... and of her sudden death on American soil. The letter says a relative in California was about to die, leaving money to Dr. Crippen and his wife, and that the latter suggested that she should make a trip thither to obtain possession of the money. The letter ...

... police kept close watch upon Dr. Crippen, and it was in consequence of the pressing inquiries that caused Dr. Crippen to vanish ; and that it was not until July 13th that a search of his house was made, which gave Dr. Crippen three days to get away before ...

... Scotland Yard, boarded the Montrose, on which Mr. and Master Robinsou were travelling to Canada, and arrested the fugitives, Dr.” Crippen and Miss Neave. In the telegrams below full details are given the arrests. It is stated that Crippen, who was quite cool ...

... Professor Pepper, the Home Office expert, who has been conducting an analysis of the remains found beneath the cellar of Dr. Crippen’s house in Hilldrcp Crescent, has made an important discovery. It stated that he has found certain birthmarks on the remains ...

... Islington, on Monday, the human remains found buried in a cellar at Hilldrop Crescent, Camden Town, in connection, with which Dr.” C'rippen and Miss Le Neve are at present in custody in Quebec, the former charged with the murder and mutilation his wife. Belle ...

... Several important New York journals state that the predicted break between President Taft 'and Mr. Roosevelt has occurred. Dr. Crippen and Miss Neve, in charge of Detectives Dew and Mitchell and two wardresses, left Montreal for Liverpool on Saturday evening ...

... Arthur Newton, for writ attachment against the Daily Chronicle for publishing a statement likely to prejudice the case of Dr. Crippen, was handed over to the Court of Criminal Appeal for decision. ...

... CBIPPEN’S KETUEN TO LONDON. After an absence extending from early in July, in circumstances with which the public are familiar, Dr.” Crippen and Miss Ethel Neave returned to London Saturday evening in police custody, and were formally charged at Bow Street with ...

... used for the apprehension of the accused. The proceeding' were less formal and more protracted than had been anticipated. Dr.” Crippen, the American ; dentist who is alleged to have murdered his wife, i a music-hall artist known as Belle Elmore, and Ethel ...

... Dennis, the Canadian Provincial Police. Continuing, witness stated that spoke to the male prisoner. “I said, 'Good morning, Dr. Crippen ; lam Inspector Dew.’’ He said, ‘Good morning, Mr. Dew.’ I said, You will arrested for the murder and mutilation of your ...

... stairs, that nobody could leave without my knowledge. When you went hack Hilldrop-crescent and had a conversation with Dr. Crippen, was that in the breakfast-room ?—Yes. And was Miss Le Neve in and out during that conversation ? —She was preparing the ...

... BATH. THE HILLDROP CRESCENT MYSTERY. EVIDENCE OF INSPECTOR DF,W SEKGT. MITCHELL. The public were as eager as usuai to see Dr. | Crippen and' Miss Le Neve when they reached Bow Street Thursday morning, but when Crippen arrived from Brixton m the prison van ...