... boxes, he believes, ch thes. At Dr. Crippen’s instructions he these boxes at a theatrical in Shaftesbury-avenue. t batch 1 wnoved was on Ma nd,”’ said Mr. Sim- nouds. “TI went to il scent at seven in the morning. Dr. Crippen and a fair young max were there ...

... about yO F?r?srade6.3o ; roll-call and drill officers • Then come button-shining, breakfast and a hasty glance at see how Dr. Crippen as getting a Se?ond parade and inspection Other activities till tvelve. * tim6 epetition the morning, perhaps more being ...

... Regarding the legal position of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve, Judge Chauvreau to-day expressed the 'belief that Inspector Dew will give such information as will enable the immigration authorities to reject Dr. Crippen as an undesirable, and the two prisoners ...

... LAWS LONG ARM. MONDAY, ALT GUST 1, 1910. Once again has truth proved to stranger than fiction. The message that Dr. Crippen and his former typist have been arrested on board the Montrose completes a story which even a Sherlock Holmes might well feel ...

... morning. Regarding the legal position of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve, Judge Chauvreau to-day expressed the 'belief that Inspector Dew will give such information as will enable the immigration authorities reject Dr. Crippen as an undesirable, and the two prisoners ...

... formally charged with being a fugitive from justice. Inspector Dew made a statement in sup- port of the charge. To this Dr. Crippen made no reply He informed the Court ‘that he was am American citizen, and the United States Consul gave brief evidence on ...

... summer visitors, crowded round Inspector Dew, of Scotland Yard, and his colleagues of the Canadian Police, as they escorted Dr. Crippen to the Court-house today for the preliminary examination. Just at the door of the Court-house the throng was particularly ...

... JEWELLRY Identified as Belonging to his Late Wife. Quebec, Tuesday. Mrs Ginnett, who came here from New York to. identify Dr. Crippen and Miss Le •Neve if necessary, had interview with ILe Neve yesterday evening, and afterwards expressed the opinion that ...

... my hair That was one of my first causes of sus- piction. Did you cut your own hair? No, Dr. Crippen cut it for me Won't you tell me why you came away with Dr. Crippen? In answer to this the girl responded I loved him dearly, and I still love him. To every ...

... tinued: “That was one of my first causes of suspicion.” you cut your own hair?’ “No, Dr. Crippen cut it for me.” ““Won’t you tell me why you came away with Dr. Crippen?” In answer to this ion the girl responded, ‘‘I loved nm deeply, and I still love him ...

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

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