... for the ; next two months continue at Bs. 6d. per ton, and ; all other mill and forge wages will remain un- altered. i Dr. Crippen and Miss Neve wore arrested ! the Montrose Father Point Sunday by ! Inspector Dew (who vent board disguised ai pilot) in ...

... choice , discrepancies that may have been noticed j different newspapers in the way in which they described the arrest of Dr. Crippen. can ;issure our readers that they make very I entertaining reading. Take, for example, ' their various versions what was ...

... their home at Cairo. Naval Cadet's Case. The naval cadct case ; it lasted shared public interest, with the chase and arrest Dr. Crippen, and each day there was a long queue in front of the Law Courts. The was one unusual : interest. George a cadet, , had ...

... absolute positiveness and considerable irritation, Inspector Dew declared that there was no truth whatever the rumour that Dr. Crippen had made a confession. All others who would necessarily have knowledge of any confession are equally positive that none ...

... raet'oally nothing do now but to wat until the process of the law should permit him take the prisoners back to London. Dr. Crippen is much changed in anye.r since his arrival. The four days' growth of his heard has improved his looks, and is not allowed ...

... spread, that Crippen had been their fellow-passenger without anybody suspecting his identity. NO OBJECTION TO EXTRADITION. Dr.” Crippen and Miss Le Neve were on Monday landed at Quebec and lodged in gaol. The latter fainted on beholding the crowd, and was ...

... THE CRIPPEN CASE. It i» not expected that Dr.” Crippen end ,ye,wiU appear again the Quebec Court, be unneceiaary if they do not conteat extradition. The time for their detention expiree on August IS, and it expected they will set out on their return to ...

... placed under arrest. Miss Le Neve has received cable from her mother, advising her to give all information she can about Dr.” Crippen, and her brothers and sisters will forgive her. Miss Neve baa now recovered from her hysteria, and has been removed from ...

... the report Dr. Crippen having made a confession. He points out that any confession would have to be communicated his department. Mr. Gouin added: As Canada is part of the British Empire, there can no question of the extradition of Dr. Crippen. His departure ...

... half-crowns and two shilling pieces are the most favoured by the makers of counterfeits. A CRIPPEN CABLE. The telegram from Dr. Crippen to his solicitor in London stating that he has made confession whatever disposes of columns of imaginative matter that ...

... SUMMARY OF NEWS. gn'ifMg SATURDAY, August 13. 1910. Dr. Crippen and Miss Le'Neve, according to reports in Quebec, will return to England on the Lake Manitoba, which arrives Quebec to-morrow. Great devastation has been caused floods in Japan. Whole towns ...

... was resumed to-day on the human remains found buried in a cellar Hilldrop-crescent, Camden Town, in connection with which Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve are present in custody at Quebec, the former charged with the murder and mutilation of his wife, Belle ...