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CHlcAoo. june - The police want 20
find Michael Co0uey, alias The fOK 4"
Lyidelce "a accommodating that Mar
TIN bdTke, The Winnipeg prisoner,
Is one u the Williams" brothers ~ 40 eased
the Carlson cottage Ia Michael Co0ney the
police believe that they have discovered the
other brother lie answers The description OF
the smaller one OF tho two mysterious indi-
yidu2ls as does Martin Burke that OF the
larger one. CoOney Is brick layer by
trade and Ia moot hot he AIDED fellow by
disposition lie n q member OF Canp "
OF tie Clan Gael and, moreover. was sn
intimate friend of Martin Burke Ia stat
ure COOney Is about i've feet ak inches Ia
height lie has q candy nGztacbe. In
these characteTis:lcs he answers The de-
teriptiOn OF tie smaller OF tie two Will
Jams brothers
The police have some very important
evidence against Cooney. lie Is said 10
have LETT Chicago on the night OF tie
Sunday on which DIR. Cronin was buried.
That Was the night or Martin Burke's
disappearance Prior TO Nay I Cooney
MAS hard up, bat shortly after Cronin s
disappearance be was Gu-h with funds, and
on the Sunday succeeding the bloody event
lie biossomed out Ia new silk nat and a
suit OF new clothes. Then he left Chicago,
OF at least he disappeared from the quar-
tiers 10 had formerly fregUentcd
The GRAND JUEY's wosR
The grand jury "wednesday afternoon heard
the testimony OF a large number OF wit
nesses that were called during the coroner
investigation. Most of the evidence bore
upon Cronin's fear that his life would be
taken AZ the result OF the Vaccinations OF
Alexander Sullivan.
Four OF T. Suilivan's employees james
Knight. Patrick brennan, James Minnehan
Wednesday Their testimony was little
more than "a reiteration OF that given on
Monday by Mrs Whalen. Tho stories of
all those witnesses are thoroughly consist
ent and in strict agreement with one an
other anu are intended To establish an alibi
for y Sullivan on the night or May 4.
IL is officially given out that no more in
dictments Will be returned before the final
report Is ready. The indictment against
Burke was brought into court 1t the earn
est solicitation OF Chief Hubbard. who said
that IL would take two weeks for the special
messenger 10 make the circuit from CHI
cago to Winnipeg by the way or Spring
held, IL, Washington, ID. c., and Ottawa,
Ont
question has been raised in some quar-
ters about the course of the Dominion Gov
eminent in case Burke turns out 10 be
British subject, as has been claimed. A
good many countries in their eXtracition
treaties specify that they shall not be bound
10 deliver up their own subjects There is
no such reservation in the treaty between
the United States and Great Britain, and
rs their laws are similar it has never
been the practice TO refuse To deliver
up their own subjects on charges OF muir
der al that is required is such evidence
laws, would justify Burke's arrest and COM
mitnent for TRIAL Il the murder had been
committed on Canadian soil The lnagis-
trats before " hom he il taken is the Judge
OF the weight OF the evidence adduced
With certified copy OF the indictment
found by the Cook County grand jury there
ism any question that the evidence would
be looked upon as weiyhty enough.
THOSE rELEGgAMs
The kilograms to Sullivan produced by
the Western UDion Telegraph Company in
obedience TO an order of the court, proved
very Disappointing to the authori-
ties There were some twenty mes
sages produced by the telegraph company,
but they were all addressed % or sent by
Alexander sullivan There was not one that
could be construed in any way as having
been Intended for Maroney or CoughIin.
and none were found which were sent by
or 20 them under their proper namea
Neither was there record found where
messages had been delivered to tho resi-
dence OF either OF them under possible
nlias or the kilograms addressed 20
Sullivan most OF them are said 10
have been OF 4 business nature; q
few were cablegrRms from and to his wife
I'm Europe and not few were messages or
coincidence with him ia his troubls sont by
svmpataiz.ng friends There are one or two
OF the messages which may require fuller
explanation than = mere reading Of them
disclose but it IS said that 20 far there
ha- been nothing discriminating found IN
them. and nothing leading 10 any light as
10 the nature of or members OF the CEonin
conspiracy.
BoosEyEITs pIArS Talk
CHrCAGo. June p While in the city
Wednesday ON business connected with the
+ civil service Nr Theodore Roosevelt took
occasion % express himself on the Cr0nin
conspiracy. Said he
-T tell y0u the only way 20 meet this hing
Il With bullet ani rope. There IL room in
country for an-