... DR. CRIPPEN. Dr. Crippen,, whose,*execution will take place on the 18th instant, should his appeal be rejected, still entertains hopes that he will escape the capital sentence. One of the points on which his lawyer has asked for the revision of the p ...

... learning the truth, Miss Le Neve will give evidence against Dr. Crippen. Meantime, the conviction is gaining ground that Le Neve knew nothing of the terrible murder perpetrated by Dr. Crippen. . In - Crippen's cabin, the police found several bottles of ...

... 496 559 DR. CRIPPEN ON BOARD THE MEGANTIC. According to a telegram from Quebec the i.e. Megantic left tbat port last Sunday morning at seven o'clock. On board were Dr. Crippen, Miss Le Neve, Inspector Dew, Sergeant Mitchell, and two prison warders. N ...

... the crime was committed. The previous evening, at 11.30, Dr. Crippen invited two neighbours, Mr. and Mrs. Martinotti, to his house, as well us several other persons. During the evenir g Dr. Crippen and his wife were in the best of humours and in perfeot ...

... A RREiT OF DR. CRIPPEN AND MISS LE NEVE. Not for many years has such universal interest been aroused by a crime as by that believed to have teen committed by Dr. Crippen, the American dentist who is charged with barbarously murdering his wife and dissecting ...

... DR. CRIPPEN AND MISS LE NEVE'S ARRIVAL IN ENGL kND. A telegram from London, dated 28th inst. states :—The police played a clever trick on those who desired to witness the landing of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve. It was stated that the two prisoners, on ...

... REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. London Ist August 1910. Dr. Crippen and Miss he Neve have been arrested. Inspector Dew accompanied by two Policemen disguised as Pilots, boarded the s.s. Montrose in a rowing boat. Dr. Crippen was walking on deck with the ship's Surgeon ...

... have worked all night to prepare my wife's luggage ! It has been ascertained that Dr. Crippen, ten days before the crime, went to a chemist and bought a large quantity of hyoscin, saying that he required it for an invention of his. He bought enough ...

... l'Er, —A despatch fri m London, dated Friday evering, states :—lnspector Dew, who left London as soon as it was known that Dr. Crippen was travelling in the e.s. Montrose under the name of Robinson, arrived at Belle Isle yesterday, and lands in Canadian territory ...

... Inspector Dew. On arrival at Quebec the examination of Dr. Crippen proceeded as already reported, whilst that of Miss Le Neve had to be deferred owing to her extreme state of prostration. Dr. Crippen readily acknowledged his identity, but energetically ...

... formal evidence of the arrests, Dr. Crippen was remanded for a meek. Inspr. Dew deposed that after the arrests Dr. Crippen remarked that be was not sorry, as the anxiety had been too much. A card was found in Dr. Crippen's luggage on which was written ...

... last the magisteri tl enquiry into the Hill drop Crescent Mystery was clntinued. Neither of the ptincipil actors in it, Dr. Crippen and Miss Nave, were in Court. Insrctor Dew in the first place said that be wantA t. c'e.;.r ilia:loaf of the charges made ...