... smile, as though she were under his hypnotic influence.” MISS LE NEVE’S FATHER. No one in London heard of the arrest of Dr. Crippen with greater relief than Miss Le Neve’s father. For the past three weeks Mr. Walter Le Neve has been consumed with anxiety ...

... CRiPPEN CHARRED. PROTESTS HIS INNOCHWCE. u Dr.” Crippen and Mias Le N«ve were on Monday landed at Quebec and lodged gaol. The latter fainted on beholding the crovd, and was too ill appear court later in the day. Crippen was formally charged before Judge ...

... arrest, Mr. A. Crippen, father of Dr. Crippen, is pathetic figure at Lee Angeles, Californio, where makes his home, in the same city Dr. Cnppen’a son by his first wife. 1 have not the money to go to Hawley (Dr Crippen),” he said on Tuesday, but if I had ...

... has made means he will be more likely to attempt to commit suicide. Miss L© Neve is better supplied with funds than is Dr. Crippen. W’hile only 18dols. were found Crippen. the girl had GOdols. A large part of this sum was expended by the prison matron ...

... absolute positivenees and considerable irritation. Inspector Dew declared that there was no troth whatever in the rumour that Dr. Crippen had made a confession, and all others who would necessarily have knowledge of any confession are equally positive that noue ...

... that Professor Pepper, the Home Office expert, who bos been conducting analysis the remains found beneath the cellar of Dr. Crippen's house in Hilkfaopcrescent, has found certain birth-marks the remains which may lead to their identification. ...

... [ACER’S OFFER TO MISS LE NEVE^ THEATRE Both Dr. Crippen and Mias Le Neve on Saturday received several communications after they had been submitted to tbe local authorities for inspection. One of the messages, says Reuter's Quebec correspondent, was a ...

... tune after Monday next, when the of the Dominion Government at Ott*** received. Immediately on their arrival >•' country “Dr.” Crippen and Mu* - will be taken to Bow-street, and if re the police-station before the Court they will once taken before the trate ...

... liTreply an inquiry by the Coroner. Mr. Arthur Newton said he would like to Remark it was common knowledge that his client (Dr. Crippen) »as under arrest in one of our eolonioi and would shortly in this conn irv He (Mr. Nenton) was desirous, if it was convenient ...

... before Mrs. Crippen's death had been made, and that meanwhile Dr. Crippen was becoming more taciturn. These statements, said counsel, bad had the effect of prejudicing the case of Dr. Crippen and might affect the verdict of the jury. Up to the present time ...

... magazines on the table*, and recommended one or two books to Miss Le Neve, whom the doctor called the young fellow.’ I got Dr. Crippen to discuss questions saareickness, and laughed with him about the many varied remedies that passengers brought with them ...

... Chief Justice and Justices Darlong and Bucknill, who sat the Law Courts on Friday, had mentioned to them the case in which Dr. Crippen. through hi« solicitor, applies for rule nisi calling on the editor and proprietors of the “Daily onicle ” to show cause ...