... of her sudden death ou American soil. The letter says that a relative in California was about to die, leaving money to “Dr.” Crippen and his wife, and that the latter suggested that she should make a trip thither to obtain possession of the money. The ...

... eaid, “had been associated with Dr. Crippen in her capacity as shorthand typist for ten or twelve years. “One day, a week or two before Kaster, IM‘ suddenly ammounced to me, ‘l'm married, mother! I've married Dr. Crippen!” l “I was, you may be sure, more ...

... Crippen, and her sudden death on American •oil. The letter soys relative California was about to die. leaving money to Dr. Crippen and his wife, and that the latter suggested that she should make trip thither to obtain possession of the money. The letter ...

... Kingsway during the day. A hall porter employed at offices there said that a man, who had introduced bimself previous as Dr. Crippen, en- tered the building, and walked upstairs. A minute or two later he came down again, and after he had left the hall porter ...

... has been identified as Belle that of Mrs. Crippen—better known as Elmore, and well-known in mueic-hall cirelee— wife of Dr. Crippen, an American, who disap- A world-wide hue and peared last Saturday. cry has been raised for the missing man, and for a woman ...

... cared e e mimutes past A telegram from Salt Lake City states that twelve with the total of 363 for five wickets. while Dr. Crippen was practising there in 1891 Seore — :‘d‘“fi his wife, (x':‘lotte. died, lthp Vet oe s W llfl.. A 5 apopleay. - as paralysis ...

... was sean in Kingsway y esterday. A hall loyed at the offices there eaid a man wbo hod introduced himeelf previously ae Dr. Crippen entered the bui , and walked up- stairs. A minute or two la he came again, and after he had left the hall porter etrock ...

... I tanm. third I f AITfMT.-#eed MTSR Mmuir*L pond wa«m. PtAD» iROItruR Manan tnnndry, wnn'e load. law^ttb. HUNTING FOR DR/ CRIPPEN. FRESH POLICE STATEMENT. ...

... Scotland Yard are still without any specific clue regarding the death of Belle Flmore or the whereabouts of her busband, Dr. Crippen, and the typist, Mies lc‘ Jeve. They have communicated with every fereign Government on the Continent and with all the police ...

... his wife.—| more ; that she was ill. You had idea had any ill-feelmg towards her?—No. Long idler that. continued | saw Dr. Crippen at the Music Hall Benevolent Fund with the lady tyoist. That was the ballroom, and looked very jolly. The nest, time saw ...

... and in the present case he did not attach any importance to it. Witness told Dr. Crippen that he was not satished, and in response te the Inspector’s nq’\;nl. Dr. Crippen agr to visit the yuse at 1 rop rescen vdh he he lidrop C: t with him. SEARCHING ...

... woman of twentyseven, named Ethel be Nev.. There is some reason for supposing that Miss be Neve may be disguised as a boy. Dr. Crippen's business offices were in Albion House, New Oxford-street, and in the same building are the offices of the Music Hall Ladies' ...