Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
CR|PPEN READY
TO FACE HIS
ACCUSERS
SAID ALLEGED MURDERER
WILL WAIVE EXTRACTION
Feminine Companion of Prison
er Treated With Marked Con-
sideration by Canadian Po-
lice; Chiefs Home Her Prison


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IBy Morning Journal Special Leased wirnl
Quebec. Aug Probably not be-
fore August is viii Dg Hawley II
Crippen and Ethel Claire Leneve be
taken aboard a transatlantic liner
bound for England, there to stand
trial Jointly accused OF numbering q
woman believed TO have been Belle
Elmore. The criminal law OF the
British possessions established THIS
today when the haggard dentist,
whose flight ended SO dramatically
aboard the steamer Montrose ycster-
day morning. was arragnod before
magistrate and remanded until Aug
ust s. The girl was too iil TO appear
but II her condition improves she
may be brought into court tomorrow.
Crippen will not fight extradition.
OF the girls attitude less is known.
She is still broken in body and spirit
alternately shaken with sobs or 81
lently morosc. Her relatiVs In Lon
don are beseeching her by cable to
tell all. and the Quebec police are
treating her with gentleness rarely
accorded a prisoner, even though
4 woman
Forced through a curious crowd
| Crippen was taken today before the
provincial court of special sessions
where he was formally questioned as
TO his identity aud notified that he
was under arrest for the murder OF
Ian unknown woman. Remaining
/ him to August was purely perfume
tory. as he and his companion hndef
the fugitive offenders act, must re-
main here at least fifteen days on
the eighth he likely will be remanded
again until the fifteenth and the first
available vessel for England VIII not
Grpart until three DAYS later
BY that time another detective
from Scotland Yard viii have ar
rived, bringing a formal duplication
for extradition although this apphca'
ton probably viii not be necessary
in view of the accused man occur
lation that he will raise no obstaeles
ito check his return.
Although Crippen was the center
tor attention when arraigned perhaps
the most interesting development ol
the day was the extremely hbera
treatment Of Miss leneNe by the po'
lice. Like Crippen, she is accused OF
murder, but the girl was seen TO-DAY
enjoying the freedom of the house o'
Chief OF Police Mccarthy
When taken from Jail today II was
announced that she had because oi
her weak condition. been taken TO 9
hospital. but this proved to be IN
correct. She is back in Jail tonight
under the care of physician Du
visitora to the chiefs house say they
had a glimpse of her walking about II
the ward for a breath of air undel
careful but unobtrusive surveillance
MANY persons believe the police arr
so markedly lenient with Miss lie
ueve not only because they pity ne
might. but also because they believe
, she is .'Crippen's dupe" and that sh'
may turn against him on the stand
Tbfa is the course her relatives u
Tondon are urging her to take, as sew
: eral cablegrams received today mad
: apparent.
Crippen occupies cell In the pro
| vIncial Jail on the heights east o
the city. overlooking the st Lawrcnc
river. He might ask to have m
American consul notified or seek al
: attorney 10 insure that he gets TAI
treatment. The United states cOnsu
e hero is Geberhardt Willrich, forme
s resident Of Milwaukee and st. Pau
= Minn. Mr.. Willrich said today thH
r while he stood ready to give Grippe
. ali consistent assistance, he had n Az
e no application 10 do so and eXpee' e
Y none. In fact. he added he saw n
way In which he could better the SIT
nation of the prisoner In any way.
4. INSPECTOR Dew is resting here ate
his labors. an object OF curiosity q
residents and to the Joue,sts tha
throng this queer old French city e
this time of year. and the envy on
admiration of the local poi2s.
A London despatch says MISS Le
neve's relatives have retained couns'
here to defend her. but on this poiu
tho police have received no officia
Information.
crippen seemed utterly discOuI
aged, but so far as can be ascertalne
he has let nothing slip that can b
used against him when he comes I
trial
. The police pin their hopes upo
Miss Leneve. but following the wishe
OF Inspector Dew. they declare the
are making no effort TO obtain con
fessions aud are not subiectng eithe
prisoner 70 anything approaching Tn
nthird degree" Such efforts wOul
be contrary TO British police meth
T. ods
T. Talks with the crew and steward
- OF the Montrose throw interestin side
h lights on the actions OF the pair on th
r. voyage from Antwerp. Dominica
Keen. the steward who looked aite
% their stateroom, had the best oppor
tunity FOR oberying their actions. n
j. said.
Il was the first to discover. by he
neat methods in her room, her way
J. walking and her Ultimate figure tina
John Robinson. Jr..' was a woman
Then we discovered that the hoei