Evening journal., 1910-07-29
ALL READY TO
NABDR. CRIPPEN
He and His Companion Will
Be Arrested on Arrival of
the MOntrOSe
WIRELESS HUNT HAS
BEEN SUCCESSFUL
By United Press Leasod Special Wire.

by United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON, July 29.-While reason
ably sure that DR.. ii. H. Crippen, the
supposed wife murderer and Miss
Ethel Clare Loneve, his typist were
aboard the steamer MontrOse, bound
for Quebec, the exclusive announce
ment in United Press cables yester-
day that the steamer had sent a wire
less message positively announcing
the presence of the couple aboard
the vessel created intense excitement
here.
The offices receiving the United
Press cables were alive with inQuirers
and within a short time the news
was bulletined all over England.
Before the receipt of these con-
trmatory messages, the authorities
were still prosecuting search in
England aud on the continent for
Crippen, but this has now been drop
ped. Every one is awaiting the arrival
of the Montrose at Father Point,
where il is expected that Chief Me-
Carthy of the Quebec provincial police
will board the vessel and place the
pair under arrest
Crippcn Suspicious of Nothing.
FATHER POINT. Quebec, July 29.
The worldwide, crOss-the-Ocean
wireless hunt for Dr. Harvey Hawley
Crippen and Miss Ethel Clare Lcneve
centers to-day on this fog-shrouded
ST. Lawrence village. AS fast as "A
slow Montrose can pick her way
/ through the thirty e-mide river,
| fOg-covered, Crippen and Miss Len
eve. suspicious of nothing, are COM
/ ing TO their doom. The great hand of
wireless has stretched across the sea
and Intercepted the alleged wife MUIR
derer and his companion.
/ VIII he Taken 10 Quebec.
At midnight Saturday or early Sum
day, probably while the UnsuspectnE
/ pair are sleeping, officers will clam
ber over the side of the Montrose of
Farther Point and place them under
arrest. They will be rushed to Que
bee. arraigned and then ordered de-
ported 10 England as undesirable
aliens. In this way eXtradition will b.
circumvented and Crippen and Mis-
Leneve will be bound back for Eng
hand on August a aboard the fast tur
hine steamer Royal George.
In a little room beneath the light
house here, ON top of which Oh
aerials OF the Marconi wireless syl
4 tenn snatch messarcs from the al
) Chief Mccarthy OF the Quebec provii
cial police: Police Chief Denis,
I Lewis and Chief Constable Gauyreal
, Of the Dominion police of OttOwa, an
comforting as TO plans for making Oh
= arrest Some time this afternoon, III
pilot boat Eureka Will drop up along
side the White Star Liner Laurentil
and put a pilot aboard The sam
boat will bring ashore to Fathe
Point. Chief Inspector Dew of Scot
land Yard. who will act as an aid
to the Canadian police in arrestin
Crippen and Miss Leneve. Dew vii
take no action in the actual arrest
which under Canadian law, must b.
made by Canadian police. The ar
rest will be made by Chief Mccarthy
of the Quebec provincial police whil
Denis and Gauvrieu stand close a
hand to prevent possible efforts a
escape or suicide.
stir in the Village.
Father Point contains lighthouse
wireless station and a land-wirl
telegraph station Few people liv'
here the year-around. The little VII
lage, to-day, however, is crowded al
Z summer resort. Half a hundred
newspaper correspondents and photo
graphers hay arrived. while tourists
and curiosity seekers are coming ii
on every train.
Special permission has been grant
ed by the Canadian immigration on
cials to inspector Dew TO lang a
Father Point on the pilot boat
The first positive information tha
Crippen and Miss Leneve were Ol
board the MontrOse, was received her
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