CRIPPEN.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10055, 1 August 1910, Page 5

CRIPPEN.

HIS DISGUISE. THE GIRL REFRAINS FROM TALKING. U aiteti Press Association—By Eleotrio Telegraph Copyright Received July 30, 10 a.m. 1 LONDON, July 29. The Evening News states that a Marconigram from the Montrose reports that Crippen does not suspect anything. He has shaved his moustache and is growing a beard. The passengers are ignorant of his identity. Leneve refrains from talking, j and both suffer from sleeplessness. They spend much of their time in I their cabin, and show signs of worry | when alone. |

BOOKED AS MERCHANT AND STUDENT. INSPECTOR DREW READY. Received July 30, 3 10 p.m. LONDON, July 30. The Montreal Mail has raceived a Marconigram saying that Crippen had no baggage. Both the fugitives are very reticent towards other passengers, and they are always together Crippen has said he was a great traveller and was taking his boy to California for his health. Crippen and Leneve booked respectively as a merchant and student. Reuters correspondent says that Inspector Drew has landed at Father Point, and will board the Montrose on Sunday. WAITING FOR THE MuNTKOSE. CRIPPEN PLNNILESS. Received July 30, 5.5 p.m. LONDON July 30.

After buying their passages Crip pen was practically penniless, and he asked the Brussels Bhipping where money was lent and how to negotiate a loan. Crippen was identified two hours after sailing The Montrose is due at Father Point on Sunday mornirg. London and New York papers devote columns daily to the case, and scores of reporters with cinematographs are waiting at Father Point for the Montrose. ' The Canadian Government has instructed th« Laurentic in the interests of justice to transmit the official messages only. Inspector Drew was loudly cheered when disembarking ana was pestered with photograpers and pressmen. Four men aboard the Montrose have been detained to watch Crippen. The Daily Mail's Marconi message from the Montrose states that the girl Leneve's action in squeezing Crippen's hand aroused the Captain'? suspicions. Her hat was packed with paper to make it fit. Crippen had a revolver in his hip pocket. Mrs Ginnett and other friends of Mrs Crippen are awaiting the arrival of the Montrose. It is expected that Crippen will be taken to Quebec aftir Lis arrest.