... AFTER “DR.” CRIPPEN AND HIS TYPIST. The discovery by the police of & mutilated body buried beneath the brick floor of a ‘cellar at 39, Hilldrop-crescent, Camden-rd.—the story of which appeared in the * Morning Leader ” yesterday—has been followed by a ...

... vesterday that on Thursday, the Rh inst., he shaved off the moustache of a nan who answered to the published descripion of Dr. Crippen. The barber saw Crippen’s portraft in a newspaper, and was at onee struck by lhollikeness. Hem“lomer was a well-dressed ...

... London—where every |aB the first person i throw suspicion on |of the Protestanis. - 4 woman on the pavements is on the Dr. Crippen's letter to his wife's sister, Mrs. | The real issue rests with the Noneon_’L‘:::l for hum, where every pair of eyes | 10Uis ...

... SEARCHING LINERS AT NEW YORK. NO TRACE OF DR. CRIPPEN ON THE LUSITANIA. CHINESE IN TIBET. JAPAN'S HAND IN KOREA. Toxio, Friday. In 3 statement made on his departure for Seoul to-day, Gen. Terauchi, Minister of War, said that Japan would not employ the ...

... extraordinary luck favored him. After he had gone upsiairs a r-u'ent entered, asking if Dr. Crippen were n. “Yes,” said the occupant of the office, glancing at Dr. Crippen’s hat still resting on the table. *“ He has gone upstairs just now, but he will be down ...

... CELLAR MURDER MYSTERY. STILL NO CLUE TO THE FUGITIVES. TO-DAY’S INQUEST. NEW POLICE DESCRIPTION OF CRIPPEN. _ Ths fugitive Dr. Crippen, wanted in oconnection with the murder of his wife, Belle Elmore in Hilldrop-crescent, Camder-rd., last February, was still ...

... SEARCHING IN MONTREAL. From Our Own Correspondenc MoxTREAL, funday There is a suspicion that Dr. Crippen is in Montreal, because he used to live here, and he has a great many friends, including a well-known doector. Nothing definite has so far been dis ...

... police searched Chesterfield last night i for a stranger seen in a hotel bar who is | said to bear a striking resemblance to Dr. Crippen. The man entered the bar, but no|ticing suspicious glances towards him by {men discussing the murder, husriedly left |the ...

... MYSTERY OF HIS FIRST WIFE. New York, 16 July A felegram from Salt Lake City states that while Dr. Crippen was practising there in 1891 and 1892 his wife Charlotte cied, the cause of death being recorded as paralysis and apoplexy.—Reuter. ...

... able to give the history of the discovery of the crime, from the first faint suspicion of it in Februnary to the flight of Dr. Crippen on Saturdn?v week, and the ghastly ‘discovery in the cellar on Wednesday. ...

... CLIENTS IN AUSTRIA, From Our Own Correspondent. VieExxa, Sunday Dr. Crippen appears to have had numerous clients in this country whom he attracted by advertisements. Persons applying to him received a German type-written letter signed by Crippen as chief ...

... folowed. He said he knew the Crippens very well. Mrs. Crippen seemed on good terms with her husband, and enjoyed good health. Dr. Crippen informed him of Belle's departure [or America on important legal business, saying she might be away &ix months. (rippen ...