The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-30

Crprcn', interests n Crippen should
InsisI IA las assistance on the ground
that h. j. United States citizen.
FhrHfE poiNr. July - The LaurentlC
has Isis-"i and g"n" M toward Q,Iebec,
inspector lew - here AZ la Votes hoard
ing h"Is". but this corr-sI 'ondents ARE al
most as much m the dark a. ever. While
the hig White star liner rolled quietly he-
tore m" lighthouse taking on pilot =
rnar,IScript Was handed over the side hv a
rev ,rap-r man travelling IN the I.aurentic
VIII had previously lrNeu ADVISED hy
Wi-slr-- of the interest taken m IN. GRIP
pm rs-" The manuscript says
- aral passengers talked pew "n
thu ,r,pI-.r ca-a, he was absolutely not
tn - drawn out "" Kept very much "
himself during the voyage and did not
SpesN To- hall DOZEN p~rsons. 4 proInl-
n"nt Toronto rnau Was one 1T IN" first q"
iiN n"w : idertitv
He was vary anVipIS ~ break the
skIp'- 'ul- 10y getting IN at Rimouski. and
Dew 80 -oor"r heard uf the man whp
Oppressed = ds-Ir'' ~ l"aN" the ship than
he was W IN deck T." look tho passenger
ovsr m" Toronto man MAS greatly
amused A. the incident
An american women then chnched thu
iderrtv question Very gnlele-sly m
New hearing shN said - fellow pas
senGeT
Who "a that httls psls man IN hna'd
who wears m. blue spectaclass have
never secn him hafnre'
Dew vas all "ars and eyes a. thu and
showed great interest IN the httl" man.
who happened 10 10 "A Western LAWYER
u IL NId"nt from this that the clue which
brings him across m" wator ~ not quite
convincing enough To prevent him from
seeking elsewhere for his man. In ing
land IN" opinion - generally expressed
that m. world - tuu small for Crippen
Ia hld" fer al time and detectives eX-
press The utmost confidence that even
tualv %" will -. run down.
-\r les than "a murders m London
RI sly followed IA" Crippru crime. and
whilr several had extremely interesting
rhas.rs the nuhlir would talk If nothing
but IN" irip'en case. E"ery small hoy
IN IN gland = tired Nth the ambition To
zath"r IN scotland Yards $3.50 reward
and new shows IN London can Frequently
~ seen tracking down men who IN their
opinion answer Crlppen'S description.
The Laurentic was crowded with pas
sen GER, there we're 1913 fIst cabin. 3Ia
second cabin and 62s Stecrage nasSeuRprs
pilo, tender Eureka approached her those
,gu'-Oddl pplv Jet ont three cheers that
could nov have teen heartier Il new
Governor General hal iu~t arrived ia
canada
Oue IT III. ports II the Ilurentic's
lower de"k was oteneI - glngpl1nk was
thrown out and a Vell huilt yentl.fI an
Of retweeu ~ and - we uriug "A stif hat
AM carrying a sil'"r mounted cane
StepHad hrIskly across ana aS hs. set foot
on IN" lIt'l" Canadian srS>pl was greeted
with rhcer~ that -Ivallsd IN strength th.
voice II IN" terrible fnghorn here ~
Father Pom; Cor this me- IA" cheers 4
the crowd m ~" furskA ,plneS an With
th"~e IN ia" l-turentlC end TINS time al~n
they wsr" more Personal. for ~ Na- J Nre~
chC"r- for INSPECTOR Tow
The INSPECTOR quickly stepf+d into
The heller q the NhsplhOus. mindful (
- tH" bother f cameras that had teen |
leV"lled ~ hui. only TO fail INTO the !
~" Wa known IN the Iaur"ntir -
DCN rur-t
~nlu" entsrpri-Irg reg rter~ iIed t. /
re"' rooms ~ Ia NuI. boarding house I
her wtcr" chief of Iro,Intnl Police
Me- drthy q, stopping NIth his assistant
ext net l"nls Il Point lev rat lsCatI~.a q
u Y - assumed thai INSPECTOR law would
live 'h"re dI-ir 2 hi~ stay m Father Font. .
" " would hk" - have voG - hoarders !
~ Iry other time s1Id Mrs la NoIe
-bu' ~ ,rtunatsly We cannot af-Comtno-
dat" get. to-day le'au-.'. although all 81 |
Dur .""ns are not occupied Inspe~tor
Dew 80 scotland Nsrd England hrs 2
rented them IN
IN" autn"ritl.-~ are dong ever, thing
IN - "Ir lower To- cover Gp the movements 4
OF II. l. ,tur Dew.
OTtaE1. July 20 The British Home !
ONO" o. - convinced II the identity B
NJ the inspect on the Moutro-e a. DIR |
lrinr"n that II has re'Iuesteu the At !
fornrv General ot Ouebe, Ia secure the /
arrest Il the parsons on the Montro-a /
who ar" travelling under the names 81 |
The Rsv Mr. Robinson and son. The I
arrest Will not therefore he made nv the |
SCotland Yard man, but bv q provincial /
detective On receipt Of the .
Request from London Attorney -General .
bouin had an officer swear out a warrant b
against both Istrtis-
Police Magistrate Panet Anger~ issussl .
The -vIrrart whIlh has been entrusted 10 P
eT'-Oai "fh'srs At Rimouski II ~ returnahle
here, wher. proceedings will be taken for .
handing fN" prisoners over e. Inspector /
Dew lh.--e proceedings will he. under .
IN" fugitiN" pn.udsr- act b"twe-n the 3
British lTt--sssi"uz. thus "bN WAITING neCes- .
~" for any e,tr,,iiti,u Process
D-rpis IA" certainty ~ tho Home /
Dfi"'' and ~ the captain of the Montrose. /
sDm" 't tho local police authorities are .
still Iu' r'-tu.ou- refusing Ia believe .
.ripr"'l would return - country where /
he T. we'll known
LONDoN. july ~ The authorities At .
SCOTLAND Yard are uuabl" - confirm the I
report from Montreal that Dr Cripp-n and .
he IL Sev" woman have been Identified .
IN the steamship Muntruse The scotland .
ard OF or. hHN" received no message ,
rom N" Mont-ore directly or indirectly .
Neither have they r,raiv~i any message
rom chief In-peCtnr Dew since he sail.-l. !
hRtfkE'S EOFS tCTIIE.