The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29

(Slgned) KENDALL,
Commander"
Father Point, Quebec July 29-
The Canadian Pacific steamer
Montrose. carrying among her pass
engeTS two persons believed by Cap
tGm Kendall 10 he DR. Hawley H.
Crippen and his typist, Ethel Clare
Lcneye, steamed through the strait
Of Belle Isle this morning. This
places the vessel about whose arrlV-
al the greatest interest centerS. some
zoo miles east OF Father Point She
10 expected To take ON a pilot here
Sunday morning
Early today thirty-two mile wind
swept the fog that had covered the
broad mouth of the St Lawrence ever
since last evening, and the MGntrose
win not experience delay unless the
weather predictions for the next As
hours fail
The White Star liner Laurenuc,
aboard which is Chief Inspector Dew
Of Scotland Yard, already nad en-
tered the ST Lawrence and under fay-
o:able conditions should pass this
point between 3 O'Clock and 6 O'Clock
this afternoon. At a. m. today she
was I65 miles east Of here. The
purpose of Scotland Yard has been
accomplished IN that Inspector Dew
travelling on faster steamer, has
outstripped the suspects and he will
be in position to make his attempt
at Identification when the John Rob
inson" and John Robinson. Jr," OF
nrt orritr Of
a Canadian port
The provincial, police understand
that Dew Will land here and walt for
the Montrose His subsequent pre-
oedure Is matter OF doubt here He
may board the Montrose and contln~
ue to Quebec. II is believed that his
plans have been worked out with the
minutest detail and that there can be
no hitch
Chief Mccarthy of the Quebec
provincial police will make the ar
rest of, DR.. Crippen, II he should
prove to be on board the Montrose.
The chief received word today that
arrangements had been made be-
tween Scotland Yard and the Domin
ion government whereby Inspector
Dew VIII he permitted To land here
under a special order suspcnding
quarantine
On special order suspendlng the
quarantine regulations. the Quebec of
nclals are prepared to cooperate with
the Scotland Yard man in whatever
course the, latter may adopt. The AL
Ian Line steamer Sarjinian. which
passed here early today. helped mater
tally in the early stages of the trans
Atlantic pursuit II was this vessel
that picked up the strange wireless
from the Montrose and relayed 10 the
the European coast the word that two
persons believed to be DR. Crippen a1d
Miss Leneve were aboard the Mont
rose
The plans of the police are based,
of course, on the assumption that Grip
pen and his companion are aboard the
Montrose. This fact has not been alb
solurely established from the police
standpoint Nevertheless. the fre
quent wireless messages which have
been received since the Montrose got
into touch with the American side of
the Atlantic tend 10 confirm the belief
that Captain Kendall Is correct in the
matter OF Identification.
These messages are in varying de-
Srees of positiveness. some making
the explicit statement that Crippen
is aboard the steamer. others reiterat.
Ing the fact that the suspected par
ties are aboard The messages have
definitely established that no actual
arrests have been made thus far.
II was Dew who interviewed Grip !
a l.. A. 1
we'll 1t was Dew also 10 whom the |
DEBTORS promise was given that he |
would not leave England until the
mystery OF hts wlfe's disappearance
was cleared up The inspector has
been sharply criticised by the press
and people IN london and by some !,
OF parliament for not arrest