The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-30
Couple on the Montrose Get
No Hint OF the Fate
Awaiting Them.
MURDER WARRANTS READY
Scotland Yard Man In Canadian
Waters-Arests Probably
Tomorrow.

NUN July hftOtulhk tD
vices received 10y the Canadian Pacific
Railroad Steamship Company this fter-
noon the steamship Montrose. on which
DIR. Crippen and his companion. Ethel
Clare lie Neve, are supposed to he. was
"a Point Amour. at the western end NJ
Belle lsle Straits at half past n o'clock
this morning II is not expected that she
will he reported again until some time
tomorrow afternoon from Fame Point.
which il some 30 miles west Of Point
Amour. She is not expected to reach
Father Point until some time on Sunday
morning at the earliest
No messages have been received from
Capt. Kendall 81 the Montross at the
steamship offices here message re-
ceived at the Offices OF the White Star
Dominion Line to-day from Capt Hayes
Of the I.aurentic said hat he had Inspector
Dew OF Scotland Yard on board. Capt.
Hayes asked that arrangements he made
for the landing OF the inspector at Father
Point.
The company &c cordingly got into
communication with Ottawa and through
Sydney Fisher. Minister of Agricui-
ture. and MIR Patterson. the Minister of
Customs. got the required permission.
Instructions were sent at once to Capt.
Hayes
Capt. Kendall OF the Montross sends
long message by way Of Glace Bav wire
less station absolutely identifying his
passengers. Robinson and son. As DR..
Crippen and his companion. tho pair
wanted 10y Scotland Yard. The details
he gives seem absolutely to clinch tho
suspicion that the suspected pair are
Crippen and Miss Is Neve.
The captain discovered them two hours
after leaving Antwerp. hut did not wirs
his owners for the simple reason that Ne
had not sumo lent evidence. Later he
converssd with both and found his sus-
picions verified
The pair took passage at Brussels az Mr..
John Robinson and Master Robinson.
They came aboard at Antwerp in brown
suits. soft gray hats and white canvas
shoes. with only small lag as luggage
-On deck she squeezed his hand saws
Capt Kendall. This was my first cIus.
a. il WAS unnatural for two males
Tn" captain examined hats when the
passengers were at lunch and he found
ITpp~ns To- be stamped Jackson on
the baud. The woman's hat had M
name. bat Was packed around the brin.
Her suit fits badly and IL tucked up behind
with . larg" safety pin
Capt Kendall SAYS he did not arrest
tn" pair because he was absohut GER
tain that they did not dream he was at all
suspicious ot their identity lie knew
that they would rena ~ quietly on board
II merely Watched end left unmole-1ei
Therefore instead Of max ng anv aggre~-
siv- move he made himself a. genial as
h. WAS able. 'onver-ed with them freely
aud did all ia his I,ow"r to draw them oui
Ia fact at the present moment the Grip
pens. or the Robinson cons ider the cap
tam one of th-ir hest friends and are
willing Ia accept his adv ice on almost anv
subject
III" captain mentions ia his despatch
several circumstances which have Iesl
hun To max. up his mind ConclIsiN civ
a. tn Who the Robinsons really are He
noticed early in the voyage that Robinson
senior always carried revok ~
his hip pocket lie considered the ld-
Visibility of TAX ing this away from HIM
Nv WV lHlhiN W. afHl-
clusion that he nigh, re- Sc the alarm and
Brighten Crppen INTO dong something
desperate and possibly cause panic
among the passengers none Of whom has
the fainte-i niea " ho their travelling COW
I'anions are
The captain snd his chief officers and
th- wireless operator ar. the only persons
On board who know the true state of
affairs Kendall took only two hours
out 81 Antwerp to size the pair up. The
nett morning he confded his suspicious
To the chief officer. The latter -Oon came
to the conclusion that the captain was
right and both took every opportunity
To ingratiate themselves with the pair.
Crippen talks knowingly Of Canada and
the United States and says he purposes
taking his boy. meaning Miss lie Neve.
10 California for his health. He would
prefer To 20 by boat. he says. a. far a.
Detroit. Crippen - growing n beard
and strokes IL continually with the great
est pleasure He looks more and more
like an old hayseed a. time goes on
According to other gossip OF the wire
less from the Montrose Crippen passes
very sleeples- nights. Posing as father
and son, the pair are continually to-
gether. reading a great part Of the time
IN secluded parts Of the ship or in their
room. Both appear bright at times, but
just a. often seem to be worried In
conversation with q passenger the man
told Of his business in Antwerp and said
that hs had travelled much. He had
decided that California was the best
place to go in order 70 restore his sons
health He attributes his mental worry
to his sons breakdown, caused by ovsr-
work in his studies.
United States Consul Frederick Ryder
~ the Rimouski consulate arrived hera
to-day. Although hs has NO Instructions.