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

Quebec, Aug. l.-lt seemed To-Day
a II half the city's population had
deserted their usual pursuits and
climbed the heights to the Paais de
Justice In anticipation of the arraign
ment Of Dr. Hawley n. Crippen and
Ethel Claire Leneye, who, after a
flight across the Atlantic. were al.
rested under such dramatic circum-
stances as the steamer Montrose ap-
preached the city Yesterday. 1t hal
been announced that the prisoners
would be brought before Magistrate
Angers at 10: 80 o'clock, and the. mat
ter of their deportation to England
quickly disposed Of However. the
thousands fought for vantage point
in the hope OF seeing the man and
woman who have been lifted GroId
comparative obscurity into world
vide prominence through an elleged
connection with the murder in London
of a woman supposed TO be Belle F.
more, the doctors wife, were disap-
POINTED
The case was not called at the time
set, and Judge Angers even iDtimat-
ed that the prisoners might not be
brought before him today He said.
matter rested with Deputy Attorney
General Lanclot.
1t Is believed that the delay was
GUe 20 a dispatch received today BY
Inspector Dew from Scotland Yard.
The inspector Is awaiting the arrival
from London OF an officer bearing
the necessary eXtradition papers
which till require ten days at least
a. ,sgn Ia
psk that the prisoners be remandeG
as suspects.
AS the hour originally set for the
srraignment approached, the crowd
which covered wide area about the
Palais de Justice grew greater Every
where bitterness toward Crlppen was
exhibited. but the attitude toward the
woman in the case was strangely dif
efereut, Everywhere one heard words
Of sympathy for the girlish creature
who had pinned her faith to the man
DOW charged with crime so shock
iDg as 10 seem almost unbelievable,
Reports fro mthe provincial jall
where Crippen and Miss Leneve have
been confined since their arrival
here, added 10 the popular feeling
Miss Leneye Is described as having
sobbed and moaned as she tossed on
her cot during the early hours today
When she arose this morning she was
handed a cablegram which read:
Tell all YOU know"
Those who saw this message say it
was signed Papa"
II is known that Miss Leneve's ie-
ther in London has Stoutly maintained
that his daughter was innocent ard
had no knowledge OF the crime, and
she believed herself TO be the law
ful wife OF Crippen. supposing that
his first wife had met natural death,
after deserting the doctor.
Quebec, Aug. 1-Crippen was ar.
aligned today and held for hearing
~ August S. Miss Leney was too i'll
o appear In court.
Crowds See Prisoners.
Quebec, Aug. canadian justice
moved swiftly today in the case oil
Or Hawley II. Crippen and Ethel
Claire Leneve, who. charged with
guilty knowledge of an abominable
crime" fled from the other side Of
The Atlantic only to be caught in Il
police trap before they could put
foot on the soil Of the Dominion.
The steamer Montrosc, on which
The fugltives were arrested yesterday
while the vessel was still 100 miles
from this port arrived at her pier
here at 1:50 O'Clock this morning
The prisoners were hastened through
a. immense crowd OF curious ones 10
the provincial Jail, where they wers
we're placed In separate cells for the
night
Here they got a few hours sleep
Inc best rest either had had since they
lied from London, on July 9, shortly
Icfore the detectives found in the
,Cllar OF the CTippen home the bits
# human flesh which the authorities
have tried to establish once went TO
Lake mp the body OF Belle Elmore.
C,lppen's wife Today both prisoners
7ppeared refreshed
The agony OF suspense over, they
lad fallen into that deep sleep that
bctokene physical exhaustion. AS
soon as the arrests were made, the
local court authorities were notified
ard Judge Panet Anglers had arranged
To hold court at 1870 o'clock this
morning, The accused were held un-
ier the Law pertaining 10 fugtives
suspected of connection with crime
and the court proceedings were ar
'dnged to be conducted eXpeditionsly.
I is hoped that Crippen and his typist
,an he sent back to London on the
steamer Royal George which will sail
~ Thursday
However. under the fugitive offend
Ig act, the prisoners have the right
To remain here fifteen days before
their departure. This period affords
ITEM opportunity TO seek release
through ha5eas corpus proceedings.
crippen may also exercise his right
~ an American citizen to appeal TO
tnc American consul here and so
Jnake sure that his rights arc not IN.
frinSed II Is doubtful II Crippen
aYails himself OF either chance for
Gclny.
Excitement In Quebec
The greatest excitement was caus-
90 In the city yesterday when a wire,
loss message brought the news that
the long sought man and woman had
heen arrested on board the stcame: