... Resemblance WftlCH HAS LATELY BEEN CAUSING MANY EXCELLENT PEOPLE MUCH ANNOYANCE [One of the difficulties in the search for Dr. Crippen has undoubtedly been the unusual familiarity of his type of face. Reports of his having been seen in the flesh have come ...

... disappearance is presumption of guilt. Is one, therefore, to speak of him as though he were an ordinary private citizen, thus Dr. Crippen, the well known anatcmist, is on his way to Quebec, having passed a few days in Antwerp Did the Press Capture Crippen If ...

... wishes of the country, some leakage is essential. YY7 HAT little excitement there has been of late must be credited to Dr. Crippen, who seems to have divided the public into two sections (1) Those who have spotted him in spite of his disguises (2) those ...

... Australia sfc X sfc 'J7 HE court at the Crippen case is described as being crowded to suffoca-' tion. We understand that Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve offered to vacate their places in the dock in favour of dis appointed spectators, but the authorities refused ...

... window (the lion at tea-parties). 7. The man who was on the Montrose, sat next to Miss Le Neve at dinner, played cards with Dr. Crippen, and witnessed the arrest. (This gentleman ranks socially after the Blood Royal, and has the entree to practically any house ...

... name is a good name if you hear it often enough. 1 here are exceptions, of course, as in the cases of Charles Peace and Dr. Crippen, but it is certainly an axiom of the theatre that any play title is good if the plav itself is a success. Piffin and Binks ...

... Elizabeth Tudor, and therebv rise to enormous power. Others again may become the world's cynosure by carving their wives, like Dr. Crippen, or photographing the fairies, like Canon Doyle, or wearing a glass wig, like Dr. Lettsom, or buying too many fresh warm ...

... little secrets. On the other hand, it occurs to us that ladies have often been dismembered by drab little men, such as Dr. Crippen. A fascinating topic indeed, but we must be getting along before Hansard catches us. When the House uas practically stinko ...

... his contemporary scientists. Asked to define the scientifically- minded man in terms of concrete personalities he puts Dr. Crippen above Mr. H. G. Wells and Mr. Wells above Mr. Bernard Shaw. In other words, some one has at last admitted that what is meant ...

... mediocrity. Still, privilege is privilege. The only murderer who looks to us even faintly like a typical debenture-holder is Dr. Crippen but if you remember, Grippe turned out to be a highly chivalrous little man. Would any criminal debenture-holder shield ...

... experts forgot that hyoscine is no new word to the Race, having been a major topic and star turn of the year 1910, when Dr. Crippen used it. Five grains was the amount bought by the little thick- spectacled American doctor who turned out to have such a ...

... amateurism extends, as you may have noticed, to murder as well as to sport, diplomacy, religion, govern ment, and the Arts. Had Dr. Crippen been an expert like Jack the Ripper, using the knife with professional skill and getting away with it, he would never have ...