... A ROMANCE MODERN SCIENCE. The discovery of Dr. Crippen by “wireless'* adds another chapter the remarkable history of invention which is scarcely twenty years old. It will the first occasion on which man wanted a charge of murder has been traced by moans ...

... knows, between sable mufl.-. and gold medals. and silver brooches, there have been enough things 10-t lately. Then there*- Dr. Crippen, who at the time of writing i- currently reported )*> not lost hut gone be fore tin the Montrose). SHF HADN’T FOUND IT. ...

... really lias happened. I only w!*di I was with her Ik- able comfort her bit She certainly innocent; of that absolutely sure. Dr. Crippen would not allow her know of the crime.’* Miss l.n Neve’s brother-in-law said—“ 1 can endorse what my wife has said. When ...

... for information that would lead to their arrest. July Dr.” Crippen and Miss Le Neve, disguised, aail from Antwerp the Montrose. July 30.—Arrest of the fugitives Inspector Dow at Father Point, Rimou-ki. INCIDENTS OF THE ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY. EXTR ACTS ...

... course, Mr. Crawford's hotel is a prothe latest details. I have desire to know ' perlv conducted one* —Yes. so far know, how Dr. Crippen spent Sunday jail. 1 Were there any people near the door?—Yes, rare not two straws whether Miss Neve is j several people ...

... playing on tho of Abraham. CAULK SENT CIUPPEX. REPORTED CONFESSION DENIED. Mr. Arthur Newton,the solicitor who will act for “Dr. Crippen in the forthoommfj trial, hawing sent cablegram to his ha.s received tho following reply in Have made confession whairwer ...

... brought a passbook and chequebook and a letter. Was the letter her handwriting?—No. T recognised the writing as that of Dr. Crippen. It was signed Bello Elmore. The Coroner -We will have the letter produced later on. DISCOVERY OF THE REMAINS. Polic ...

... autograph. Tin* trip from Father Point was without incident. The whole party are travelling under assumed names. Cyrus Hold is Dr. Crippen’s aboard ship, and Miss Neve is travelling Miss J. Byrne. Detective Mitchell i- known F. M. Johnston, and Inspector Dew ...

... Mr. Newton- Tn yoor discretion have you kept them apart since you arrested them? Mr. Dew-Yes; far I am concerned. Has Dr. Crippen been perfectly calm and collected ?—Yes. After the evidence had been read over Mr. Newton asked to see the depositions of ...

... the cabin?—Yes, was brought in by Chief M’Carthy and Detec live Dennis. What did you say?—l said, “Good morn At Father Dr. Crippen. I am Inspector Dew/’ Good morning, Mr. Dew. I said, will arrested for the murder and niotilation of your wife, Cora Crippen ...

... (Photo Central News.) “DR.” CRIPPEN AND MISS LE NEVE DISEMBARKING AT LIVERPOOL INSPECTOR DEW IS SEEN LEADING THE WAY WITH DR. CRIPPEN (WEARING SOFT FELT H AT). THE EXTREME LEFT. EMERGING FROM THE VESSEL. ARE SEEN THE WARDRESSES WITH MISS LE NEVE (WEARING ...

... —There was a slight falling off of public excitement this morning in connection with the resumed hearing the charge against Dr. Crippen and Miss Neve, judging from curly appearances outside How Street Police Court. Now that the fugitives are under trial, there ...