governor Filer and the I officers dispatched to San Francisco last Tuesday Hefierman Not Known in Oakland SAN FUANCISCO Sept 21An evening < iaper says Chief of Police Tompkins and Captain Fletcher of Oakland were interviewed inter-viewed this afternoon and denied any xrnowledge of Chicago police or detectives jeing in Oakland in search of J J Heifer wanted in Chicago for complicity man said to be wantd Chicgo cm plicity in the Cronin case No such name plct in the Oakland is J J Hefferman appears directory and no one seems to have any Knowledge of him Jmowlego Chief of Detectives Lees said tonight he Chicago police notified him several uonths ago that Hefferon was supposed t i je > in this city and that he investigated the ie I matter at that tie He found the man ands r and-s tho evidence but he could not have been conceded with the murder He says ilefferou is well connected here but refused re-fused to disclose his identity llefiermaus Whereabouts QIICAUO Sept Tomorrows Inter > keen will say Hefferman the alleged Crouin saspect mentioned in todays dispatches dis-patches uow is believed to be in Sacramento Tim Cronin Jury CUKAOO Sept 21udge McConnell did not announce his decision on the application applica-tion of Frank Woodruff for a discharge from custody at the opening of the criminal 1 oourt this morning as it was supposed he i ivould do The work of getting a jury was resumed this morning No additional jurors were secured Boor Bo-or the adjournment Attorney Donahue on behalf of his client Kunze renewed his motion that he bo given information as to he evidence against Kunze saying he new no more now than when appointed the prisoner The i > y tbenourt defend matter wasargued at length and xnally taken under advisement Bold and Successful Bank Robber HUKLET Wis Sept 21 The Iron Exchange Ex-change bank was blown open last night andover and-over forty thousand dollars stolen Tho aoney was to pay the miners of tho Ashland Ash-land and Germany mines The cashier put the money inside the vault and left I shortly after 9 oclock The second door short cf the vault was opened with a key indicating indicat-ing tim work of experts The officers are at a loss to know which way to turn Alight A-light was left burning in the office and a few minutes after 9 oclock a man was seen working at the safe but he had on the asbiors office coat and nothing was thought of it by those who passed the bank The cashier returned shortly after 1 oclock when ho discovered tho money missing mis-sing Active measures were then taken tot dr to-t a clue to the robbers but no trace of them has been found The express company com-pany had no receipt for tho money from the bank officials ofcas Not even the faintest clue was left by tho bold burglars The door of tho vault had I not been marred and it was opened by some J I d one who had learned the combination There were only two men supposed to be in possession of ItCashier Reynolds and Assistant Cashier Leonard Perriu Tho exact amount stolen was 839S9 The robbers rob-bers were evidently in too much of a hurry to take stash silver and SlSOO was left behind be-hind The United I States Express company com-pany is the loser of tho money They did not deposit it in the bank but merely left it there for safe keeping over iiiglit when it would be delivered to the consignee Manager Mana-ger William R Long of the Ashland mid mines Germany minel An Appeal to Save France PAilS Sept 21 Deroulde und other members of the Patriotic league which was recently suppressed by the government have issued manifesto in which they appeal ap-peal to all patriot to vote for Boulanger tomorrow and thus deliver the country from the yoke of the government which Is ruining France The Gaulois says the government gov-ernment intends to issue a proclamation declaring that votes cast for Boulanger will be void The Boulangists are working work-ing actively in the interest of their candidates candi-dates Committees have been appointed whose duty i will be to closely watch the ballot boxes and prevent any attempts at fraud The Sealer Haggle Mac Searched VICTORIA Sept 21The schooner Maggie Mag-gie Mac has arrived from Behriug sea wit 1390 sealskins She was overhauled by the United States steamer Rush after a three hours chase August 27 but Lieutenant Lieu-tenant Tuttle allowed her to proced after examining her papers as the skins seemed several days old Captain Dod said he had resolved to fight rather than surrender his vessel of skins |