The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-07-31
{ RIP P |: n IS
S 0 0 n 7 0
B T | n
JAIL
Steamer Montrose With Murderer
Suspect Reaches Father Point
This Morning.
DETECTIVES ARE
READY TO BOARD SHIP
Inspector Dew Gives Graphic
Description Of the Terrible
Crime.

FATHER POINT. QUE, July 30
Barring unforeseen delay, IL Will be
known tomorrow whether Or. H0wley
Harvey Crlppen and his stenographcr.
Ethel Claire Leneye. are aboard the
steamship Montrose.
Tonight the vessel Is forcing her
way throueh storm up the St Law
renee river nenring this point, where
Inspector Dew OF Scotland Yard with
Canadian officials. waits impatiently
10 Chamber on board and arrest the
man whom he believes TO be the
American dentist a fugitive from JUS
tice, charged with the murder in Lon
don of an unknown woman, thought TO
have been his actress-wife, Belle
Gilmore
Expects TO Arrive This Morning.
Early this afternoon Captain Ken
dali sent wireless word that he expect.
ed 10 he here by O'Clock Sunday
morning. hut later storm came down
the river and IT seemed unlikely that
the steamer would make as good timo
as her commander expected. If the
police carry out their program they
Will land toe pair at Quebec before
o'clock Sunday night. II there Is
no hitch In arrangements and identi-
fication. the prisoners viii be kept III
jail at Quebec until Monday morning.
when they will be araiGned before
Judge Panet Anglers. Quebec police
magistrates Unless Crippen shows
unusual resourcesfulness, the Cana
dian police expect TO place him in
the hands OF Inspector Dew on the
same day 10 be taken back TO Eng
land on the next steamship sailing
from Quebec on Thursday.
Frederick. NJ Hyder, the American
consul at Rlmouski, near here. today
came TO Father Point to see Inspec-
TOT Dew He has no intention Of in
.terferc with the action of the Canadian
authorities, but considers 1t his duty
to be on hand In case Crippen consid
ors that his rights as an American
citizen are being infrinGcd and 10 ad-
wise him concerning his privileges.
Foes and thunder storms tonight In
terrupted wireless communication be-
tween the Montrose and the local sta
tion.
Inspector Dew. in a private chat to-
day, describes the discovery of the
body believed 10 have been Belle
Ellmore's in Crippen's London home.
81 saw nothing amiss when first
went through the house" he said,
and although | searched each room
carefully. twice, with the same result,
was unsatislled ] thought that It
would be good To go back and test
the walls with an iron bar. So ] went
back the fourth time and at first |
again found nothing amiss The eel
lar walls all seemed sound but strik-
Ing about with the Iron bar. ] struck
loose brick and out II fell lmme.
diately 4 terrible stencil met my nos
trils. Instantly | began 10 tear away
the loose bricks and underneath
found a mass of human flesh. eaten
away with lime Not a bone was
found and | believed the murderer
with his medical skill, separated them
from the flesh and threw them into a
canal not far from the house"
A rumor reached here tonight from
Montreal that Crippcn had committed
suicide on board the Montrose. This
caused considerable uneasIness. al.
though II came absolutely without
fDunda ion