Arizona republican., 1910-08-02
A FORMAL ARRANGEMENT
After Which He Was Re
manded. Miss Leneve Not
Brought Into Court. Her
Relatives Advise Her to
Tell the Truth

Quebec. July 1S.-Probably not be-
fore August IS will DR.. Hawley II.
Crippen and Ethel Claire Leneve be
taken aboard transatlantic liner
hound for London, there to stand trial
Jointly accused of numbering Il woman
believed TO be Belle Elmore- The
criminal law of the British possessions
established this today when the hag-
gard dentist was arraigned before
magistrate and remanded until Au-
gust s.
The girl was too i'll to appear, but
if her condition improves she may be
brought into court tomorrow. Crlppeh
will not fight extradition
OF the girls attitude less Is known
She is still broken in body and spirit
alternately shaking with soos or Sill
emily morose Her relatives in Lon
don are beseeching her by cable to
tell all and the Quebec police are
treating her with d gentleness rarely
accorded a prisoner
Forced through a curious crowd
Crippen was taken before the provin-
ciaI court Of special sessions where he
was questioned as to his identity and
formally notified of his arrest for the
murder of an unknown woman. The re-
mandiug of him to August was pure
IL perfunctory, as he and his compan-
ion under the fugitive offenders act
must remain here at least fifteen days
ON the Sth it is likel. he will be re
manded until the 18th and the first
r1raNaA
depart until three days later
Bv that time another Scotland fard
detective will arrive, bringing a form
al application for eXtradition, although
this application probably VIII not De
necessary in view of the accused de-
claring that he will not raise obstacles.
Although Crippen was the center Oh
attention, perhaps the most interesting
development was the extreme klndiS
treatment Of Miss Leneve by the po-
lice. While Crippen was accused OF
murder. the girl enjoyed the freedom
Of the house of Police Chief Mccarthy
When taken from the Jail it was an
nounced that she had been taken 10
a hospital She was sent back to Jal'
tonight under a physician, but Vlsitors
at the chiefs house say they had a
glimpse of her walking about the yaro
for a breath of air. under careful but
unobtrusive surveillance.
MANY people believe that the police
are so markedly lenient with Miss Le-
neve because they not only pity mel
plight but believe that she was Grip
pens dupe, and that she may turI
against him on the witness stand. IhlS
is the course her London relatives arc
urging her to take.
Crippen occupies a cell in the pro-
vincial jail on the heights OF the city
overlooking the St Lawrence river 1T
might ask to have the American con-
sui notified or seek an attorney 10 IN
sure that he gets fair treatment. Con
sui Rich said today that while he stoo1
ready to give Crippen consistent as
sistance. he had had no application anC
exDected none In fact, he SAID M
could see no way in which he coult
better the situation of the prisoner Ii
any way.
Inspector Dew is resting here. afte
his labor. an object of curiosity of tn
residents and tourists that throng thu
queer French city at this time of tn
wear. and the envy and admiration o
the local police.
4 London dispatch says that Mis-
Leneve's relatives have retained coun
sci here to defend her, but on TN
point the police have received no IN
formation.
Crippen seemed utterly discourage
but so far as can be ascertained h
has let nothing slip that can be use
against him in his trial. The pollc
pin their hopes on Miss LeneNe bu
following the wishes of Inspector DeN
thev declare that they are making n
effort to obtain a confession and ar
not subjecting either prisoner to tn
third degree" Such efforts are con
trary To British police methods
Talks with members of the Mont
roses crew threw interesting side
lights on the action of tile PAIR
the voyage from Antwerp Dominic
Keen. the steward, who looked afte
their stateroom said: Il was one {
the first to discover by her method
in her room, her way Of walking an
her eliminate figure that John Rob
inson, Jr. was a woman Then "
discovered that the labels had bee
taken from their clothes and that u
lining had been torn from youn
Robinson's hat and soon Captai
Kendall was convinced that he ha
the much sought fugitives aboard.
Alfred Smith. the dining roo
steward. told how Crippen maneuvei
ed to keep Miss Leneve seated
him at the table. He said that CriI