The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-29
DR.. H. H. Crippen Surely His
Passenger, Says Captain
SHIP YERYNEAR MONTREAL
Wireless from Mohtrose Says That the
London Dentist Is Thoroughly Dis
guised and Is Accompanied BY
Miss Clara Leneve.

Montreal, Que, July PA wireless
message from Captain Kendall Of the
steamer Montrose to-day says that DR..
IL IT, crippen, thoroughly disguised and
accompanied by Miss Clara Leneye, his
typist, is aboard the vessel. The couple
are unaware taat they are suspected
and they are allowed perfect liberty,
although they are closely watched. The
Montrose passengers are ignorant Of the
identity OF the suspects.
Captain Kendalls message says; Il
had my first suspicious after the Mont
rose was two days out from Antwerp.
/ watched the couple closely and con-
einded that the man was Crippen. He
booked as a merchant and the girl, dis.
gused as his son, as a student. Crippen
has been reading constantly and is very
nervous and doesn't sleep well. Miss
Loneve is gay az times and at others
worried, and watches Crippen with tear
fiil eyes read fully Of the case in
England and saw pictures Of them both.
There is no doubt as to their identity
as Crippen and LeneveH
Some time this afternoon the pilot
Loaf Eureka will draw alongside the
White Star liner Laurentic and put a
pilot over the side The same boat win
Lung inspector Dew ashore at Fatlcr
Ttnt, who viii aid IN the eerest Of
Cs.ppen and II - Leneve By the Cana
d'sn police, who afe alert TO prevent
any efforts AZ esmrc or spir'de Toe
Montrose will not delay al Father Point
hut will continue to Quebec whore
Crippen and Miss Leneye win be taken
ashore at Gross Isle.
There, herded like immigrants. they
will 20 through the immigration Offices
and be taken to Quebec, where they
will be formally arraigned before Judge
Cahuveau and remanded to Jail Then,
as undesirable immigrants they will be
ordered deported. They will go il the
custody Of Inspector Dew. who, II IS
understood has booked their return
,.sasaee on Che Royal George, which
eails August 4.
Father Point, Que, July 2e.-Tha cap
tair Of the steamship Montrose, nearing
this port after q voyage across the At
lantic, flashed to the colonial government
at Ottawa yesterday a wireless message,
in which he said, according to apparently
authoritative reports here. that he had
incontrovertible evidence Of DIR. Hawley
Crppen's presence aboard.
II il the first wireless communication
received from the Montrose on this side
Of the Atlantic, and it was guarded
with great secrecy Yet the reports
here. which would not down, said that
the skipper was su&e Of bis man and
asked for instructions.
The handful Of French Canadians that
live about the lighthouse, the telegraph
stations and the pilots boardinghouses
of Father Point are in a state Of excite
ment. whicn passes the memory Of the
Oldest inhabitants. All the old town Of
Rimouski, five miles up the river, the
Crippen case is the only topic Of con
versation among 1000 villagers, lumber
men and summer visitors
The warrant charging Crippen with
the murder Of woman still unknown Is
carried BY Chief Mccarthy Of the pro
vincial police Of Quebec. Upon Inspector
Dew, Chief Mccarthy and MS assistants
rely to identify the suspected passenger
Of the Montrose, if he il really the man
thev seek. But, since Dew has no au
thoritv to make the arrest, it is sup
posed that he will continue on the Lau-
rentic to Quebec, leaving to the Canadian
detectives the task Of taking tneir pris-
onei to him for Identification there. His
mission also, in addition TO identifying
Is to take Crippen back to England, in
case he is arrested