... THE FUGITIVE MAY HAVE SAILED. By tar moat important clue yet received jjy Scotland Yard in connection •with the search “Dr.” Crippen and Mias Le Neve was authoritatively announced representative of The Globe this afternoon. The statement ■was to the effect ...

... vicinity, and receiving an answer the negative, the couple entered tramcar for Brussels. Being shown the photographs of Dr. Crippen and Miss Neve, the innkeeper and his neighbours had hesitation in recognising the likeness to the strange visitors, and ...

... afterwards deepened into certainty. The newcomers are said to have resembled the fugitives in practically every respect. Dr. Crippen was carrying small bag. They went away from the dining-room apparently book a room. From that night Dr. Orippen for a few ...

... HOPES OF SPEEDY ARREST. The Scotland Yard police are still firmly of opinion that Dr.” Crippen, who is wanted lor the murder which was discovered at 39, Hilldrop-crescent on the 13th inst,, and his companion, Miss Ethel Clare Le Neve, are now in mid-Atlantic ...

... M.P., mil ask the Home Secretary whether sum of money has been offered Government for information leading to the arrest Dr. Crippen; what was the last previous occasion which similar reward was offered; and whether the same reasons which prevented previous ...

... Reuter’s Brussels correspondent The Petit Bleu ’ states that the Antwerp police, having been furnished with description Dr. Crippen, closely watched ail departing steamers, and although they paid particular attention to the passengers by the Montrose, ...

... are authorised by Scotland Yard to state that Chief Inspector Dew took the Laurentic for Montreal. The actual arrest o! Dr. Crippen and his companion will be performed the Canadian police. Inspector Dew will identity the suspects, who will taken into Canadian ...

... Crippen, said he received a letter acquainting him of her death from Mrs. Paul Martinetti, who had received a telegram from Dr. Crippen. The telegram, which has never yet been published, was dispatched from Victoria Station on June 24, at a.m., and was as ...

... below Kimouski, in order to serve a warrant on the suspected person on the steamer, should be identified tire missing Dr. Crippen.—Reuter. THE MOHTHOSE “SPOKEN.” Montreal, July 27. A marconigxam has been received here from the steamer Royal George, of ...

... of the Montrose sent a wireless message to the Colonial Government announcing that he had incontrovertible evidence that Dr. Crippen was on board his vessel, and asking for instructions. the oilier hand, Reuter’s correspondent at Ottawa, in a telegram to-day ...

... shall no possible ground for delay. In view the fact that Det.-Be.rgt. Mitchell accompanied Mr. Dew his interviews with Dr. Crippen both Albion House, New Oxford-street, and at Hilldrop-crescent, and thus wall be able positively identify the doctor and ...

... little excitement among the waiting crowd of Pressmen, for it had been rumoured that there was after all a possibility that Dr Crippen and Miss J Neve were on board that vessel. All doi bts on the point were, however, quickly removed when the Government tug ...