The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-01
Scotland Yards Man Makes Good, After Race
Across Atlantic Ahead Of Steamer Montrosc.
DENTIST is RELIEVED, BUT MISS LtNEyE FA|NTS
London Detective Boards Boat Pilot and Arrests Man
While Standing at Ships Ral---Girl Is Found
in Her Stateroom and Colapscs
Passengers Surprised.

talking with Dr, Stewart, the ships
surgeon, and attempting to appear
calm But that he WAS nervous was
indicated by his furtive giances aud
his remark to DR.. stewart. "There are
three pilots coming aboard" he said
ncrvously "ls that not unusunl?"
The surgeon did no, repiy. In, Kept
his eyes on the strangers who wallBcd
rapidly toward them.
81 Want You"
"crippen. want YOU" said Inspector
Dew. quietly. as he approached.
The dentist recoiled involuntariy as
he recognized the man who addressed
him, then the blood left his face, his
breathing came short and fast and
lie gurgled incoherently. AZ he was
being led away to the captains cabin.
where he was transferred later to his
own stateroom. he said gratefully:
THANK God, the suspense Is over
am glad"
Crippen's arrest accomplished, Dew
hurried to Miss Leneve's stateruom,
where he found her still dressed Az
John Robinson. Jr." She was on the
verge OF nervous breakdown Her ap-
pearance when confronted by the de-
tcctives and told she was under ar
rest, was pitiable. Tile control she
had fought so hard to retain through
out The voyage had left her. She
cried out hysterlcally and became go
faint that restoratives were admins
tered Shut in her own stateroom and
restored to woman's dress ~ was
tiUseiy f.tif,ded AZ III. pcs:tT epn-
tinned It's journey. for fear she would
take her life or collapse utterly.
No Admissions.
Although neither Grlppen nor the
typist denied their identity. neither ad :
mittea any connection with the murder.
Neither Inspector Dew nor the Cana
dians who made the arrest tried TO get
any discriminating admissions from the
couple Such efforts are contrary to
British law and the prisoners voinn-
teered no information. With the shock
of arrest over. n stewardess changed
the boys clothing. In which the girl
had travelled, for more fitting gar
ments. She lay for more than an hour
! In her berth. her features contorted
! and her body shaken with convulsive
sobs. In separate cabin. guarded by
a detective, Crippen sat in silence. with
his chin sunk on his chest.
When Inspector Dew went aboard the
steamer today. his greatest fear was
that Crippen and Miss Ieneve when
they found themselves discovered
would commit suicide. The small army
of American, Canadian and European
correspondents that had been waiting
! at Father Point to see the end of one
of the most exciting man hints In po-
| lice history, arose at dawn today, but
! Dew and the Canadian detectives were
i up before them From the gulf OF st
Lawrence 160 miles away. fog had
rolled up the river and 1t was impOs-
sible to see more than 30 yards. But
the wireless had penetrated tie miet
bringing word that the Montrose Was
only 30 miles away.
On account of the fog, she felt hel
way cautiously and 1t was 7.30 O'Clock
before her black -rigged funnel was Wis.
ible down the river. At that time thu
fog lifted a little, but II was still dense
enough to aid admirably the purpose d
the detectives. which was to get aboarf
i without arousing the suspicious of tn,
couple they hoped to arrest. Defective
Dennis gayo the most interesting ac.