Arizona republican., 1910-07-30
inspector Dew Awaiting the
 MOntrOse'S Arrival WITH SUPPOSED MURDERER
The Vessel Will Touch at Father Point Tomorrow. Meanwhile Restrictions Are Placed on Wireless Messages to Steamer.

Father Point, July 29-The ma
 who holds the key to the Cripp'
 case. Inspector Dew, of Scotland Yard arrived today on the steamship Laur
 entic from London. and is waiting here to unlock the secret of th' steamship MontrOse which will bring on Sunday.
 Dew :s the English officer, wh, made an examination of Dr. Grip pens home in London after the dis appearance of his actress-wife, Belle Elmore. He made an appointment tC meet Crippen later, but before that date arrived in the cellar of tho Crippen house unearthed the mutil- ated remains of a woman, and Grip pen was a fugitive.
 Dew is probably the only person in America, tonight quilified to iden- tify with certainty the two suspects He V.in board the Montrose here when the vessel stops to take on the river pilot and he will seek out the two whom Captain Kendall believes are Crippen and Miss Lencave, and if he Clinches the captains suspic- ions. the so-called Robinson will be arrested by the Canadian police of ficers. who are waiting here with warrants charging Crippen with mur der of an unknown woman. His companion will he held as an acces- sOry.
 Chief McCarthv, of the Quebec po- lice is confident that the suspicious of the Montrose skipper will prove correct The wireless station here resounded all day with messages be tween the Canadian authorities and the Scotland Yard inspector and the captain of the Montrose.
 An immense amount of red tape had to be unrolled before the Lon don detective could be landed here from the Laurcntic. Father Point has no quarantine, and no customs inspector, but Captain Jean Baptiste Relanger, of the tug which puts pill ots abroad incoming liners, recciV- cd orders from Ottawa, authorizing him to take Dew off
 When the pilot boat left this after noon it carried two physicians es- peciaily authorized to inspect the
  i've proved to be a large florid faced man, wearing a long green ulster, and an air of impenetrable reserve. Immediately. he lodged behind the Canadian police. and declined to dis cuss the case. 'T am sworn to secrecy and cannot answer quest ions" he said.
 The fact that Dew sought Chief Mccarthy seems to indicate that the provincial officers and not the Dom inion authorities will arrest Crippen if he is abroad the Montrose. The Montrose will enter tho mouth of the st. Lawrence tomorrow. She is due at Quebec early on Monday morning.
 Dew and Mccarthy visited the local wireless station tonight and made sure that the restrictions plac- ed by the government upon wireless communication with Montrose were regarded. The police say that the couple abroad the vessel do not know that they are under suspicion, and every precaution is taken to pre- vent their getting wind of the pre- parations to receive them
 No private messages to the Montrose are received here and it is said that the captain of the vessel exer- ciSes supervision over everything re- Ceived. The police fear that if any of the passengers hear of the sss- picion regarding the alleged Crippen the latter may learn of it and tho task of identifying and arresting him on Sunday. will be made more diff cult. By d complete surprise Dew and the Canadian police expect to break down the self possession of the man. and perhaps obtain a confes- sicn before they reach Quebec.
 Dew's disinclination to discuss the case. and his aversion>sto reporters is almost humorous. He even threatens to bar them from boarding Montrose. He promised tonight to, make known his plans just as soon as he deemed it advisable. 'I have been worried av.fully by the reporters" he said. He was greatly embarrassed when photographers tried snapshots and he became panicky when the crowd on the pilot boat sent up three cheers for Dew
 Frederick M. Ryder. United States consul at Rimouskl arrived today, and conferred with Mccarthy to familiaz- ize himself with the Crippen case in the event that the man thought to be Crippen is arrested, and demands pro- lection as an American. The consul will be notified immediately if any