The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-01

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jacketed, brans hu{4Qn
ofacers OF the p1Iot Z M j.
rowed hard bat cJU1orlI
determination tn each atm
Aboard the steamer N<>11
or six miles down the riVc1 4
Gus, careworn, passenger pnc
deck alone. &. B: :t e
Half peed.s rang the b<lI \
the bridge. - y ~ n = AZ ~
What are we doing nov
ed the nervous passenger % Z.
art. the ships surgeon. q
This is Father Point, MI.
son. and we take the pil1k
here" replied the medical mo-
can see the boat coming ont
4 us there" ~ 3
There seems 70 be ! eoo
pilots In the boat, dcGopr. IN
| Mr.. Robinson. scanning the epr<
ing craft with evident anxiety
Yes aid Or. Stewart, "therl
four. "A
/ "That's MY Mar!r
.Step..n changed the beif fxUr
bridge TO the engine room.
| The men In the akin rested en-
oars. q rope unc0lled neatly
l1afEed vessel. A u9couo ta<ef
tor Dew OF Scotland Yard. dfeoo|
| q pilots uniform, CHIEF MCCARTHY
| ex- Chief Dents. likewise attireo
] well as Francois Gaudreau, the q
j pilot. climbed to the deck OF the Z
rose.
| Dew's hand wa extended to The
tain, but his eye passed on. n
That's my man." he said QQ|
| It was not hard TO see that ne
having difficult time playink
role as pilot and itched to assert
self as an ofiicer Of the law. CT
Kendall Mccarthy and Dew ~
OF the companionway. Denis ana
Idreau turned forward to the y
Ihouse. DIR. Stewart and HQc1
we're walking mp the deck. HooR
passed so close to Dew that The
! ter coul have touched him. SIN!
n move was made. Dew wae n
M his quarry carefully, {pitlN
There could be no mistalre. Rot
coughed slightly and turned ~
1.-THE captain as though to ask .
ton. He was perfectly uncnlx
of the true state of affairs.
Captain" he said almost -
1 fitting his grey fedora hat ~
hack OF his head. But that ~
His face became blank. his
went together and his arms w.
as II to protect himself.
81 want to see you below
ment." said Dew with his cher0<
| tic lisp. Then turning to Chtr(
Carthy he said:
That's the mani" M
az arrest you in the name q
king" said Mccarthy. "You -
prisoner. Anything ron cay ~
taken down in writing and me-
used against you at your trial.
Passenger and crew, KNOWING
the f,rst time that something q
the ordinary was going on, Gro
to the front. and the prisoner
hustled below. As the omcers
the prisoner were descending the
row tair Crippen said:
Have you a warrant What =
charge?
"Murder and MutiIstion! On, oo
| Mccarthy produced his auth
| for making the arrest, given az
Quebec by Judge Anglers. Wl
grasped It before the chief coutQ
vent him and read:
"Murder and mutilationl" he
tered TO himself. "Oh, God!" =
He threw the warrant on the
or tDe ship anu to"s~>-f - --~ =
absolutely impasive.
| A few seconds later a won
shreiks told those above that
Leneve woman had ben discoY
and arrested.
When Mccarthy entered he q
Miss Leneye lying on the bed
dressed In boys clothing. Her
we're trembling and her face ~
as death. Mccarthy said afferw
he thought she would break dow
mediately. but she recovered ~
wonderfully and when Dew g.
into the cabin was quite cosnpo1
She became reticent and eol4a
little. She was supplied VIII
clothing and after changiu< ~
vee Guarded closely with ~ L.