The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-01

sninshine held sway q little while before.
From tn. shadows Of tho wharf about
$50 o'clock a skin shot out and Loot itself
in the mist The dismal horn f the
steamer moaned and the b"ll from the
lighthouse buoy sent forth it's message ~
guidance.
In the skih aAt four sAilormen, lea
jAoketei bras h,I'tored. visor oapp"i
mariners % tha pilot service. They row"t
hard. with stolid visor in each stroke.
On boArd tina steamer. Montro~e. FIVE
or elk miles down the river a nervous
careWorn passenger in gray suit and
wearing an overcoat paced the deck alone.
Half spool rang the hells from the
bridge in the engine room.
What are We doing now7- inquired the
passenger Of DIR Stewart, the ships
surgeon.
This IL Fathsr Point. Mr.. Robinson.
and We take tho pilot aboard here re
piled the medical man. You can sse the
boat there coming out 20 meet ms
There scam 10 be a good many pilots
In the boat. Doctor remarked MIR. Robin
son. scanning the approaching GRAFT
with evident an xiety on his face.
Yes said DIR. Stewart. there are
four"
Stop clAnEsi the hell from the
bridge 60 the engine room.
The men in the skih rested on their
oars. a rope uncoilsd neatly and the little
craft WAS warped gently alongside the
great steamer A second later inspector
Dew % Scotland Yard. dressed in the
pilots uniform of Capt Belanger. and
Chief Mccarthy and Deputy Denis Of
-. ll.r
attired. along with Francois GAudreau.
the actual pilot. ciambered TO the deck Of
the Nontro~e
Dew's hand was extended to the captain.
but his eye passed. on.
That's my man. he said quietly rs he
glanced at Mr. Robinson The tone was
low hut the jubiant. thankful ring in his
voice could not h. extinguished. IL wa-
not hard to see that he Was having a dim
cult time playing his role a. pilot and
itched TO assert himself rs an officer OF
the law
Capt Kendall, Chief Mccarthy and Dew
chatted at the compAnionwAy Denis and
Gaudreau turned forward To- the wheel
house Dr Stewart and Robinson were
walking up the deck Robinson passed
80 close TO Dew that the latter could have
touched him Still not a move was made
Dew was sizing up his quarry carefully
80 that there should be no mistake
Robinson coughed slightly and turned
toward the captain as though Ia AK a
question He was perfectly unconscious
Of the true state Of AFFAIRS
Captain he said almost JoNially
fitting his gray fedora hat 20 the hack 81
his head But that was all His face
became a blank. his knees shook together
and his arms went up a. though to protect
himself
L want To see you below "A moment.
said Dew with his characteristic lisp
Then turning TO Chief Mccarthy h. added
That's the man
I arrest YOU IN the name Of the King
said Nice arthy You are NV prisoner
Anything you say will be taken down
in writing and may be used against YOU
at your trial
II was within a few minutes Of y
O'Clock in the forenoon Passengers
and crew seeing nv this time that
something out OF the ordinary was
going on crowded TO the front and
MOI arthy hustled his prisoner not I'M
kindly. own below A. they were
descending the narrow ships stairs
Cnppen said
Have you a warrant What Is the
charge
Mccarthy produced his authorization
for making the arrest gwen hum IN Quebec
by Judge Anglers. Crippen grasped ~
h.far" the chief could prevent him and
read the backing greedily
Murder and mutilation!' he muttered
70 himself oh God
He threw the warrant on the floor Of the
passage and continued TO ms cabin abso-
lutely passive.
A few seoond d. later a woman : shrek
told those above that Ethel lie Neve had
been discovered and arrested She had
recognized Dew in the semi darkness OF
the passage as she was emerging from
her cabin 10 join Crippen.
When Mccarthy entered he found her
lying on the bed fully dressed IN boys
clothing Her lips were trembling and
her face as white as death. Mccarthy
said afterward hs thought IN. would
break down Immediately. hut sh. rscov-
cred wonderfully and whsn Dew stepped
into the cabin she was quite composed
n the pilot boat swung away from the
Montro@e's side. Dew. Capt Kendall
prisoners were cloreted in the captain =
cabin
In the talk which took pl lace Crippen
seemed weary and resigned lie init
mated that he Was glad ms suspenssIw a.
ended Ethel lie Seve wept She seemed
only half conscious 81 what was going on
She pu~itively denied however all con
nactIon with or know ledge ~ the murder
~ Cuppen's wife She had concealed
about her clothing a quantity Of valuable.
rings and other Jewslry IN ~ supposed
that thses were once the property ~
Belle Gilmore, who had many jewels
When the conversation IN the captains
cabin Was over an outfit ~ woman
clothing was procured from a stawaTCless
and the young woman put II on.
Tn. police officers refuse 10 say whether
Crippan committed himself m any way
a. respects the manner 81 his wife's death
After the talk he was so utterly exhausted
that h. threw himself on his bsrth and
fell into heavy sleep
o. ERE'. July n - I've arrest caused no
detention Of the Montros~ At Father
Point. wher. the police boarded her along
with RI. pilot Shn irnun~st aielv resumed
her way tn this port. when" -hs ~ due
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