The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-01

reka's small tender. accompanied by
Chief Mccarthy Of the Quebec police
and ex-Chief Dennis Of the same city
All wore the garb OF pilots and
over hie 1orid face. Inspector Dew
had pulled a pilots yisored cap 90
hide his features from the man he
sought He did not wish CrIppcn to
recognize him and take advantase OF
the only avenue oil cScape-suicidc4
Crippen Very Nervous.
-Four sailors quickly rowcd the ton
der alongside the Montrose and Dew
End his companions stepped aboard.
Crippen was standing near the rail
talking With Or. Stewart, the ships
surgeon. and. attempting to appear
calm. But that he WIS nervous was
Indicated by his fortIve glances and
his remark TO DIR. Stewart
There are three pilots coming
rot unusual?"
The surgeon did not reply, but kept
hi5 eyes on the strangers who walked
| rapidly toward them
"Crippen, | Want You" said Dew.
"Crippen, / want you,' said 1nspec-
! tor Dew quietly. az he approached
The dentist Tecoiled involuntarily
IS he recognized the man who ad-
dressed him. then the blood left his
itce, his breathing came short and
fast and he gurglcd incoherently.
AS he was being led away TO the
captains cabin, where he was trans
icrred later TO his own stateroom, ie
said gratefully:
Thank Cod. the suspense is ovec.
l am glad.
Crippen's arrest accomplished, Dew
hurried to Miss Leneves stateroon,
where he found ner still dressed as
John Robinson. Jr.r
The Girl coIlapses.
She was on the verge OF nervous
breakdown. Her appearance when
c nfronted by tue detective and told
she was under arrest was pitiable.
lne control she had fought so hard
to retain throughout the voyage had
left her. She cried out hystericallr
and became so faint that restora-
tlves were administered. Shut IN
her own stateroom and restored to
womans dress, she was closely guard
cd as the vessel continued its jour
Icy Tor fear that she would take her
lie or collapse utterly
Did Not Deny Identity
Although neither Crippen nor the
typist denied their identity, neither
admitted any connection with the
murder Neither Inspector Dew nor
the Canadians who made the arrest
tried to get any incriminating admis
Sons fnom the couple. Such efforts
are contrary to British law and the
prisoners volunteered no informa
tlon.
With shock OF arrest over, a stew.
ardess changed the boys clothing III
which the girl had travelled for gar
ments more fitted to her sex. Then
she collapsed again and lay for
more than an hour in her berth, her
features distorted and her body shak
en- with conyOlsive sobs. In a sepa
rate cabin, guarded by a detective
Crippen sat in silence with his chin
sunk on his chest.
When Inspector Dew went aboard
the steamer today his greatest fear
was that Crippen and Miss Leneve
when they found themselves discoy
cred, would commit suicide
Army of Newspaper Men.
The small army OF American, Cana
| bihh olh lSuIblGlH correspondents
that had been waiting at Father Point
to see the end OF one of the most
exciting manhunts In police history
arose at dawn today. but Dew and
the Canadian detectives were up be
fore thcm. From the gulf OF st
Lawrence, 100 miles away. a fog roll
ed UP the river and 1t was impossible
to see more than 90 yards. But the
wireless had penetrated the mist
bringing word that the Montrose was
only 80 miles away.
On account OF the fog, she felt hel
way cautiously and it was 7:2C
o'clock before her black rlgged fun
Del was visible down the river. Al
that time the fog lifted a little. but
II was still dense enough to aid ad
Dirably the purpose OF the detectives
which was to get aboard without
arousing the suspicious of the coupl;
taey hoped to arrest
Miss LeneVe Trapped in Cabin.
Detective Dennis gave the most In
teresting account Of how Miss Len
eve was trapped in her cabin.
"As soon as Crippen had been TAX
en- In charge by Mccarthy" he said
Inspector Dew and myself went tC
cabin No. where we were Informed
that Miss Leneve was reading a mag
azine. Dew gave instructions for
! stewardess TO stand ready With ;
, glass of brandy to be administered
In case the girl tainted. then he en-
tered the cabin, followed by myself
DO you recognize me9" he ask ec
the girl, who rose to greet him
No" she replied bluntly as thc
color left her face.
Well" said he, Il am a detectlv,
o. Scotland Yard and | have here :
warrant for your arrest"
Girl Collapses.
The magazine fell from the girli
hand and she sank back on the sol;
in faint Then the stewardess en-
tered at word from Dew and forced
a little liquor between her lips
The girl was clad in a boys sui
cf brown material, but even in this i'll
fitting attire she showed some of thu
beauty that the police believe LEI
Crippen to turn against his wife
Possesses Great Beauty.
Her light Drown hair is cut shor
and parted In the middle alter tn,
English boy fashion. Her eyes ar.
gray and large and heavily fringed
and her complexion is clear Hel
face Is pleasingly oval and her ex
preston winning"
It was more tuan four hours aftei
! she faced the detective that the cir