The sun., 1910-08-04
Ne Choked Her to Silence
Her; She tainted
and Died.
THEN PANIC SEIZED HIM
Ethel le Nevs's Talk Used to
Break Man Downs
She innocent?

| Mccarthy. from the fact that Dew has
said that his troubles are now over for
while and hes will leave tonight or
To o-morrOw on 10 pleasure jSunt to Niagara
Falls, from the fact that hs has aidreSssd
a long cablegram TO Scotland Ysri. and
aboee all from the fact that an official
in the Attorn ey -Generals Uffice az ths
Parliament buildings has said so. there
appears To be absolutely no doubt that
Crippen has confessed to killing his wife.
Belle Elmore. in London.
After her arrest, broken and nervous.
the I.e Nevs woman chung to Capt ksn-
dali her only solace He hal b.-,n
kind TO her ON the voyage and she trusted
him. While sitting in her cabin. onos
more attired in female clothing. she con-
flded 20 the captain what she knew Of
the case. n. turned his information
over TO Inspector Dew in confidence
Dew instructed one OF the daughters Of
Mrs Phillips. the matron " the jail. TO ap-
proach Miss I.e Neve and without making
any promises Of help or freedom to at
tempt 10 gain further information shs
was successful and the informant ion sh,
CLEANED was used by Dew To play on Grip
pens weary mind He finally after hours
OF interviewing and Questioning broke
down
lie saws he did not intend TO commit
murder He and his wif.. had L,,r... asbI,.
Ing and bickerinE. He stranRIed her To
make her keep quiet Sb. faint,-d and
later died. Fearing the consequences h.,
made all hast. Go cover his deed.
This story 10 vouch.d for by a Govern.
meut oficial and IL the general toni, 81
conversation nj the Chateau Front.rao
aud the Garrison Club Neither Dew nor
any OF the Canadian poIic.. officials will
affrm or DENY IL but thar. /. a aen.raI
feeling Of relief in polic. circles Cripp.u
In NOR. clo-.lv guarded than ever Ard
eyeryth hing points to the fact that Iripp,.u
has confessed
There Ia a story that Cripu4n asked for
his shaving materiaIs TO-DAY IN. varv
In NJ thing the au,hori,i.s would Mac. !,
his hand ina, nov in a ,azor and ~ hs ,.r-
sIsts in his desire for a shave he will have
il N, tbs, hands n, the nri.on harha, Txo
guards constantly watch his cell day ana
night
Newspap.r. ar. kent from him though
~ is understood he ia mos, inoui.i-
tive in regard To information ,rnrr
london concerning the charges aeain-,
him. Otherwise he doe. NOT ra,ish con-
versation. lie usually has n book b..-
fore him when observed by his guards.
but appears To Razs yacantIv and to bs
occupied with his own thoughts
II Is believed that the kissing and o,hsr
hostil. manifestations with which Crinnan
was gr.et,,l hv the ouslac ,ubIio nrov.5
a seyere blow. impr.s.lns him with ,hs
fac, tina, publlo orinion was again., bi,n
This NAV hay. iuaueuced him In mating
hts conf-.siop \, a though, he MIA,
No, hava confessed had ha srs, ,ac.,,.I
IN. n,s~aa ge nom SoIici,or Ar,h,r Saxv,c.,
Of Ioodon. VIII. wired him las, risht =.
folloxu.
-Yo,r friends dss,,o ~. q, da,.na wa,
and viii nav nece~asrv e.ponso~ win
undertake. yur defence but Won mus,
Dro,pis. ,o zoe. ohaoI,,,a siIenc. and an.
swer no questions and NO, resist eI,raai.
tiou.-
This nes.ase came In cara Of vnan.o,or
Nav
story tha. Mia, Il. Nav. wa. daos.r.
o,,siv IN vv.. nro,,,D.ly d.ri.d t~ A. n.
C,ov, Nor,r ~ ,h. tail ana o,h., .,,eSo-
ties. Thsy say the unfortunass Ara
In I'm bstsnr health and splr,s. than -
xs.. e.p.oisllv sinoa laarnina that ~
family stnnd- bv b.r and thas H.. a.xsho..-
IA. Do -ot bel,ve in hsr s,,iltv knovlnd,s
a Mr.. Criuusn,, murder.
The poltoe are now spparen,Iy ean-
sincsd that Ethel L>s Nsye In not onlv
nnocsnt of any participatson In the
murder but really knows nothing about
{ and in fact believes that the charges
lxainst DIR. Crippen are without founda-
ion. inspector Dew himself made a