The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
Extradition Put Over for IS
Days Under Canadian
Statute.
INDIFFERENT TO HIS FATE
Accused Wife Murderer Faces
Mob coolly-Mrs. emmett
0aunts Him.

privat" chambers Of Judge Panel Anger.
in the Parliament Buildings DR. Hawloy
Harvey Irippen ~a- remanded for fftean
days. This u the routin. proc...dinS
To- snch ca-s~
Th" prisoner d-clarsl he would not
Fight eXtradition
Tive probability il that he will ne de-
pOrt@l under the undeSirable- clause
I 81 the immigration act. Together with
Ethel l.. \-v-, 90 the end - the time
/ fixed by Judge Augsr- by which time
another d-tect,ve and a woman prisoner
keeper will have arriv~l from Scotland
Yard 10 assist Inspector Dew in taking
the couple back 10 England 20 stand their
! trial
Ethel Clare IL Neve. who is said 20 -.
In d-licat. health. was not arraignei in
court The prison doctors reported tina,
she Wa too much Frustrated 10 stand the
, ordeal Because Of her hy-terical condi-
ton and for greater attent ion and privacy
the girl was taken early in the day from
her cell 10y Chief 81 Police Mccarthy to his
home ia Saint SAWYER Later she wa.
removed IN proper custody to the Jeffrey
Hale HosgtaI
According 10 one story tho oficia
versions % her illness ara exaggerated on
purpo~e to avoid a sensai ional arraiRn-
ment Of the young woman in court An
other story says she il very seriously ~
and may have 20 remain IN rod for more
than week. Tn" present plans contem-
plate the Judges visiting tho hospital
and there going through the Formally
Of holding her for eNtradit ION proceedings
The police othcal- saw that since her
arrest Yesterday morning m the state
room % th" MontroSa. CrIppanS com
panIon has been IN state ~ COLLAPSE.
She has eaten nothing and has spant
the whole ~ ia. tin. wee ping hyster-
'cally or sinking into a fiftul slumber ~
exhaustion. only to wake and hurst into
another paroNy~m 81 tears The condi-
ton ~ the girl - someW hat serious
Tire" cable dispatches have haen re-
ceiv"d from her father and mother and
the authorities have consented 10 have
her read them They contain messages
- comfort and cn.er The feeling -
growing ~ Quelec the the voting woman
was completely una. tho spell " Crippan.
VIII" u - a. vet too soon 10 saw whether
sh" was aware or not 90 tho crime when
she left London with the man there j. a
strong undercurreut II sympathy for the
girl Who ia spite - her p years seems
really a child IA manner
Cripp"n has recovered from the reaction
which set Ia when he was brought face -
face with Inspector Dow IA IN. cabin ~
the captain ~ IN" Nuntrnsa Al the wav
up from Fat her Point - Quebec he Law
on ia" lounge holding IN hrs manaclod
hands a copy 81 a Business Man I.etters
10 His son
He asked also fur magazines and dis
p1-ed ~ hearty dinner. even dispns,ng
- a hOt'l" - ba.r with evident relish.
He never spoke tn Detective Denis. who
was guarding him and there was almost
4 spirit ~ latent hravadn about tho man
" ho = few hours before had crtnged like
a whipped dog h"for- the man from
Scotland Yard a. the handouts wor.
slipped on his wrists
After he was loCaad NJ Criprsn slapt
fairly we'll After uarfakiug 81 light
breakfast This morning h" maintained a
sulleu silence chef Mccarthy and In
sp-ctor Dew had long interview with Mr..
l.ancoti. Assistant Attorney -ti.nsral hi,
morning before CripT-.n was taken e.
,ourt After Dew left Mr. I.anoott caIlai
Mccarthy hack and they wsrc IN confer.
snce together for som" tim" aftsrward
Mr. I.anctot sad that ~ had t-aen deci,lad
% send Crippen before th" Magistrate AT
,nce. hut As for the girl. he added. shs h
90 III 20 appear to-day.
Cnppen was taken from his cell IN tho
Parliament Buildings at II.2D o'clock thi,
morning 10 appear before the Magistrate
he walked directly from his cell. whore
10 had been closely watched. through thu
'olIce station passage into the yard aud
DOLLY took his seat IN an oprn cab await
ng him in front OF the building Huge
,rowds of people crushed around thu
arrlaEe in order TO obtain a view Of TIA,
man Chief Mccarthy walked
" his side and Detective Denis closely
'ehind him. There was no open demon
tration by the people. but there was gen.
raj comment upon the mans seeming
Indifference
Outside the court house there was
mother huge crowd. The police had to
lear lane through it. In the court
Iouse itself the corridors were jammed
nth newspaper men and tho public.
'nppen walked through the crowd with
he utmost unconcern- He looked around
{ the crowd a. though wondering what
was all about. lie was taken into tho
Judges private chambers. where Judge
'anet Anglers was in waiting in addition
q the detectives. High Constable Gale
nd Mr.. Emil Talbot. The clerks ws0
resent ~ well as one or two other
ourt officers. The general puDlic tried
D enter. but were refused adnissiun.
rippen was placed in standing posi-
ION before the Judges desk with de-
= safe and wholesome Hond'y :. srfo,cl ~;