The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-02
Will Make N o f ig h t.
Against Return to
London.
WOMAN, ALSO, is
w ILLIN G TO GO.
Alleged Wife-Murderer Is Ar
raigned in Provincial Court,
and, in Colorless Tone, An
swers Questions Put to
Him-Miss L eneve
Treated Literally.

I Quebec, August 1-Probably not be-
fore August Is will DR.. Hawley Harvey
Crippen and Ethel Glare Leneve ba
taken aboard transatlantic liner
bound for England, there to stand trial
Jointly, accused Of numbering woman
believed to have been Belle Elmore,
the doctors American wife. The GRIM
fnal law OF the British possessions es-
tablished this to day, when the haggard
dentist. whose light ended SO dramat-
lcally aboard the steamer Montrose
yesterday morning, was arraisned be-
fore magistrate and remanded until
August s. Neither he nor the girl will
resist extraditiou.
Although too Ill to appear In court
the questions prescribed by law were
put to Miss Leneve as she sat weakly
in chair at the home OF Chief Me-
SCarthy of the provincial police. AS
tCrlppen mad said at his arraignment
earlier in the day she. too, eyinced a
Willingness to go back to England for
trial. She answered the questions in
an almost inaudible voice and seemed
on the verge of collapse. AS was her
male companion. she was remanded un-
til August S.
Until late In the day the judge and
the police believed that the girls ex-
an animation would have to be postponed,
put finally they decided to question her
at Chief McCarthy's house, so that
both prisoners might be ready to re-
turn to England on the same boat at
the earliest date permitted by law.
Crlppen Is like man exhausted and has
sunk into the quicksands OF the law
without struggle, OF tho girYs atts-
rude less is known. She is still bro
Asn IN oody and Spirit. alternately
shaken with sobs or silently moros,,.
tser relatives in London are beseect,-S
ing ing her7 by cable TO tell al1 and the
Quebec police are treating her with a
sentieness rarely accorded a prisoner.
even though woman.
Forced through a curious crowd.
iSrlppen was taken to-day before the
r,ovihclal Court Of Special Sessions,
where he was formally questioned - .
TO his identity and notified thar ha we-s
under arrest for the murder Of an
unknown woman. Remandinp hin, 70
AUGUST was purely perfunctory. a.
ne ana MS companion, under the fupi5
i've orenders act must remain here
a. ieast fifteen days. On the sth he
iiheiy VIII be remanded again until
the 18th. and the first available vessaI
for England will not depart ,,nti,s thrs..
days later. ~ -. .,
Mere Formally.
BY that time Detective Nr;tcba,,
from Scotland Yard, will have arrives
bringing formal application for az
TRADITION, although this application
propaoly Will not be necessary in view
Of the accused mans declaratio mar
ne Will raise no obstacles to check 4h,a i
return. .it'
sergeant Mitchell viii aid Inspector
Dew in taking the prisoners bac,. for
trial.
1t was a broken man that stood to-
day before Judge Anglers in the PRO-
Vlhclai Court of Special Sessions. In a IS
voice so weak that it scarcely reached
the bench he answered the formal ~
questions put to him. The proceed.
lngs We're brief. When brought to the 81
bar Crtppen was heavily nanacled
the steel bracelets weighing down his
thin wrists 1t was apparent that
ne had passed a bad night
The judge asked the prisoner if h,
was Hawley II. Crippen.
I am" said Crippen.
Do you know this man2" indicating
Inspector Dew
Crippen nodded his head.
Are you ready to so back with him
or any other qualified officer?"
Yes"
DO you intend to aght extraaitlon?.
mo"
AS he answered the questions Grip
pen scarcely raised his head. To fur
ther interrogattves he said he was
s,rizen of the United States. born IN
Michigan. When the Judge asked: ,Is
the girl arrested With you Miss Ethel
Clare Leneye?" the doctor replied.
Yes"
His response was in the most color
less tone.
Girl Treated Well.
Although Crlppen was the centre OF
attention When arraigned. perhaps the
most interesting development Of the
day was the extremely liberal treat
ment or Miss Leneye by tile police,
Like Crippen. she is accused OF mur-
der, but the girl was seen to-day en-
Joying the freedom OF the house OF
Chlef OF Police Mccarthy. When taken
from Jail It was announced that shs
had because OF her Weak condition. nj
been transferred to hospital. but
this proved TO be Incorrect. She is
back in jail Tonight under the care
OF s. physician.
Many persons believe the police nYe
SO markedly lenient with Miss Ieneye
not only because they pity her plight,
but. also because they believe she ii
Crippens dupe, and that she may tuin
against him on the witness stand. #
Crippen occupies a cell in ti,a PRO
vincial jail on the heights east OF the
city. overlooking the ST, Lawrence
River. He is not in chains. and Tor
several hours to-day he was permitted
to.,eNercise in the corridor.
Thus far crippen has been & model
prisoner making no requests and giy-
Ing the keepers 10 worry. 5i
& Inspector Dew, whom scotland Yp.d
put on Crippen's track when the wire,