UNDER ARREST.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 26 July 1910, Page 3

UNDER ARREST.

CRIITEN' CAUGHT AT LAST,

SAYS A WIRELESS MESSAGE

[.BY ELBOTIUO TRLEGRAPH-COPYMGHT

H'KIl I'llEes AHSO/tATION.] (Received This ]>a.y, 8.30 a.m.) LONDON, July 25.

A Ren.tor's wircU-s tulognaiu :niiiouiHH's tJi'.'it CripptMi, who is "wanted." 'in cunmvtimi witli the London tmirtliT, und Lpneve, are multir Merest aboard ti:i> .steianier " Montrose," which sailed from Antwerp far Montreal . CRII'PRX'S RECK XT MOVE.M lOXTS. RrxNixo Tino quarry to EARTH.

FAMOUS DETECTIVE TN PURSUIT. A. I'REST "NOT VET CONFIRMED." (Received Tliis Dav, 0.20 n.m.) LOVDON, July 25. Tho Daily Maiil states f lu'iit OripptMi and the fjirl Lenove wont to M.airiri'te, on the Kentish coast:, on July Dtli, and crossed to Emilogne the ■next day in an excursion steamer, thereby avoiding examination. They wore next seen at an hotel in Bruges (in Belgium), and later in Brussels. The captain and tho steward of tho "Montrose" are satisfied as to the identity of the suspects onl>oarl the vessel, and in-formod the police by wireless telegraphy, a.nd the latter holiove the information to lie correct. The "Laurentie," which is carrying Inspector Drew, of the London Detective 7\>l.ice Force, and the "Montrose" are now in communication. Tho ofTioo-rs of the latter vessel are doing t heir utmost- .to prevent the suspicions of lie runaways being aroused. They are being watched f-nr fear they may commit suicide. Tho passengers lvave not heo.n Miformed of their identity. The "Montrose" failed t.wo <lays aft pip tho "La u rent ic." The ronnrted arrest has not vet boon con finned.