The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-29
WIRELESS FINDS DIR.
 GRIFFIN AND ETHEL
 LENEVE ON MONTROSE
American Dentist and His Typst With no Suspicion of mpend ing Arrest Headed For Father Point in Canada, Where
 They Will be Taken, Into Custody Tomorrow

tlmeS ana at others appears worried and watches Crippen with fearful eyes.
 'I have watched the man closely ever since he came on board the boat and I am sure today that he is Crippen. I had read fully of the case when in England and had seen pictures of both the fugitives as was in Antwerp. There is no odoubt of the identity of the couple as Dr. H. H. Crippen and Miss Ethel Clare Leneve."
 London, July 2s-scotland Yard detectives today received from Amer ica a detailed description of the birthmarks of Mrs. Dr. H. H. Grip pen, by means of which they hope to identify the fragments of the body found in the cellar of Dr. H. H. Grip pens home at Hill Drop Crescent. Realizing that a conviction of the murderer of the woman will be inn possible without establishing the identity of the body which is be- Ieved to be undoubtedly that of Mrs. Crippen. the police are now bending every effort to this end. The au- thorities are trying to trace the pack ing case which Expressmah Simonds says he took from Hill Drop Cres- cent to the town office of Dr. Grip pen ;n March. 1t is now believed
 
 the murdered woman.
 The wireless message from Captain Kendall further stated that the sus- poets were registered on the Montrose as "Robinson and son." The man has told passengers on the vessel that 'the boy'' had broken down in health by over study abroad and that he is bringing him back to California in the hope that the trip there will bene- fit him.
 The passengers, unaware that the man and his companion are the sus- pected pr. Crippen and Miss Leneve, talked to him about his nervousness which he has attributed to worry over his sons condition. A few have been taken into the captains confidence and without exciting suspicion the pair are being kept under constant surveillance.
 The frequent wireless messages sent and received by the Montrose before she got out of touch with the English wireless stations, according to Cap tain KendalIs message, seemed to wor- ry the suspect greatly but as the hours passed by and no effort was made to apprehend him by the ships officers, his fears seemed lessened.
 Neither the man nor his son have tried to shirk companionship with the other passengers. Instead they are constantly minglfng with them. The man has told passengers that he was in business in Antwerp but that he was forced to travel a great a great deal.
 The Montrose passed into the Strait of Belle Isle at 6 o'clock this morn- ing and is now making her way down the river. Owing to the dense fog that is hanging over the river her pro-, gress is unusually slow and the wire less operator does not think she can reach Father Point before a. m. Sum- day morning at which time the off, cers will board her.
 Shortly after the receipt of the wire less message from Kendall the Cana dian government police closed the en- tire wireless service to anyone save government officials and gave strict orders that not another word should wireless operator. The land wires, too, are in the hands of the authori- ties and the correspondents position is described as one of splendid iso- lation.'' It was stated here this af- ternoon that if Kendall's identifica- ton is correct he will receive the $1,- 25o reward offered by the English authorities.
 London, July 29-While reasonably sure that Dr. H. H. Crippen. the sup posed wife murderer. and Miss Ethel Clare Leneve, his typ1St. were aDOdTd the steamer Montrose bound for Que bee, exclusive announcement in United Press cables yesterday that the steam CT had sent a wireless message posi- lively announcing the presence of the couple aboard the vessel, created in tense excitement here.
 The offices receiving the United Press cables were flooded with inQuir- ies and within short time the news was bulletined all over England.
 Before the receipt of these confir- matory messages. the authorities were still prosecuting a search in England and on the continent for Crfppen, but this has now been dropped. Every one is waiting the arrival of the Mont rose at Father Point where it is ex- pected that Chief Mccarthy of the Quebec Provincial police will board the vessel and place the pair under ar- rest.