The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-01
Warned TO silence.

Warned to Silence.
I want to see you below moment"
said Dew, with his characteristic
lisp. Then, turning to Chief Nc
Carthy, he said: That's the man
Il arrest you in the name of the
king" said Mccarthy to Crippen. you
are my prisoner. Anything you say
will be used against you at your trial.
Passengers and crew, knowing Tor
the first time that something out of
the ordinary was going on, crowded
| to the front and Mccarthy hustled his
prisoner, not unkindly, below. AS
they were descending the narrow ship
stairs, Crippen demanded
Have you a warrant? What is the
| charger
Mccarthy produced his authorize
ton for making the arrest given him
Quebec by Judge. Anglers. Crippen
! grasped it before the Grief could pre-
| vent him and read the backing greed
lily:
Murder ant mutilation," he NUT
tered to himself. "Oh God!'' He
threw the warrant on the floor of the
passage and continued to his cabin
absolutely passive.
| A few seconds later a womans
shrek told those above that the LIE
| Neve woman had been discovered and
| arrested. She had recognized Dew
| in the semi-darkness of the passage
as she was emerging from her cabin
| to join Crippen.
When Mccarthy entered her cabin
he. found her lying on the bed, fully
dressed in boy clothing. She cried
out Historically, her lips were tremb-
ling and her face was as white as
death Restoratives were applied
4 when she was on the verge of faint
ing. Mccarthy said afterward he
/ thought she would break down i'm
u mediately, but she recovered herself
1 wonderfully, and when Dew stepped
into the cabin she was quite compos-
, ed Shut in her room and restored to
woman's dress. she was closely guard
; ed as the vessel continued its jour
ney for fear that she would take her
| life or utterly collapse.
!; As the pilot boat swung away from
the Montrose's side Dew, Capt. Ken
q dali, Mccarthy and the two prisoners
were closeted in the captains cabin
j The Montrose at once resumed hel
journey to quebec.
) In jail on Land.
QUEBEC, Aug. DIR. H. Fl. Grip
) pen and Miss Ethel Claire Leneve
are behind bars and under close con
II finement in the Jail at Parliament
3 house They were brought ashore be
0 fore daylight this morning from the
/ Montrose.
l. Crippen was sullen and silent. he
/, refuses to talk and sits on the mar
Il row bunk in his CELL The Lenevs
) girl is almost physical wreck. Sh'
/. has not closed her eyes in sleel
II since the arrest. The precaution
against allowing the couple to sui
e eide, were well taken.
In the envelope containing Grill
|, penis belongings the police found
t, small paper containing powder and
it tiny phial of dark brown liquid whic
f. they think was poison.
,t When the police arrested the CIR
f. she rushed to the port hole of tn
vessed and threw something ou
c. which the police think was the revo
A. yer Crippen had with him. Vine
IL searched, it was found that the gil
E. wore heavy canvass harness, d.
k- signed to conceal as much as poss
10 BILE, her dainty womanly figure.
dl Captain Kendall when asked toda
70 what he would do with the rewar
is offered for. Crippen, said he had nc
e known of any reward offered. He an
the other officers refused to discus
n the case, believing that they woul
10 be called later as witnesses. Grippe
n had shaved his mustache and puzzle
Inspector Dew when he first saw hin
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