... have the land taxes to talk about. and in fact, as far as I can see, they have divided the attention between that and - Dr. Crippen. Lanahter t I am not responsible for that. If the Budret had been passed in September the lend form. would have been out ...

... by Jr: Newton. Remains Not Belle Elmore's. The Loudon correspondent of the Matin 4s obtained from Mr. correspond ent Dr. Crippen's pose! a statement of the tine of defence that he takn the trial. Mr. Newton. it will we n, wi e ll sehmit that the remains ...

... the remains and certain articles of apparel. INSPECTOR DEW Cross-examined by Mr. Neste., Dr. Crippen's solicitor, the witness said when be called upon Dr. Crippen on July Fl, the witness said he had given him no Notice that he was coming. Both at his, ...

... handled in the search for valuables. A good deal of silver was taken. Mr. Nash is the gentleman who, after interviewing Dr. Crippen about his wife's disappearance, gave information at Scotland Yard. The statement which he made led Inspector Dew to take ...

... rate, some intimate association or other with him. There are even people who are proud to tell you that they once knew Dr. Crippen, though that accused gentleman were a kind of Ix>rd Kitchener, Horatio Nelson, or William Shakespeare. They probably feel ...

... said Crippen waa asked to give the address where his wife died. What was the last time you saw Dr. Crippen ? —On or about 18th May. a shop and Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve entered the shop. I spoke him, and asked him if had received any further news from ...

... regard to Bruce Miller, whom Dr. Crippen said he was suspicious a. do you know that he is an existing person?—Thers is a man named Bruce Miller. I believe he is at Chicago. And he was in this country at the time Dr. Crippen says he was here?—l have not ...

... Survivor.'’— - Tbo Brii ton Prison, for care and attention. the beat place I have ever been in in my hfe. oid bedmate was Dr. Crippen,” said Patrick O’GooimU, aged 61, who appeared the dock Croydon Borough Police Court charge acting pedlar without license ...

... proceedings were then adjourned till Waimea. day nest at 10.30 am. SALE OF DR. CRIPPEN'S FURNITURE.' Mr. Arthur Newton informed a Press representative on Thursday night that Dr. Crippen's furniture is to be sold by auction at the premises of Meagre. Tooth ...

... any medicine for the choking sensation ?—No.- Did she say whether Dr. Crippen was of any assistance to her at the time ?—No. Witness produced the letter in which Otto Crippen, Dr. Crippen's son in Los Angeles, wrote to the Music-Hall League that— The ...

... Stuj and Death. Dose Might be Taken in Wine or Peportod for the ..eont'reel by tho Props Association.] LONDON, Friday. Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Save wern again %f e re Sir Albert De Rutzer., at Bow-street. t o .day. Crippen was charged with murder and ...

... Public Library, the Coroner’s Court »* proved far too small to accommodate tlw* paged the elucidation of the mystery. ••Dr'* Crippen nor Mies Neve was they were professionally represented, and ne«ses were closely cross-examined their adviser. The enquiry ...