The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-01
The Arrest al Father Point.

The Arrest at father Point.
Father Point, Que. Aug l.-Dr. Haw-
nv Harven Crppen and Ethei Care
Leneve, his stenegrapher, who led from
London after the disappearance OF Belle
Eimore, the dootsr's wife, we're arrested
here yesterday aboard the Canadian Pa
ciic liner MoHtr0se at the command Of
inspector Dew Of Scotland yard.
The Identification Of the fugitive BY
The English detective marked the cul-
minatjon Of one Of the most sensational
fightf in recent criminal annals Ac-
comnaAiod by two Canadian oiiicerg, he
bearded the bessel at $3.50 o'clock Sun
day morning and ifteen minutes later
both man and girl were locked In their
staterooms, Clippsn broken in spirit, but
mentally relieved By the relaxed ten
sien; the girl garbed IN boys clothing,
sobbing hystericany. They were no
longer the Rev. John Robinson and son
as booked from Antwerp on July 20
After brief delay, the Montrose con-
tinued here l80-mile journey up the riv.
err towards Quebec. Crippen y charged
with the murder Of an unknown woman.
The girl il held as an accessory
The scene enacted off this little settle
ment was dramatic. Inspector Dew had
spent sleepless night at the Mareoni
operators stae, communicating through
the fog with the Montrose.
At F:so IN. the approaching ships
whistle was heard. II awakened the VII
layers and tho newspaper men who
asessed hastily and waited in a drizzling
Fain for the liners arrival.
sshsrtly after 7s3e eeleck the Mon
trose pushed her nose through the fog
and at s:l5 the pilot beat Eureka set
out from shore. She carried a hest OF
newspaper men and photographers and
as many towHspeople as could crowd
aboard But Inspector Dew was not
among them. He had embarked ON the
Eurelxa's small tender accompanied by.
Chief Mccarthy Of the Quebec police aud
ex-Ghief Dennis OF tile same city.
All were the garb Of pilots and ever
his forid face inspector Dew had pulled
a pilots visered cap. He did not wish
Crippen to recognize him before he could
approach and take advantage of the on
" avenue Of escape, suicide, Four sail
ers quickly rowed she tender alongside
the MontYose and Dew and his CEN.
panions stepped aboard
Crippen was standing near the rail
saiAsag with Dr. Stuart, the ships sur
geen That he was nervous was indi
eated By his fgrtlve glances and his re-
mark to DR. Stuart There are three
pilots oeming aboard" he said nervous
Nv. Ks that not unusual?" The phFsi-
clan did not reply but kept his eyes
on the strangers, WHO walked rapidly
toward them.
"CriRpen, / want you said inspector
Dew quietly ais he approached Tie den
list reeoiled inyoluatariiy as he recog
nized the man wllo Addressed him, then
the bleod left his face, his breath cane
short and fast and he gurged incoher
entity az he was being led away to the
captains cabin. whence be was trans
ferred later to his own statement, lie
said gratefully: Thank God, the sus
pense IS over. and I am gladl"
CFippens arrest accomplished, Dew
hn41isd to Mdss Lenews stateroom,
%here he found her still dressed as
~Jas4n Robinson, ir.a on the verge Of
nervous breakdown H1r appearance
when told that she was under arrest was
pitiabse. All control that she had fought
e hard te retain through the voyage
left her She cried cut hystsrsea Ag and
became so faint that regtoratives vera
administered Shut in her room and
restored to women's dress, she was cleso-
lv guarded ~ the vessel continued its
Journey for fear that she would take
her life or collapse utterly.
Although neither Crippen nor the
ppetty typist denied cher identity,
ivisher admitted any connection with
the death Of Belle Elmore. Inspector
9ev's task was only to peint eat the
asitfves te the Canadian police and
- tA.ir arrast take them back %