The evening world., 1910-12-01
immigration Authorities Take
Miss Elizabeth McNaughton
From the Majestic.
% LEAST BIT ALIKE,
Nevertheless Tom McNaugh-
tons Sister Goes to Ellis ISL
and, but Is Later Freed.

Elizabeth M~cNaughton. tail and sharp
featured, an actress. was detained by
the immigration authorities to-day
upon her arrival from Queenstown in
the second cabin OF the White star
liner Majestic because of n vague sus-
piclon that she was Ethel Leneve. who
figured so prominently In the Crippcn
murder case.
Mass Lcncvc Is under medium height.
plump and round featured. Reporters
who saw her when she was captured
with Or. Crippcn on board the steam
shin Montrose at Father Point. que
bee. last September. told the lmmigra-
ton people that Miss McNnughton did
not resemble her In the sllglstest. Miss
McNaughton was held just the same.
Meanwhile Fat Casey. tho vaudeville
| AGENT. was In a state OF mind. Miss
| McNauguton IL a sister OF Tom Nc
Naughtnn, the comedian. who ls the
husband OF All'e Lloyd, the vaudeville
ncadllucr. MISS Lloyd started for Chi
,ago yes'crdaf afternoon to fultIl an
engagement or the Orphcum Circuit
/ Nflt NlIs AtsN. ~ lls' I'i Ah'N'tHiNy
that he would 30 at the dock to-day to
meet her eister-ln-law.
Casey Out Early.
rs thcatr..li people say. Mr.. CASEY
cot up IN tie middle OF the night.
namely, at : O'Clock In tho morning. to
nc on the dock when the Majestic ar
rived. ON account OF tho chaufcurJ'
.trlko he had difficulty in getting a
ta<lcab, and the Majestic had dock,d
and the passengers wee all ashor,
f.. en- he reached ;he White star pier.
Miss M~cNauEhton had been suffering
considerable OF an ordeal from the tlm'
the Majestic arrived at quarantine
Apparently the Immigration peopl'
savc determined that Ethel Lcncv,
.atll not be allowed In the Unite,
states becaues II her connection wit
the Crippcn ,dse. At any rate. the
began a scarcl for Il woman suppose
to he Ethel Lcncve.
They were working on n cablcgrar
sent from London, Nov. %. the da.
q, Or, Crippcn was hanged stating tina
Miss Lenevc had engaged passage ri
hoard the Majestic under the name u
Miss Allen and had boarded the shi
at Southampton. Later cablegram
stated that the supposed Miss Lenev
had gone to Queenstown and boarde
the Majestic there.
There was no Miss Allen on the Ma
lestic. Suspicion then attached to Mis-
NcNaughton because She caught IN
Majestic at Queenstown. She has neve
: bcen out OF England hcforc and wa
naturally confused when bombarleI
: with questions.
She said that Miss Lloyd and n NJ
Casey were 20 meet her at the pier, bu
when no one appeared to claim her N
Immigration authorities determined I
, gcnd her 10 Ellis Island as Il suspicion
I person.
Pat Casey arrived finally and straight
l cncd out the situation. Miss McNauSh
: ton was placed In his care.
! Tho Majcstic's passengers were a
worked mp over the incident In whic
r Miss McNaughton figured. Some O
! them had been Informed before leavin
% Queenstown that Miss Lenevc was sur
posed to be on board and the action Il
=, the immigration authorities arouse
considerable excitement.
They also had some thrills at the nc
l ginning Of the voyage. Just as the line
| was about TO cast Off at Chcrbourg
water tender on the ship named Eta
= lmnon got into a fight with a doe
hand and was stabbed 10 death In slgl
, of tho passengers lining tho rail.
|, few minutes later a sailor fell from III
, Majestic n was drowned.