The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
ltIand Yard Inspector Confi-
dent DR.. Crippen Is on
Board MOntrOSe
: NOR OF SUICIDE
ALARMS OFFICIALS
5tain, by Wireless, Says Sus-
oected Couple Appear Hag-
gard and Uneasy
ERICAN CONSUL
ARRIVES ON SCENE

ANN l<AD YIN
ATHER POINT, Quebec, July so.
Barring unforeseen delay. it will
be known by about Z o'clock to-
row whether DR.. Hawley Harvey
pen and his stenographer, Ethel
r re Leneve, are aboard the steam
Monrose.
might the vessel is forcing her
through a storm up the St.
renee river nearing this point.
e Inspector. Dew of Scotland yard,
Canadian. officers, waits impa-
ly to Chamber aboard and have
sted the man he believes to be the
ricau dentist, a. fugitive from jus
charged with the murder in Lon
os a woman. thought TO have been
-ctress wife, Belle Elmore.
10r of Suicide
rumor reached here tonight from
real that Crippen committed sui
on board the Montrose. This
ID considerable uneasiness, al
gh it came absolutely without
lation.
rly this afternoon Captain Ken
sent wireless word that he ex-
pected to be here by o'clock Sunday
morning, but later storm came down
the river and it tseemed unlikely that
the steamer would make as good time
as her commander expected. If the
police carry. out their program they
will land the pair at Quebec before
!. 9 O'Clock Sunday night If there is
no hitch in arrangements and identi-
lcaton, the prisoners. will be kept in
Jail at Quebec until Monday morning,
when they viii be arraigned before
Judge -Panet Angers. a Quebec police
magistrate. Unless Crippen shows un-
usual resodrcefulness. the Canadian
police expect to place him in the hands
of Inspector Dew on the same day TO
be taken back to England on the next
steamship. sailing from Quebec on
Thursdas
Consul Is Present
~ frederick NJ Ryder. the American
consul at Rimouski, near here. today
came to Father point to see Inspector
Dow. He has no intention of interfer-
ing with the action of Canadian author
1t5es. but considers il his duty to be on
band in case Crippen considers that his
rights as an American citizen are being
infringed and 10 advise him concerning
his. privileges.
. Fog and thunder storms tonight in
1errupted wireless communication be-
tween the AIontrose and the local sta
ton
Inspector Dew today described the
discovery OF the body believed to have
been Belle. Elmores in Crippens Lon
don home.
II saw nothing amiss when 1 first
went through the house? he said, and
although 1 searched each room care
fully twice. with the same result, was
unsatisfed. Thought that it would be
= ieiI TO go back and. test the walls with
q Il iron bar. So ] went back the fourth
tlme' and at first 1 again found moth
ing amiss.
Crime is. Disclosed
The cellar walls all seemed sound.
tut striking about with the iron bar, 1
struck loose brick and out it fell. I'm
niediately a terrible stencil met my nos
triIs Instantly began to tear away
The loose bricks. and underneath I
found a mass OF human flesh. eaten
q way with lime. Not a bone was found.
and. / believe the murderer, with his
medical skill, separated them from the
.desll and threw them into canal not
far from the house
= II am absolutely certain that the
persons on board The Montrose are Doc
tor. Cri9pen and the Eeneve woman
The Laureatic was in touch with the
Mcntrose on the way over, and / re-
cefred messages, from Captain Kendall
w-lrich leave no room for doubt about
tire identity OF the suspects.
,icrippen' and the woman viii be
greatly surprised when I step on board
Tie. Montrose and. confront them. but
my surprise viii be just as great if the
suspects turn out not 10. be the persons
I expect
.;Questioned as. to whether he had re-
.ceived amy word from Scotland Yard
since he left, the inspector replied that
he had received several messages, all
of which tended TO confirm his belief
that the persons on the Montrose were
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