... Wednesday. Mr. Morin, governor Quebec Gaol, states tnat, except the regular doctor and Inspector Dew. nobody permitted to see Dr. Crippen. and that, therefore, ail reports interviews with the prisoner and photographic feats callers are to bo discredited. The ...

... brought the message she replied, I shall just as does (meaning Crippen). She has asked repeatedly to be allowed to see Dr. Crippen, but these requests have not been granted. On the other hand Crippen, of late, has not asked much about her, but appears ...

... near Bridge will he for the use of troops only. NO CONFESSION. DR. CRIPPEN AND OFFER OF MONEY. MISS NEVE’S LOYALTY TO HER FELLOW PRISONER. (Through Reuter’s Agency.) QUEBEC, Friday. Dr. Crippen has received tAvo cablegrams from London, one asking if he is ...

... necessary. The Quebec gaolers express surprise the apparent lack of anxiety shown by Dr. Crippen and Mies le Neve. Thev seem quite content, and even wear air confidence. Dr. Crippen continues read a great deal. One the books, secured for him at his request, is ...

... DR. CRIPPEN’S MESSAGE. PROF. PEPPER MAKES FURTHER EXAMINATION REMAINS. The first message sent Dr. Crippen from Quebec sine© he left England 32 days ago reached Mr. Arthur Newton, his solicitor, in London yesterday. It ran:— I have made confession whatever ...

... Danford Thomas, the coroner, has died, and that Inspector Dew has voyaged to Canada, and there mad© the dramatic arrests Dr.’ Crippen and Miss Neve. The court was again crowded with police officials and reporters, there being very little room left for the ...

... brought a pass book and cheque book and a letter. Was . the letter in her handwriting?—No; I recognised the writing that of Dr.” Crippen. It was signed Belle Ellmore.” The Coroner: We will have th© letter produced kd Cf- • j -n- • Daniel Gooch, police officer ...

... He said that Mr. Arthur Newton, in an affidavit, stated that he was instructed to act for Dr. Crippein as his solicitor Dr. Crippen was arrested in Quebec charge of murder, and would be brought back this country. the sth inst. th© Daily Chronicle published ...

... Wednesday, counsel produced a cablegram from Dr. Crippen denying that he had made any such admission or confession. Their Lordships granted a rule, and Lord Aherston© suggested that counsel for Dr. Crippen ihouldl communicate with the other side as to ...

... Canada that he was before Sir Samuel Evans, >, on Wednesday, counsel profrorn Dr. Crippen denying that ;h admission or confession, ranted a rule, and Lord Alveroounsel for Dr. Crippen .should me other side as to trying to the hearing of the arguments. done ...

... White Star liner Megantic, which sailed from Quebec for Liverpool Saturday evening. In spite of the early hour at which Dr.' Crippen and Miss Le Neve were driven off from prison for shipment on the Megantio, and the extreme secrecy regarding everything ...

... CRIP PEN’S RETURN. It is stated that on arrival in England Dr.” C-rippen and Miss Le Neve will be conveyed Brixton Gaol, where all prisoners appearing in the Metropolitan Polio© Courts are taken. The exact hour which the Mcgantic, with th© fugitives, ...