Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-29
ARRIVAL OF MONTROSE At QUE.
BEG is ANxIOUSLY AWAIT.
ED BY OFFICERS.
Private MESSAGE sent
BRITISH DETECTIVES WILL GO
ABOARD BOAT WITH PILOT
AND MAKE SEARCH
Warrant Charging Crippen With the
Murder Of an Unknown Woman"
Has Been Placed in Hands og the
Provincial Police Crippen Will
be Returned to England.

| BY .isSOCidtrd IrrSS.
New York, July 28.-Plugging to
night through the Labrador fogs, the
steamer Montrose is bringing momen
tarily nearer to Identification two pas
sengers on board, supposed to be DR.
Hawley Harvey Crippen and his fugi
tive companion, Ethel Leneve, who are
wanted by the London police t.: con.
nection with the disappearance OF
Crippen's wife.
Their fellow passengers know moth
ing of the suspicion which attaches to
the couple. The two suspects are not
under arrest. They also are ignorant
of the wireless inquiry and conjec-
lures that are flashing over their heads
from headquarters miles remote.
These communications to the Asso-
ciated Press from the wireless opera
tor of the Montrose, were presumably
sent with authority of the captain, in
which it was stated to suspects
agreeing with the police description
of DR.. Crippen and Ethel Leneve were
on board.
Other messages were addressed to
Quebec, Montreal and Ottawa. The
authenticity of some of them was de-
MED, but all were in the same tenor,
indicating a growing conviction that
the worldwide hunt for DR.. Crippen
is at last nearing it's end.
Father Point, Que, July ga
wireless message was received here
from the captain of the Montrose. 1t
RI tho n010nio1
eminent at Ottawa, and was immed-
lately forwarded under the closest
secrecy. 1t is reported here, appar-
emily on good authority, that the cap
tain said he had absolutely uncontro-
vertable evidence that the suspect on
board was DR.. Crippen and asked for
instructions.
Father Point, QUE, July 2s.-Three
officers of the provincial police are
setting at the foot of a wireless re-
ceiver waiting for word from the
steamship Montrose, which is sup
posed to have aboard DR.. Hawley
Harvey Crippen and Miss Bthel Len
eve, the stenographer, with whom he
fled before the discovery in London
Oh the DOQy DelleVeu " W ludL u
Belle Gilmore, his wife.
Unless the wireless brings news
that upsets expectations, the detec-
tives will board the Montrose when
she takes on the pilot to direct her
course up the St. Lawrence. At any
event they will confer tomorrow with
Inspector Dew of Scotland yard, who
is aboard the White Star liner, Lau-
rentia.
The Laurentia is expected here be-
fore noon, and while the British de-
tective probably will not land, he will
have a chance to exchange a word
with the three officers.
The warrant charging Crippen with
the murder OF a woman still unknown
is carried by Chief Mccarthy of tho
provincial police at Quebec. Upon In
spector Dew, Chief Mccarthy and his
assistants rely to identify the sus-
pected passenger of the Montrose
Since Lew has no authority to make
the arrest it is suspected that he will
continue on the Laurentia to Que
bee, leaving the Canadian authorities
the task of taking their prisoner to
him for Identification there. His mis-
sion in addition to identifying is to
take Crippen back to England.