Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31
COMMITTEE ON
RECEPTION IS
RESTLESS
CAN HARDLY WAIT FOR
DR.. CRlPPEN TO ARRIVE
Steamer Fighting Stom Which,
VIII Be Nothing to Tempest
Waiting for Physiciani due
to Land At Noon


thf A@fniuE soaruat spe'fhf h1@
Father Point, Que, july se--- BAR
ring unforeseen delay. il VIII be
known hy noon tomorrow whether
DR.. Hawiey Harvey crippen and his
stenagrapher Ethel Claire Leneve.
are aboard tue steamship Moutrcse
Tonight the vessel Is forcing her
Nay through a storm w the 81 Law
renee river and searing this point
where Inspector Dew Of Scotland
Yards. with Canadian Officers. waits
impatienuy Ia Chamber aboard and
arrest the man whom he believes 10
he the American dentist, ingififr
from Justice charged win The mar
der In London of AN unknown
woman, thought TO have been his ac-
treSs wife. Belle Elmore
rarly this afternoon, Captain Ken
dau sent wireless word that lie *
pected 10 be here by o'clock sun
aaN morning. but a later storm came
down The river and IL seemed unlike
Ia that the steamer would make as
good time as her commander expect
ed. Il the police carry out their pro-
gram. they wili land the pair at
quebec before O'Clock sunday night
II there "a No hitch in arrangenien MS
and Identification, the prisoners Nisi
be kept in sail until Monday morn
ing. when they VIII be- arralgned De-
fore Judge Panet Angers al Quebec
Unless Crlppen shows unusual re-
souFeefulmess. the Canadian police eN-
pect 10 place him in the hands of IE-
snssctor Dew on the same day 10 Pc
taken back 10 England on the neNi
steamship sailing from quebec en
THURSDAY. Frederick H. Ryder, the
American consul az Rimouski, neal
here. today came to Father Point 10
see INSPECTOR Dew He has n0 lnten-
ti0n II interfering with the action of
the Canadian authorities. but ccnsia-
ars IL hls dusy 10 he ON hand ln case
Crlppen considers that his rights az
ar American citiEen are being IN
frsnned and 80 advise him concern
ime his privileges
rnz and 1hnnderstoFms tonight in-
tarroptea wireless communication lse-
tween the Moutrose and the locai sfa-
tion.
Inspector Dew. in private cii''t
to.lsv. described the discovery - 1ne
hosly believed TO have been Belle hl-
more's ln Crppens London h0me
Il saw nothing amiss when ] tlrst
went through the house De salo-
.and althoueh : searched each room
carefully twiee with the same resnit'
was not satisfied ! Thought t
v.ntild b. wen 10 30 back and test the
walls with an iron bar. So ~enl
hack thf fourth time. and firs'
assin found nothing amiss.
.-rha cellar walls all seemed sound,
tlt strikinE shout with the iron har.
struck loose bTiek and our . fell
Immediately terrible stencil met ny
r,strtls Instantly ] began 20 tear
AWAY the loose bricks and underneath
. found 4 mass Of human flesh, eaten
away with Time Nos bone was iauud
and / believe the murderer, with MS
medical skuI separated them from
nae flesh. aud threw them into q
canal MOI far from Ehn house
A rumor reached here tonight from
Montreal thAt Crippen COMMITTEES
suicide on board the Montrose nis
caused consi idcrahle unessiness ST.
though n came absolutely without
Foundation
I Inspector Dew sos in touch with
7 ths Montrosa again about ln o'eloe&.
land although be would not say what
{ -oessage be- received. pc seemed re-
hsDsa by the news The inspector :
sr-atasi fear IS that Crippen rnas
E rseesuiss him before De gets aholro
{ ths Monirose ana make an attempt to