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... man in ‘vhoee pockets were five sticks of dynamite lockily escaped rapid promotion.—Toronto News. IN DUE TIME. Now that Dr. Crippen has been turned over to the British authorities England expects that Inspector Dew will due his dew-ty.—Guelph Herald ...
... which chatters to the shore across half the Atlantic. We tremble to think of the new possibilities which the chase after Dr. Crippen may suggest to the sensational novelist. ...
... did they 'express any desire to do so. _ PialePLE ARE GUESSING: Speculation Is now rife as to the date of the return a Dr. Crippen and Miss LeNeve to England. Their remand will expire to-night at 12 o'clock, when the Scotland Yard men will be at liberty ...
... The True Victor. (London Westminster Gazette.) The true victor in the capture of Dr. Crippen is not Inspector Dew, nor the captain of the Montrose, nor the Canadian police, but Mr. Marconi. The others have known how to avail themselves of his invention ...
... SAIL ON THURSDAY. MONTREAL, Aug. 16.—The general impression here is that Dr. crippen and Miss LeNeve will be taken to England on the C.P.R. steamer Lake Manitioba. So far, a passage has not been booked. The vessel sails Thursday morning. ...
... QUEBEC, Aug. 17.—1 n scae of the . mysterious reticence of Inspector Dew, who since he laid his hand on the shoulder of Dr. Crippen on the deck of the Montrose on Sunday morning, Aug. 1. has out-sphinxed the Sphinx. it can be definitely atated that Crippen ...
... RELATIVES OF MISS LENEVE. • Picture of Father, Mother and Brother of Miss Ethel Clare Le- Neve, the Companion of the Notorious Dr. Crippen. ...
... James Whitnc-y is In himself enough to keep things lively, while Hon. Mackenzie King will also hold his end up, and if Dr. Crippen and the beNeve woman should also be aboard, the passengers may be sure of a big crowd to meet them when they reach Bristol ...
... take Six cars were derailed. Three were - •.':';'.i',. a'-' .ata• a•a- , 0;:. ,-.1;!?sF•A and Ducal sleepers. ture of Dr. Crippen and Miss LeNe‘e -.•- ..' • ' .. • *•,:*--.-.'• , .. '-',',..a'' 'a ••e1,,-.. a .. • • a', ••• ,' , for England. It is expected ...
... Sy Lutacd Wiz* to frce Press. QUEBEC. Atig, 15—Contrary ti general exoectationa, Inspector Dew did nit take prisoners, Dr. Crippen and ?dies LeSeve home the steamship Royal Edward, or I..ake Manitoba and licth are still at Quebec jail. Owing to the rumor ...
... CRIPPENS LIKELY LEAVE TO-DAY. flpsolaL QUEIM,C. Aug. 19.—Fretting over the delay in their departure, Dr. Crippen and Miss LeNeve are confined to their prison cells, and just when they will he taken out is a question which is hard to answer. Probably the ...
... the newspapers. are far more effective in detecting and capturing criminals than are police organizations. The capture of Dr. Crippen was achieved by the newspapers. and would hate been impossible without their aid. Will it Come True? (From the Hamilton ...