... made. Mr. Morin, Governor of Quebec Gno). states that except the regular Doctor aad Inspector Dew, nobody permitted to see Dr. Crippen, aad that, therefore, all reports interviews with the prisoner and photographic feats cullers are to be discredited. The ...

... CRIPPEN CALM. OFFER TO DEFEND HIM. VISIT BY MR. DEW. REPORTED CONFESSION. ASSOCIATION erwiAL) QUEBEC, 3. Dr. Crippen remains comparatively calm. He paws his time in reading, and takirg walks in the jail corridor. thus refuting, according to the warders ...

... MISS LE NEVE’S ATTITUDE The fact that Mis* Neve if tend* stand by Dr. Crippen to the end is made manifest by her reply to a local lawyer, who offered his service# on her especial behalf. To the gaoler who brought the message she replied. 1 shall do just ...

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... MONEY FOR CRIPPEN. C 111101211.11 TILHOWL) QUEBEC, ThI7I3DAT. Dr. Crippen haa received a cablegram to the effect that any money he may need before his arrival in London will be furnished by friends through Mr. Newton, the solicitor who has tmdertaken ...

... New•; ton, the solicitor, who has undertaken to' defend him at his trial. The fact that Miss Le Nero intends to' stand by Dr. Crippen to tho end is made, manifest by her reply to a local lawyer, who offered his services on her especial, behalf. To the jailer ...

... prternitua back to i n. Dr. Crippen n winch changed in appearance since nis utrnal. lie is not Closed to shave. Mr. Morin, the Governor of the prison. said that the precautions Wien the possibility of the buwid, of Dr. Crippen were so strict that he wan ...

... newspaper men. adds that he has never had many questions tired him before. OFFERS TO NEVE LON SPECIAL.) QUEBEC, August sth. Dr. Crippen has received two cablegram* from London, one asking if is in need of funds and the other containing an inquiry regarding ...

... conree-ien. ' Mien 1r Sere is reluctant to receive callers, end she declined to receive a clef:pp-rasa of the Church of Englund Dr. Crippen. replying to cablegrams from London. mete. inat ha would appreciate bum. mono, and that he h 35 made lin. mute:aims. A Quehee ...

... came here horn New York to identify Dr. Crippen, and Mis* W Neve- if necessary, had interview Miss Le Neve yesterday evening, at con elusion which she expressed the opimcm that Miss Neve was trying to shield Dr. Crippen, but was innocent o! all of toe murder ...

... and Wardresses Stone and Foster, of Holloway Prison, who are going to Quebec to assist Inspector Dew in bringing back Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve, arrived in Belfast Lough this morning. It is expected that the two fugitives will return to England by ...

... of 1908. For first time in many years the tide Irish emigration has been stayed. The story of the chase and capture of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve proves once more that truth is stranger than fiction. We have just seen acted, upon the tremendous stage ...