... Flour ask for Spiller's Purity and see that yon get it. Agent for Colersiso: I. F. M'OARTNIY, •, DIAMOND• Winria . PUrn -r Dr. Crippen Executed. ...

... the _Munson Remedies Company, repeated her evidence given at the Police Court as to the exchange which she effected for Dr. Crippen of a hundred pound note, for which she gave hitn several small notes. She had also cashed for him a cheque of £37 on the ...

... in the evening that Dr. Crippen had confessed the crime. Miss Le Neve said— I was the last person to see Dr. Crippen, and so far as my knowledge extends he made no statement such as that which has been attributed to him. Dr. Crippen. however, wrote a ...

... to interview Dr. Crippen, who expressed himself willing to make anv explanations. The witness added that Dr. Crippen made a long explanation which he did not propose to put in at present. In the statement, the witness said, Dr. Crippen remarked that ...

... Rentatns. The trial of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve in connection with the alleged murder of Mrs. Crippen will, it is understood, take place on Tuesday before the Lord Chief Justice. Bills in connection with the charges against Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve ...

... NO CONFESSION. On Wednesday morning Dr. Crippen paid the penalty fur the murder of his sire. Belle Elmore, when he was executed by hanging in Pentonville Prison, London The Home Secretary's refusal of a reprieve was intimated to the condemned man on Monday ...

... to sum. On February 19th of this year witspeak of Dr. Crippen's career as an aural ness changed a £lOO Bank of England note specialist. for Miss Curnow, the manageress of Mun- Mr. Newton—Did Dr. Crippen give you yore's Remedy Company, into smaller every ...

... Justice Channel', and Mr. Justice Pit kford—sat in the Court of Criminal Appeal on Saturday to hear the final appeal of Dr. Crippen, under sentence of death for the murder of his wife, Belle Elmore. Iminediateiy the case was called, Mr Tobin, K.C., rose ...