... ilagros ”— his L‘Ke and Miracles. 'l'hyul we should ‘hear of the Life and Miracles of Lloyd George, or Bernard Shaw, or Dr. Crippen, if these gentlemen happened to be | Spaniards. It is a pleasant form of speech. iy Now, what about Veluu‘nu? It would be ...

... half past three this afternoon to meet Scrgunt. Mitchell and the two ward resses, who have come over to take charge lof Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve on the 'conclusion of the extradition proceedi 'Sergeant Mitchell has with him all t.hew (‘BI:] documents ...

... should be taken as shortly as possible, “w 0 that 1 may have the fullest opportunity of going into the facts with my client (Dr. Crippen) when he returns here.” . Mr. Travers Humphreys agreed that the application was reasonable, and said he would raise no objection ...

... Treasury, and Mr., Travers Humphreys the Director of Public Prosecutions. Mr. Arthue Newton was there in the interests of Dr. Crippen: and Mr. J. H. Watts for Mics Le Neve. Mr. P. V. Stallon and Mr. H. u. Seyd represented, respectively, Mr. Rylance and the ...

... WITNESSES TO BE REHEARD. FRESH EVIDENCE ABOUT BELLE ELMORE, The inquest on the ““human remains,” supposed to Le those of Dr. Crippen’s wife, discovered buried in the cellar of 39, Hilldrop-crescent, on 13 July, was re-opened at ‘the Islington Coroner’s ...

... THE CELLAR CRIME. CRIPPEN AND MIFS LE NEVE READY TO LEAVE FOR LONDON. QuEBEC, Wednesday. Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve are ready to leave at a few hours’ notice. Their personal property which was found in the cabin of the Montrose has been packed up, and ...

... THE DATE OF CRIPPEN’S DEPARTURE. From Our Own Correspondent. QueBEC, Friday. Considerable surprise is expressed here that Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve did not sail yesterday either by the Royal Edward or the Lake Manitoba. Both were still in gaol this morning ...

... paid by the consumer.” Quesec, Sunday. Inspector Dew and those who are entrasted with the task of bringing back o England Dr. Crippen end Miss Le Neve appeared at the gaol at seven o'ciock yeuonhy] p—— morning und presented papers to Gaoler | STILL DYING ...

... Nearly Feli Off the Gangway. An extraordinary accident occurred as Dr. Crippen was crossing the gang-plank. He was handcuffed, and his hat was pulled low over his eyes. In an attempt apparently to dodge the photographers® he ran squarely into the rope ...

... b CRIPPEN ARRIVING AT LIVERPOOL S Inspector Dew disembarking with Dr. Crippen (wearing soft felt hat) from the lo‘gntic at Liverpool on Saturday. The chief of the Liverpool C.I.D. is seen at the back. (Photograph by Central News. &y g wsg L E ‘% Immense ...

... THE CRIPPEN CASE IN COURT. Crowds waiting outside Bow-st. yesterday. The Scene in Courts First appearance of Dr, Crippen and Miss Le Neve in the dock. [Photegraphs by Central News. Ww A '_—' & Special sketch of the prisomers ~y a “Meorning Leadea™ astist ...

... —Yes. By Chief Inspector McCarthy and Detective Dennis of the Canadian police. What did yoa say ?—I said, * Good morning, Dr. Crippen. 1 am Inspector Dew.” He said, *Good morning, Mr. Dew.” I said, “You will be arrested for the murder and mutilation of your ...