... surprised at the news, fee had not even heard her engagement. I hastened to ouestion her further. I understood from her that Dr. Crippen had divorced hi* former wife, and that FtheJ and had been married a London registry office, which she mentioned I was more ...

... and of her sudden death on American soil. The letter says that a relative in California was about to die, leaving money Dr. Crippen and his wife, and that the latter suggested that sire should make th-r* trip thither to obtain possession of the money. ...

... p m, the Monday following the disappearance, happemd visiting Dr. Crippene assictant at Albion House when two .'tin ml-yard detectives were announced. asked the assistant whether Dr. Crippen was in. and receiving a reply in the negative, asked where might ...

... HILLDROP-CRESCENT MYSTERY. TYPIST'S STORY OF WHY SHE FLED. •♦I MAY NOT PE HIS LEGAL WIFE,” The polico have not yet found Dr. Crippen and the young woman Le Neve, who are wanted for the murder of Mrs. Crip* peu, otherwise Celle Elmore, Hllldropcrescent. ...

... for the ceremony The proclamation will gazetted late to-morrow night, aud will b«> read on the following day. THE MISSING DR. CRIPPEN. MR. WILL THORNE’S QUESTION TO ...

... West Hartlepool. CRIPPEX AND HIS TYPIST. COrPLE BELIEVED TO BE FRANCE. The Loudon police are atrongly opinion that Dr. Crippen, who is wanted connection with the Hilldrop-crescent mystery, may in hiding somewhere in France, and moet probably in one of ...

... London to the Continent. This theory has been strengthened circumstantial report received yesterday that man resembling Dr. Crippen has bren seen the South of France, and that he has apparently made his way across - the frontier into Spain. Whether the ...

... republic of Andorra, on the Franco-Spanleh frontier Perpignan, -’riday. In reply to enquiries the truth the report that Dr. Crippen had taken refuse in the Republic Andorra, tbo magistrate Andorra and the Prefect ie Pyreoeee Orientalee, who is delegate ...

... are the Continent—as indicated the fact that they obtained yesterday provisional warrants for the arrest and extradition Dr. Crippen France, Spain, and Portugal—the number clues which are being provided amateur detectives in this country legion. incident ...

... CAS ADA* IMPORTANT CLUE. The Press Aseociatioa i . fonred at Scotland Yard that informatiua has come hand indicating that Dr. Crippen and Miss Neve are now )q Canada. The police attach such importance to that clue that immediately upon receipt of the in ...

... difficulty in proving that felony lias keen committed, and, if lie has, sterns certain, “reasonable ground” suspect that he. ** Dr.” Crippen and Lo Neve •'card bis ship, should, accarding this statement the law be able place them at once under arrest. ...

... Tsi^oaAH.J Brussels, Tuesday. The “Petit Bleu’* states that the Antwerp police, having been furnished with description Dr. Crippen, watched all the departing steamers and, although they paid particular attention the possengen» th© Montrose, nobodv resembling ...