... went Quebec from New York to identify Dr. Crippen and Miss Neve, if necessary, had interview with Miss Neve on Monday evening, at the conclusion which expressed the opinion that Miss Le Neve was trying shield Dr. Crippen, but was innocent all knowledge the ...

... station. Det.-Inspector Duckworth led the way, followed by Dr. Crippen, who. had Inspector Dew and Sergt. Mitchell either side of him. Miss Le Neve came behind, the wardreee being with her. Dr. Crippen, who had a moustache recent growth, appeared thoughtful ...

... THE CRIPPEN CASE. ARRANGEMENTS FOR RETURN TO ENGLAND. The week for which Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve were remanded expired at ten o’clock yesterday morning, but Judge Angers said that the ordinary course of events the prisoners would not be required ...

... Church of England chaplain. She spent the day reading, while Dr. Crippen for hours watched boys playing the Plains Abraham.—Eeuter. THEATRE MANAGER’S OFFER TO MISS LE NEVE. Both, Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve on Saturday received several communications ...

... DEPARTURE FOR ENGLAND. Quebec, August 21. Great excitement prevailed in Quebec over the probable means by which Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve would be sent back to England. There were rumours to the effect that the prisouers would taken to New York, then ...

... report of Dr. Crippen having made a confession. He points out that any confession would have to be communicated his Department. Mr. Gouin added: “As Canada is part of the British Empire, there can be no question of the extradition Dr. Crippen. His departure ...

... AN EXCITING INCIDENT. Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve left Quebec for England Saturday evening board the Megantic. Both prisoners left the gaol 7.30 Saturday morning in charge Detectives Dew and Mitchell and the two wardresses from Holloway Prison, and the ...

... telegraphs; Dr. Crippen and Miss Neve are ready to leave at few hours’ notice. Their personal pro. perty, which was found in the cabin tha Montrose, has been packed, and any articles important as evidence—such as the jewellery discovered on Dr. Crippen, which ...

... behalf of Dr. Crippen for a rule nisi for a writ of attachment against the editor and proprietors of the Daily Chronicle for contempt court. It was complained that on August 5 the Daily Chronicle published an article suggesting that Dr. Crippen had poisoned ...

... absolute positiveness and considerable irritation. Inspector Dew declared that there was no truth whatever in the rumour that Dr. Crippen had made a confession. All others who would necessarily have knowledge any confession are equally positive that none has ...

... awaited the appearance of Crippen. Meanwhile, the small gangway astern was again placed in position, without notice, and Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve unexpectedly appeared there, and were quickly marched into the station. There was a rush of the crowd to ...

... have largely replaced them, and the few columns that were left over have this year been occupied, first, with the story Dr. Crippen. and then with equally horrible tales about Form 4, and so another link with the past is being snapped. Who can deny that ...