... - SURREY 115 lor three.—CLOSE, THE CELLAR MYSTERY. 1 The Pall Mall Gazette” says: “We learnt Dr. Crippen was seen to buy a paper in Kingsway this forenoon, and then hurry away in the direction of .Southampton Row. The police have boon notified.” It is ...

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... Street, and was not seen My daughter Ethel,” said Mrs. v nplcx , ,i police'•S® - The porter added: been associated with Dr.’ Crippen in her cupaci no- »• H»*«f «>• ~ ! .r h villa on the west side, now , ( went upstairs, and, to niv surprise, found that ...

... THE CELLAR MURDER. Ramsgate correspondent telegraphs that Dr. Crippen is reported to have been seen on Ramsgate sands during yesterday afternoon. A chair attendant declares that recognised the-man from his portraits. The man disappeared, anJ has not been ...

... MRS. CRIPPEN AND THE TYPIST. An employe in the building where Dr. Crippen had offices states that the missing typist's most striking characteristic was the amount of cheap jewellery she wore. Mrs. Crippen was said to be anxious that, this girl should ...

... Hall Guild early in February, and the very next day. when an official of the Guild visited her house in Hilldrop Crescent, Dr. Crippen. who answered the door, informed the caller that his wife had gone away to California that morning. Mrs. Crippen was usually ...

... {Saturday) night 1 received surprise visit from Dr. Crippen’s assistant, who announced that had come show extraordinary letter had just received through the post at his private house from no ether than Dr. Crippen himself and to ask advice concerning it. ■'The ...

... FORK SHIRE TELEGRAPH AND STAR; SATURDAY EVENING; JULY 16, 1910. PEN PICTURE. Some Characteristics of Dr. Crippen, ...

... DRESSED A BOY. Being conversant with tho French tongue. Dr. Crippen might readily have thought of going to France, and thence to America. Both English, French, and German shipping companies have -cordingiy been asked to use oloaeat scrutiny of who may ...

... his wife at tho stage door of the ; Metropolitan Music Hall, where she was visiting i some tnends in their dressing room. Dr. Crippen informed him oonlidentially in tho couis© of conversation that business had been very j slack lately. was greatly worried ...

... police, however, discredit the story that the person was Dr. Crippen. Nevertheless, two gentlemen occupying offices in the building who saw the visitor leaving are convinced that it was Dr. Crippen. On the face of it it is. of course, incredible that the ...

... THE DOCTOR’S FIRST WIFE, Reuter's Now York correspondent wires that a telegram from Sait Lake City states that wliile Dr ) Crippen was practising there in 1891 and 1892, his' wife. ('harlottj*. . the cause death being recorded as paralysis and apoplexy ...