The Detroit times., 1910-08-02

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QUEBEC, Aug. DIR. II. H. Grip
Den was arraigned In police court be-
fore Judge Panel Anglers shortly be-
fore noon today. The proceedings
were brief Crippen readily admitted
3 his identity. He offered no objection
Ito being sent back to England for
trial. Judge Anglers promptly re-
manded him to Jail for fifteen days.
Miss Leneve was too III to appear
TN court, the physicians announcing
u that she had broken down complete
f1y. Detective Mitchell will sail from
London for Canada Thursday with
3 the necessary documents for the ex-
Tradition OF DIR. II. H. Crippen and
Miss Leneve. This eliminates the
possibility of their immediate removal
TO England.
In the gloomy underground dun
geOns of the Parliament building, Dr.
\ Hawley Harvey Crippen. formerly of
Detroit, and Ethel Glare Leneve today
4 awaited their summons before Judge
Angers at the end of the long ocean
x wide wireless chase that they led
from London to Quebec. Inspector
Dew Of Scotland Yard. and the Cana
dian police officials would not trust
their prisoners to the ordinary cells,
& but carried them to the Parliament
dungeons, usually reserved for polit.
zeal prisoners.
May Have Planned Suicide.
The precautions against allowing
Crfppen or his typist an opportunity
4 Tor suicide were evidently well-ad-
3 vised. In the envelope containing
Crippen's belongings, the police have
y small paper-wrapped powder and a
tiny vial of dark brown liquid. No
y analysis of these has been made, but
:. Inspector Dew is convinced that both
4 arc poison, carried by the fleeing dem
list In order summarily to end the
X chase. II he found himself hard press
\ Cd. Just before the police secured
\ Miss Leneve she rushed to a portfolio
on the Montrose and succeeded in
throwing something overheard. This
\ q believed to have been the revolver
which Crippen is known to have car
B rfed when he boarded the ship.
When Crippen was arrested on the
y Montrose, his companion was in her
ntateroom below, according to stories
told by the passengers today. A
search of the doctor revealed nothing
OF Importance and Inspector Dew went
4 below to get the girl.
She was seated in her room, bliss
fully ignorant Of the net fast tighten
ing about her, reading George Shell
don's "Audrey's Recompense, EVIL
4 IDENTIFY absorbed In the novel. Dew
raped at the door and without wait
Ing for a reply entered. Chief Nc
Carthy followed. AS the officers for
s emally placed her under arrest, with
= piercing shrek the little figure, awk-
ward in its boys clothing, staggered
y to the state room bunk When she
Z had been revived with brandy, suu-
( denly she darted to the portfolio. and
before the men could stop her had
thrown out what Is supposed to have
been crippen's revolver. -
Tries vainIy To Conceal Identity.
When searched Ii was discovered
that the Leneve girl wore a heavy
canvas harness, designed to conceal
as much as possible her dainty wo-
<man's figure. While the stewardess
Was searching her, the girl held her
hands above her head. moaning pitt
fully. When 1t was over she collapsed
again and the ships doctor was called.
a BY night she had recovered sufficient
ny ~ TO eat dinner, but today she was
gain In 4 pitiably weakened condi-
F. iron.
Dew, not satisfied with his first
search Of Crippen, he again examined
the dentist, and found a linen belt next
4 20 his skin, and attached to his shirt,
10 which were affixed several wo-
mems diamond rings. earrings, and a
v otickpin. The Scotland Yard inspect.
q u believes that the Leneve girl had
* no hand In the killing of Belle Gilmore
IA Passengers who travelled on the Mont.
rose are OF the same opinion.
The couple might never have been
suspected had II not been for the
foebly -disguising boys clothing OF
Miss Leneve. She is small and we'll.
built and the male attire could not
conceal the delicate outlines of her
1gure. All the officers and many pas
oengers knew she was a woman, al.
(hough none of the latter was aware
of her identity.
Third Oficer Mowat. of the Mont
xose today claimed the credit OF frs,
nrousing Capt Kendalps suspicions re
81 Hnrding the pair. He had read much
~ the Crippen case, and connected
~ missing couple with the disguised
EzrI. lie gathered all the availabls
Iewspapers and with Capt Kendall
md the other officers went over the
after carefully. They finally decid
that the suspicious passengers were
~ missing couple.
Captain Kendall. when asked TO
~ what he would do with the re
Dxd offered for Crippen's apprehen
~ said he did not know such a re
10 had been offered. He and tho
11f oflcers refused further to dis
- The case, believing they Will bs
- later 60 Witnesses.
- faof that Dr.. Crippsn had care