LAST NIGHT'S CABLES.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 9914, 1 August 1910, Page 1

LAST NIGHT'S CABLES.

CAMDEN TRAGEDY.

JH.OW CRIPPEN WAS IDENTIFIED. United Press AssociationI—By 1 —By Electric 1 Telegraph.—Copyright. 'l LONDON, July 30. < After buying'the passages Crippen jvas practically penniless and asked the jßrassels shipping agent where money was lent and how to negotiate a loan. OrippMi -was identified two hours after sailing. ," 5 . , i The Montrose is due at Father Point on Sunday morning. .The London and Now York papers devote columns daily to the Crippen «ase. Scores 'of photographers with cinematographs are waiting at Father Point. i The . Canadian Government has instructed the Laurentic, in the interests of justice, to transmit official messages only. Detective Drew was loudly cheered on disembarking. Detective Drew is pestered with, photographers and pressmen. . , ' , Four men aboard the Montrose have been detailed to watch Crippen. . The "Daily Mail" publishes a Marconi message from the JVlontroso which states that Miss Lo Neve's action in squeezing Orippon's hand roused thecaptain's! suspicions, i Her hat was packed with paper to make it fit. Crippen- has a .revolver in bis hip pocket, tie reads tho " Pickwick Papers. Mrs Ginnett and other friends of Mrs Crippen are awaiting the arrival of the Montrose. « . , It is expected that Crippen will bo taken to Quebec after his arrest.