The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-31
WILL LIKELY Be
ARRESTED TO-DAY
A SCOTLAND YARD DETECTIVE
TALKS MORE FREELY :.
OF THE CASE. 4, !,
Inspector Dow Says He Has Heard
So Definitely That There Is Not the
Slightest Doubt-Received Wire
less From Capt. Kendall on s. s.

Farther Point, Quebec, July 30
Chief Inspector Dew, of Scotland
Yard, who arrived here yesterday to
await the arrival of the steamship
Montrose which is supposed to have
aboard DR.. Hawley Harvey Crippen,
accompanied by his typist Ethel Cla-
ra Leneve, who are sought in connec-
tion with the disappearance of Grip
pens wife. Belle Elmore. an Amer
ican actress, declared this morning
that he was absolutely certain that
the persons aboard the Montrose are
DR.. Crippen and the LeneVe woman.
Dew said that the "Laurentic was
in touch with the Montrose on the
way over, and | received wireless
messages from Capt. Kendall, leav-
ing no doubt of the identity of the
suspects. DR.. Crippen and the wom-
an will be greatly surprised when 1
step aboard the Montrose and con-
front them TOMORROW night. My sur
prise will be just as great if the sus-
poets are not the doctor and his COM
panion.
Montrose, Nearing Port,
The following wireless message
from the steamer rMontrose to the
Associated Press was received this
morning:
July 80, a. ms. s. Montrose
is now abeam Heath Point Anti Cos
ii Island. Regarding your wireless,
[ nothing oe ir,nortaroa bo, ba
yet Stemaer stepped in a dense fog
off Belle Island. Suspects are more
| retiring than ever. Ne arrests have
been made and they are still unsus-
picious of observations. The weatks
er is bright and clear LEW JONES'
'Marconi Operator"
The Detectices' Plan.
Inspector Dew and the Canadian
detectives have mapped out their fin
al plan. Here is the procedure de-
cided upon: When the Montrose
heaYes to eff here, Dew, the Canad-
ian officers, the pilot and newspaper
men will go out to meet her. It is
believed if Crippen is suspicious he
will know that but one man. the pilot
should loard the M2Gtrose, Accord.
ihgly the steamers officers will watch
the suspect every moi mont and avoid
re possibility of an attempt at sui
eide when he realizes his position.
Dew probably Will be the first to go
aboard the Monrose. Dew will be
followed by Chief Mccarthy and De-
tec'iyes Dennis and Gauvreau One
Of the three latter will make the ar
res; when Dew points out his man.
Scotland Yard fears Crirpen will
attempt suicide, and Dew will try to
take him by surprise
Fear crippen Will Attempt Suicide.
IF Crippen is aboard the Mont
rose as we firmly believe" said the
English Inspector Eve expect to
have him Identified and in irons
within ten minutes after we go aboard
MY superiors fear when Crippen is
he will try to commit sui
eide. | wish to come upon MIN un-
aWares and make sure Cf identifca-
llon before he perceives my purpose"
There was a report that the prison
erS might be brought ashors and re-
turned to England on the east-bound
steamer. 1t is more probable that
Dew will remain on the Montrose
until the steamer reaches Quebec.
100 miles further up the river. In
quebec the officers will be able to ar
range the matter of extradtion.
The steamer is expected to reach
Father Point about o'clock tomor
row morning. She will reach Quebec
tomorrow afternoon.