Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-01
AGONY OF SUSPENSE OVER
,IIsoed Murderer and Woman
Sleep Well After Nearly COL
Iapsing on Board.
Al, Kendall OF the Montrose Tells
uo,, He Discovered the Identity
OF His Passengers.

Ia swiftly today in the case OF Dr
.,,.y n Crippen and Ethel Glare
,.,sys who, charged with guilty
s,.w,saee OF an abominable crime
a., ,,on the other side Of the Atlantis
D,lv IA be caught in a police trap be-
,.,e they could put foot on the soil
q the dominion.
Tho steamer Montrose on which the
.,,,,,ves we're arrested yesterday while
,Ss vessel was still 100 miles from this
~, arrived at her pier here at 1:SJ
o,,lock this morning. The prisoners
eve fastened through an enormous
.,ord of curious ones to the provincial
IN where they we're placed In separ-
ate cells for the night.
We're they got a few hours sleep, the
,..t rest either had had since thy
sed rom London on July 3, shortly be-
,,e detectives found in the cellar of the
rr,ppen home the bits of human flesh,
.hleh the authorities have tried to es-
ubIsh once went to make up the body
a, Belle Elmore, Crippen's wife.
Today both prisoners appeared no
,r.shed The agony of suspense over,
,hsy had fallen into that deep sleep
mai betokens physical exhaustion.
A soon as the arrests were made
| The local court authorities were notified
| ana Judge Panet Anglers had arranged
n hold court at 10. 80 o'clock this morn
ns The accused were held under the
law pertaining 10 fugitives suspected OF
Connection with crime and the court
proceedings were arranged to be con-
Quoted expedltiously. 1t ID hoped that
| Crppen and his typist can be sent
| taek 10 London on the steamer Royal
Gsore, which WIN san on Thursday.
| noxsytr, under the fugitive offending
| act the prisoners have the right to re-
main here Is days before their depar-
iut This period affords them oppor-
unity TO seek release through habeas
| corpus proceedings. Crippen may also
exercise his right as an American citi-
Nm to appeal 10 the American consul
hsIe and so make sure that his rights
are not infringed 1t is doubtful u
Crippen ayais himself OF either chance
,or delay
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
The greatest excitement was caused
the city yesterday when a wireless
brought the news that the long-sought
nan and woman had been arrested on
.oard the steamer Montrose when the
essel laid to of Father Point to take
i 20 pilot
II was known that the steamer would
z due here soon after midnight Early
% the evening crowds began TO gather
Il the pier. AS the night advanced
ne crowd grew greater. The police
'eand difficulty in restraining the curl
yA The steamer was sighted down
me harbor The excitement was in
lehse When the boat swung into her
VIZ crlppen was still in cabin No. S,
sneIe ne was confined yesterday. with
.ln was detective Denis. Miss Leneve
Va under close watch OF Chief Nc
hy IN cabin No. 5. Throughout the
~" Inspector Dew had passed from
VH' eaoln 10 the other, not for one mo-
ment relaxing the watch on the pris-
fingers ms
half hour before the landing the
ploners we're told that they were
.ssHhs Quebec. Both had been under
NY greatest strain for hours and
s.YNta increased restlessness. Crippen.
~ n mao been attempting to read a
49,. 49, Tossed the book aside and
ssppca his head In his hands in the
49, oespalrlng attitude that he as
u Yesterday forenoon when he
!, u, INC Hateful words: I'm the name
we King. ! arrest you"
go ue same time Miss Leneve in her
%N's IN another part OF the vessel.
~ nef knees and gazed out OF the
-. mo the blackness of the
suddenly she turned back into
t ~ room and was seized with a TT OF
~ was nervous cough that racked
80 ana the nerves OF her guard who
a,uehded her from the time she col
'6u following her arrest.
EMERGE FROM CABINS
ss az 1880 o'clock capt. Kendall came
Dew me e bridge and notified Inspector
ts,. MAI mat ~ few minutes his passcn-
ted Nh ne taken ashore. Dew noti-
D.ris VNarlhy and Denis Presently
Win csinerseu from the cabin door
am a. ',tpeh' whom he held by the
hi a ro,,aas passed both main cabins
uundabout direction.
vsm!Ilen' his face white as death
,b.v SEQ IN with a shamblins gait A.
a. passed the state-roor, ,,nt,,,, 49,,
t0t flr Nnltn the
Lsnsy.' '.,nefly had occupied with Miss
S,.r 80 me door OF that room swung
i'd NJ NJ detective Mccarthy half car.
Rsy Leneve out to the passage
hsI ~ PRISONERS were 50 near 10 nhvs-
al each mat they scarcely glanced
Is no v,ler Miss Leneve tottered
couN moved forward and hardly
81. nave proceeded alone.
hsen ,re a gray dress which had
ne 49, her by the stewardess when
crosssd clothing In which she had |
A,r on, he Atlantic was taken from !
been y,btr her hat a heavv vel, had |
Ne veil ~ SUI she scarcely needed |
had va nl1e her features. for her |
have sea- - bent that no one could |
iace a, ~. way over from An,uorn tho |
p's,,y ,o. s, Leneve had appeared TOO |
ittr ~ mat OF hoy 4 half hour
hsf fes,,nan been placed In custodv
nose on appeared To- be rather |
ND surss ven matured woman who |
r,se,d me way TO the ganrwav a
4 Rnh,.'.rNlng suitcase marLad |
hss vhissn This was the only bsr-
nsm Ns,,t me two brought with
,.o,hinr 'rher had an extra suit 81
MOAN Vtippen wore ths "'s y"
ana ha, he did when he |