The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-31

4 Father Point, July 30.-Barring un-
/ foreseen delay, 1t will be known by
J noon Tomorrow whether Dr. Hawley
/ Harvey Crippen and his stenographer.
Ethel Clara Eeueve. are board the
steamship Montrose. Tonight che;
vessel is forcing her way through q
storm up the st. Lawrence River,
| nearing this point, where Inspector
Dew, of Scotland Yard. waits impa-
tlently with handcuffs ready to clans
Der ABOARD and arrest the man whom
ne believes to be the American dent
/ ist, fugitive from justice. charged
with the murder in Lo,don of an un-
known woman, thought to have been
his actress-wife, Belle Elmore,
the hour a. which the Montrose VIII
reach rather Point depends upon the
weather she encounters. Early this
afternoon Captain Kendall sent wire
less word that he expected to be here
BY A. NJ. sunday but later a storm
came down the river. and 1t seemed
unlikely that the steamer would
make as good time as her commander
expected. -
The vessel was Well within the
mouth of the river tonight, however.
and in close touch with the wireless
stations between here and Fame
Point. The run from here to Quebec
usually occupies between twelve and
fourteen hours, and If the police car
ry out their program as planned, they
will land the pair at Quebec before o
| o'clock Sunday night.
VIII Not Desert Him.
Even though sought as a criminal.
Crlppen, If arrested. is not to be de-
serted by Frederick NJ. Rider, the
American consul at Rimouski, near
here He considers 1t his duty to be-
on hand In case crippen considers that
ms rlgats as an American citizen are
being lnfringed and to advise him con-
cerning his privileges.
FOG and thunderstorms to-night in 6
terrupted wireless communica tions he.
tween the Montrose and the local sta
! ton, but during the day dispatch
was received here from Llewelyn Jones,
the Marconi operator aboard, while
| In Montreal there was printed another
message signed by Captain Kendall
| The following wireless message from
| the STEAMER Montrose. directed to the
! Associated Press. was received here
| this morning:
July 80. A. NJ: The Montrose Is
| now abeam of Heath Point Anticosti
| Island.
"Regsrding your wireless, nothing
OF Importance has happened yet.
Stopped in dense fog off Belle Isle
Thursday night.
suspects more retiring than ever.
No arrests have baen made, and they
are still unsusplcious of observation
THE weather Is bright and clear.
(Signed) LEW JONES,
"Marconi Operator. Montrose.''
The Montreal Star prints the follows
Ing message. which 1t states was re-
ceived yesterday from Captain Ken
dali, Of the Montrose
IS. s, Montrose. July 2S
TO the Editor o. the Montreal Star:
DR. Crippen and Miss Leneve, I am
confident, are on board. He Is still
shaving his mustache and is growing
a beard
"Dr crippen has no suspicion thar
his Identity Is suspectsu. The other. J,
identity, 81
Miss I.eneve refrains from talking.
The pair have no lhagga ge, # @
They cannot be parted. and are I
very reticent. DR. Crippen has stated
that he has travelled much. ~ He puts
In much OF his time reading books. He
Is very sleepless at night.
Il lirst suspected the identity OF ths
couple two hours after leaving Ant
werp. when I got the first clue.
~ DR.. Crtppen says, with regard to his 4
companion, who Is disguised as a boy.
that he Is taking him to oBCalisornia.
shows signs OF Worry,
"The boy" says the doctor. a.s "a
bad health, They spend much time TO.
gether ~ their room. Ordinarily they
Gre bright aud cheerful. hut ,,at times