... night from the doctor’s address. It read:—‘Dr CripPen, dentist, Albion House, Oxford Street. Don't be afraid (written in French). We won’t be back bo:m%lt ‘We have gone tothe theatre (written in English).—Dr Crippen.’ “ Soon after my letter camo a woman called ...

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... commenced the inquest on the human rgmains, supposed to be those of Mrs Crippen, found in the cellar of the house oecupied by “Dr” Crippen and Miss Le Neve. Chief Inspector Dew, in charge of the case, and Sergeant Mitchell, both of Scotland Yard, arrived early ...

... DID DR CRIPPEN PREPARE A HIDING PLACE? FAMOUS DETECTIVE BELIEVES THE HILLDROP CRESCENT MYSTERY WIiLL BE SOLVED, TIMES. BELLE oyt Of fhe OJd 3 WOMAN wy was ada,w(, I WHO % thS SRS s never more o mlll.’dt\r. “.i'” 15 SUPPOSI)D 0 i Cent, {-6 of th aPpa ...

... telegraphy. Descriptions of the pair were given in minutest detail, and the opmmion was expressed that they wera the much wanted Dr Crippen and his fernale companion, Miss Le Neve. The French police at once communicated with Seotland Yard, and a little later the ...

... operation, and I went to Salt Lake. But when I got there Dr Crippen had vanished, taking with him his boy. I never heard of him from that dav until this week. - ~ According to Mr Bell, Dr Crippen a,ppea-rEd in Dublin a couple of years after the first wife’s ...

... Fear of Suicide. The reason was the firm belief that no one on board would be able to keep the secret of the discovery from Dr Crippen, and that he would use the firearms on himself that he is reputed to carry. “It would be very difficult,” said a detective ...

... people how the curtain will be rung down on tho last act of the most thrilling tragedy of modern times. It will tell if Dr Crippen and the unfartunate girl who eame under his fatal spell will be called upon to face a tribunal of their fellowmen, or whether ...

... description is certainly true of the ocean race which‘ Inspector Dew, of Scotland Yard, is taking to Canada in pursuit of Dr Crippen, who, 1t is suspected, is on board the steamer Montrose under the commonplace alias of ** Mr' Robioson.” “Miss Lo Neve, ...

... perhaps by intervening ships. It wi) be a voyage which no one aboard will be likely to forger. At the end of it, or before, Dr Crippen will have to face Inspector Dew. to whom he so suavely explained his wife’s disappearance. The inspector will confront him ...

... MYSTERY SURROUNDS DEATH OF TFIRST WIFL. 1t has not been generally known that Dr Crippen was married before he wedded the good-looking actress whose body was found buried in quicklime bencath their home in lingland. But he was, and the manner of his original ...

... She did not look a day older than sixteen when I entered her cabin on board the Montrose. Let me tell you, however, that Dr Crippen is no fool, despite that quiet air of his, which nothing seems to penetrate.” There have been persistent demands at the ...