Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-13
SOME NEW DEVELOPMENTS

Which May Lead To The Arrest of
 The Doctor Who Is Guilty of Mal-
 practice In The Heinemann Case
 Frank 0. Bradley, A Drug Clerk.
 Thought To Know Something About
 Tt.
 It-now seems probable that the mystery hanging over the death of Miss Sadie Heine- mann, the pretty brunette who died at the hospital last week from blood poisoning, the result of an abortion, will soon be cleared up. Yesterday morning Coroner Mix held long consultation with Chief of Police Boll- man and Detective Brewer, which resulted in the detective and the coroner quietly pro- ceeding to the Union depot where they were joined by Kitty, the dead girls sister, when the three took train for New York. They
 were all seen at the depot, but refused to tell where they were going or for what pur-
 pose, and the chief of police was also very
 secret about the case and refused to be in-
 terviewed on the subject. Some think that
 the three went to New Jersey to see Doctor
 Craig, who attended Sadie during her illness
 at the hospital, and to whom she might have
 made some important disclosure before
 her death, but still others think
 differently. For some months, according to
 the statement of man who knows, Frank c. Bradley; whose father, Samuel 0. Bradley, lives at 96 Portsea street, has been an ardent admirer of Sadies beauty, and at Christmas
 presented her with pair of pearl-handled opera glasses, and also made her presents at
 other times Until few months ago young
 Bradley was employed as clerk at Albert s. -Blackman's drug store, Nos. 726 and 72o
 Grand street, after leaving which place he went to New York to work in some drug house, and it is to see him that it is thought the three went to New York yesterday.
 Bradley was also said to be a great friend of oh %0v1yv mad Edward O. Bates, who boards at ST Park street, and who was also formerly a drug clerk in Henry G. Butr1ck's drug store on the corner of Howard and Columbus avenues Bates has been devoted admirer of Kitty, " the younger sister of the dead girl, and he may be able to throw some light on the su b. ject which would aid in the arrest of the physician who committed the crime Just what story this Bradley will relate if seen is not known, but it is thought he will make 8 statement which may lead to the arrest of a doctor who has been under suspicion for sev
 man in New York was quite inti-
 mate with Sadie, and that the re- suit was the visit to the doctors office for criminal treatment. Both this young man and "Kitty" are said to have ac- companied FSadie" to the doctors. It is said that the story she has told to the coroner and that which the New Yorker can relate will be
 
 extent, of their statements will depend the question of arrest. It was further stated in conversation with gentleman who is cogni- zant with the various circumstances that enyelop this poor girls death, that the young man will be arrested for his complicity in this affair unless he comes to New Haven willingly with the detective. The latter will remain in New York provid- ing Sadie's friend does not deem it advisa- ble to come to this city without the custom ary requisition documents, and will keep a sharp lockout for him until those legal pa pers are forwarded to him in New York.