The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-30
Scotland Yard Detective Who
Let Murderer Slip Through
His Fingers Arrives at
Father Point, Quebec.
STEAMER M0NTROSE IS
DUE SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Wireless Messages Constantly
Received From Captain of
Incoming Vessel, Who Be-
IieveS Fugitive Is on Board,
NEWSPAPER MEN ON HAND
.ATHER PoINr, quebec. July 20

FATHER POINT, Quebec, July 20
The mnn who holds the key 60
the Crfppcn cosc, Inspector Dew
of Scotland Yard, arrived today on the
steamship Laurentic from London, and
u waiting here TO unlock the secret
the steamship MontrOse will bring 10
Father Point on sunday. Dew In the
English police officer who made an
examination of DIR. Hawley D. Grip
pens home in London after the dis
appearance of the doctors actress
ment to meet CriDpen later, but before
the date arrived the cellar OF the
Crippcn house ancnrthed the mutilnted
remains az woman aud Dr.. Crippeu
wns n fugitive.
Inspector Dew probably is the only
man IN America tonight qualified to
say with certainty whether the two
suspects who sailed on the Canadian
Pacific liner MontrOse from Antwerp
on July 20. under the names OF John
Robinson and John Robinson. Jr-- are
Dr. Crippen and his typist Ethel Claire
Leneve- He will board the MontrOse
when she stops here to take her river
pilot. seek out the two persons on
board whom Captain Kendall believes
are CriDpen and Miss Ieneve. and. IL
he clinches the captains suspicious.
the sO-Called Robinson" VIII be ar
rested by the Canadian police officers.
VINO are waiting here with warrants
an unknown woman. His companion
Will be held as an accessory.
Chief Mccarthy Of the Quebec po-
lice. who met Dew here today, says he
is confident the suspicious OF the
MontrOse's skipper will prove correct.
Many wireless Messages.
The wireless station here resounded
all day with messages between the
Yard inspector and the captain OF the
An immense amount OF red tape had
to be unrOlled before the London de-
rnfIfn -
Laurentic.
Father Point has no quars milne and
no customs inspector. but Captain Jean
Baptiste Beranger OF the tug which
puts the pilots aboard incoming liners
received orders from ottawa author
ling him to take Dew off.
When the pilot left here at go
o'clock. she carried two physicians.
especially authorized to inspect the
Baurentic.
The long expected detective proved
70 be large flOrid-faced man. wearing
long green ulster. a black derby and
an air Of impenetra BILE reserve. He
Immediately lodged behind the Cana
dian police officers and declined to
81 am sworn to secrecy" he said.
Il cannot answer any OF your ques-
lions"
The fact that Dew sought out Chief
Mccarthy here seems 70 indicate that
the provincial officers and not the Do
miniOn authorities will arrest Crippen
II ne IS aboard the Montrose.
VIII Arrive sunday.
The MOntrose will enter the mouth
Of the St Lawrence tomorrow and
should arrive here Sunday afternoon.
She Is due at Quebec early Monday
morning. Inspector Dew and Chief
Mccarthy visited the local wireless
station tonight to make sure that the
restrictions placed by the government
upon wireless communication with the
MontTcso will be regarded The po-
I'd O
do not yet know they are under sus-
piCiOn and every prccaution is being
taken to prevent their getting wind OF
the preparations 10 receive them.
No private messages to the Montrose
are received here and il is said the
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