Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-01
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IN PRISON CELLS
AMERICAN WANTED FOR WIFE
! MURDER FALLS INTO TRAP
LAID BY SCOTLAND YARD.
BOTH NEAR COLLAPSE
i WHEN TAKEN FROM STEAMSHIP
Man and Woman Arraigned in Court
and Held as Fusitives-May Start
!. For England Next Thursday - I'M
. men.e Crowd Frishtens Both Grip
pen and His Mistress.

: pen and His Mistress.
!. Quebec. Aug. 1-Canadian Justice
snoved swiftly today in the case OF DE'
Crippen and Miss Leneve. VINO are
charged with guilty knowledge OF al
abominable crime" and who fed from
fha other side OF the Atlantic only 70
he caught in the police trap before tney
could nut foot on the soil Of the domln-
lon. ..,,,
The steamer Montrose. upon whlcn
the f,,ritiyes were arrested while the
vessel was 100 miles from this port
Yesterday. arrived at her pier here al
l:s5 this morning. The prisoners were
hastened thru the enormous crowd 10
the Jail, where they were placed IN
separate cells for the night Iooay
both prisoners, appeared refreshed 1or
theirs was the common experience VI
bounded ones. The agony OF the sus-
pense over, they had fallen INTO ul1e
deep sleep that betokens physical ex-
haustion.
Hold As Fusitives.
AS soon as the arrests were made the
heal court authorities were notihed
and Judge Panetangers arranged TO
hold court at 1o:30 this morning The
accused were held under the law per-
tanning to fugitives suspected OF con-
nection with a crime.
The authorities hope Crippen and his
typist cam be sent back to LONDON on
the steamer Royal George. which sails
Thursday However, the prisoners
have the right to remain hero dfteen
days before their departure THIS pc
riod affords sthens an opportunity 70
seek relealoy thru ruIhabeas-co corpus. pro-
ceodings. Crtppens also may exercise
his right as an-Amdrtcansc1tfzen to ap-
peal to the Americansconsu here ana
so make sure hissrights are not infr1ng-
Cd. It is doubtful df CHppen will
ayails himself. OF either chance for de-
lay.
The crowd commenced to gather
early in the evening and by the ttme
the Aontrose reachedsher dock several
thousand people had assembled IN
-spector Dew maintained s1nceasfng vigil
over the cabins the prisoners occupied.
A half hour before ;the time for going
ashore Crippen.was brought ON deck by
Detective Dennis. and Detective Nc
Carthy had Miss Leneve in charge.
Dew led the way to the Sangway. Both
prisoners were near physical collapse
and as they caught sight OF the enor-
.mous crowd would. have dropped In
their tracks but for the strong arms
which supported them.
!, Hurried to Cells.
Tho police were obliged to charge
the pushing, excited crowd in order to-
clear q way for the officers and pris-
oners. who were rushed and half carr
-r1ed to a carriage AS coon as the
party entered, the door Of the vehicle
slammed shut and it: c1attered along
the wood noor'of the pier and out into
the street. that led to the provincial
building. The door Of the provincial
jail stood open, waiting its new guests,
and the formalities were quickly over;
Crippen was placed in small cell but
Miss Leneve was given large and
comparatively comfortable room on the
upper door.
Early today .throngs gathered outside
the, Jail in anticipation OF the appear
ance Of the. prisoners in court.
Hearing is Delayed.
Crippen was erraigned today and
held for further hearing on Aug. 5.
Miss Ileueye was too i'll to appear in
court. Il is believed, the delay was due
to advices received today by rnspec-
tor Dew from Scotland Yard. The in
spector is awaiting arrival from Lon
don Of an.officer bearing the necessary
extradition papers. An immense crowd
surrounded the building in which the
hearing took place Much bitterness
was manifested toward Crtppen. but
the people synnpathized with the won1-
an, believing she was duped by her
companion. When Miss Leneve arose
this morning she received cable mee-
sage from her father urging her to tell
all she knows. ..
crippsn a Broken Man.
Il was q broken man that stood to-
day before Judge Angers In the pro-
:vincial court of special sessions. In
voice 30 weak it scarcely reached the
bench Crippen answered the formal
questions put to htp. The proceedings
were brief ana at their conclusion the
prisoner was remanded until Aug. Is.
Crippen announced that he would not
resist return TO England to stand
trial