Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04
Doctor and His Stenographer Ar.
rested on Canadian Pacific
Liner Montrose.
GIRL UTTERLY COLLAPSED
Thank God the Suspense Is
Over" Said the Accused Man
As Inspector Dew Led
Him to Cabin.

sa,.a h,s .t.,,ne,,,,bor vino f,od from,
London after the disappearance of Bell.
fillmore. the doctors wife, were arrested
here to-day aboard the Canadian Pacific
liner Montrose. at the command Of In
spoctor Dew of Scotland Yard
The Identification Of the fugitiVcs by
the English detective marked the cul-
minauon of one of tho most sensational
nisnts In recon, criminal annals. Accom-
panied by two Canadian officers, he
boarded tn" vessel at $50 O'Clock tins
morning and fifteen minutes later both
man and girl were locked in their state
rooms. Crippcn broken in spirit, but
mentally relieved by the relaxed tension;
the girl Sarbed in boys clothing, sobbng
Historically. They were no longer tuc
Rev John Robinson and son as booked
from Antwerp on July %.
After brief delay. the Montrosc CON
tinued her 1GO-mile journey up tho
river towards Quebec where tail..
awaited the prisoner. Crippcn Is
charged with the murder OF an I'M
known woman nc kIrl is held as an
accessory. IheY Will hc taken back
to England on the steamship Royal
George. leaving quebec on thursday.
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a riIot.s visore1 can He dld not wish
Crinnsn to recornizo him before he could
annroach and take advantage of the only
avenue of escane. suicide. -Four sailors
o,,icl<Iv roY.d tho tender ALONGSIDE the
| Nou,roee and Dow ana his couuanions
stenned aboard
Crinu,n was standing near the rail
talking with DR. Stuart. the ship's SUI
ucon. THAT he was nervous was indi-
catod NV his fprtive glances and his re-
r,orl, to DIR. stuart: ."rhere are three
nilots coniu,, aboard" he said nervous
". "Is that not unusual?" The ply
stefan did not replv but kent his eyes ON
the strangers who walked ranidly to-
ward them
"-rirnar want vou." said Inaoector
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tst r.coilod invoIrntort,v as he recoR-
nized the man who addressed him, then
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eh'ly as ne was pe''h ieu away 10 '"e
captain caDll. Wher'" ne WAS trains
ferred lat"T 10 MS own StaIeiooiH' "'
said sratefully: Ehahk fod the sus'
pcnse Is over, and am S1ad!
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of blue serge and tweed oyercoat. Col,
trimmed eye glasses rested on his nos
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out duly. MS race was palc ana Drawn
NEITHER ADMITTEII MURDER
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i Canadian notice ana AFTER their arr,s
hiring them back to Englaud Meth.
he nor the Canadians who made the an
. rest tried to get discriminating admis
. sions from the coupio. The police c
Great Britain are not permitted thus I
violate the law protecting the rights {
arrested persons and the prisoners 70
unteered no information.