Evening journal., 1910-08-01

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
QUEBEC, Aug. LIN the gloomy
underground dungeons Of the Parlia-
ment buildings, Dr. Hawley Harvey
Crippen. and Ethel Clare Leneve early
to-day awaited their summons before
Judge Anglers at the end of the long
/ oceau-wide wireless chase that they
led from London to Quebec In
spectOr Dew. Of Scotland Yard. and
the Canadian police officials would
not trust their important prisoners TO
the ordinary police cells. but carried
them TO the Parliament dungeons
usually reserved for political
prisoners
Crippen was sullen and silent. He
sat stOlidly on the narrow bunk in
his seven by four cell and refused
to talk The Leneve girl was al
most a physical wreck. She wrung
her hands and moaned piteously She
had not closed her eyes i'm sleep since
Crippen was identified on the deck Of
the Montrose yesterday morning, and
to-day she rolled from side to side
of the little iron bed i'm her prison
room, her sObs affecting even the
hardened guards that stood in the
corridors
The precautions against allowing
! Crippen or his typist an opportunity
/ for suicide were evidently we'll ad
vised. I'm the envelope containing
| Crippen's belongings, the police have
a small paper-wrapped powder and a
/ tiny vial of dark brown liquid. No
analysis of these has been made, but
/ Inspector Dew is convinced that both
are poison, carried by the fleeing
dentist I'm order summarily to end the
chase if he found himself hard press
ed Just before the police secured
Miss Leneve she rushed to a port hole
on the Montrose and succeeded i'm
I throwing something overheard. This
is believed to have been the revolver
which Crippen is known to have car
ried when he boarded the ship.
When Crippen was arrested on the
MOntrose, this companion was in her
stateroom below, according to stories
told by the passengers to-day. A
/ search Of the doctor revealed moth
ing of importance and Inspector Dew
went below to get the girl.
Girl Was Reading Novel.
She was seated I'm her room bliss
fully ignorant of the net fast tighten
ing about her, reading George Sell
don's Audrey's RecOmpense, evident
ly absorbed i'm the novel Dew rap
ped at the door. and without wait
ing for a reply entered. Chief Nc
Carthy followed. As the officers for
mally placed her under arrest, with
a piercing shrek. the little figure,
awkward i'm it's boys clothing. stag
gered to the stateroom bunk When
she had been revived with brandy,
suddenly she darted to the portfolio,
and before the men could stop her,
had thrown out what is supposed to
have been Crippen's revolver
When searched II was discovered
that the Levene girl wore a heavy
canvass harness, designed to conceal
as much as possible her dainty wo-
mans figure. While the stewardess
was searching her, the girl held her
hands above her head, moaning pitt
fully. When it was over, she col
lapsed again and the ships doctor
was called BY night she had re-
covered sufficiently to eat dinner. but
to-day she was again in a pitiable
weakened condition.
Dew, not satisfied with the first
search of Crippen, himself examined
the dentist and discovered a linen
belt next his skin and to which were
affixed several women's diamond
rings. earrings and a stick pin.
Crippen Worried aud Nervous.
The Scotland Yard inspector be-
lieves that the Leneve girl had nc
hand in the killing of Belle Gilmore