... tweniy-four sent to disguised as a boy. . ;“‘h‘- ';' 8 t.-:inu:.( o r.d Tip- | Cork. Eight doctors attended to the re Dr. Crippen’s business offices were in Albion Wn'r:l‘lh ';:: t'(‘.' SRS : “'. mainder at Roscrea. House, New Osxfor@strect ...

... Friday that on Thursday in isst week he shaved off the moustache of & man who answered to the puhh-hr-‘ description of Dr. Crippen. The barber says his customer was a welldressed, gc-nllvmnnly.lm'hlng man, wearing gold rimmed spectacles. When be remarked ...

... CRIPPEN'S STORY TO THE INSPECTOR Chief Inspector Walter Dew, of New Scotland Yard, then described his interview with Dr. Crippen on Friday, July 8, the day before Crippen disappeared. He made a long statement to me, which I reduced to wrigin%r. but which ...

... ON THE TRACK OF CRIPPEN. CHASE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. After sixteen days’ ceaseless wearch, Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve, who are wanted in connection with the murder of Mrs. Crippen | ot Camden Town, have been traced. Scotland Yard authorities stated on ...

... clergyman, despite the fact that he was clean shaven, closely resembled in appesrance and manner the published descriptions of Dr. Crippen Subseg:nl wircless messages which passed between stland Yard and the captain of the Montrose served to confirm the suspicions ...

... THE CELLAR MURDER. *DR.” CRIPPEN ARRESTED. END OF ATLANTIC CHASE. A hue and cry which, for completeness, uas probably never been equalled in the nistory of Scotland Yard, ended at Father Point, on Sunday, in the arrest of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve, the ...

... BELLE ELMORE'S FEAR OF DEATH. The inquest on the remains supposed to be those of Dr. Crippen’s wife discovered in a cellar at Hilldrop-crescent over a month ago was re-opened on Monday at Islington and adjourned for a month. Mr. Walter Schroder, the deputy ...

... DR. CRIPPEN'S RETURN. Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve left Quebec on Sunday for London, in «charge of Inwfl-tor Dew. They sailed on board the hite Star Dominion liner Megantic, and are expected to arrive at Liverpool on Satur- day. ‘i- Le Neve left the gaol ...

... where Crippen was brought imto the cabin by officers of the Canadian Police. What did you say? I essid: “Good morning, ‘Dr.” Crippen. 1 am loepector Dew.”” He said, “Good morning, Mr. Dew.” 1 said: “You will be arrested for the murder and mutilation of ...

... of a man and woman wko have taken up a great deal of space in the newspapers during the last month or two. These were “ Dr.” Crippen and Miss Le Neve, whose identification in mid-ocean and arrest in Canada by means of wireless telegraphy make one of the ...

... CRIPPEN’S RETURN. HOSTILE RECEPTION IN LONDON. “Dr.” Crippen and Miss Le Neve reached Liverpool on board the Megantic on Saturday in charge of l)etoclivc-ln:rocwr Dew. The prisoners were landed amid scenes of excitement, and left almost immediately for ...

... learn to forgive me. Last words of z'-u-. Yours, I.” o On another small picce of card, also found amongst the effects of Dr. Crippen, Inspector P)v' continned, was written, “Shall we wait until to-night about ten or eleven? If not, what u-o¥ This was the ...