... 5 o'clock a.m. FATHER POINT (Qvrearc). The liner Virgiman 1s expected toe arnve here at 4.45 p.m. It is not likely that Dr. Crippen will be found on bozrd. The liner Laurentic, with Detective-Inspec- tor Dew on board, was reported 450 miles cast of here ...

... RIPPEN UNWELL. REMOVED TO THE PRISON INFIRMARY. Mr. Arthur Newton, solicitor to Dr. Crippen, yesterday received an intimation that his from Brixton Prison authorities ctient had been removed to the prieon in- firmary owing to his being unwell. Mr. Newton ...

... from a woman. ing the window she as heard another scream, @ cry, the hasement of No. 239. “Oh, don't; oh, don't,” coming DR.** CRIPPEN SEEN AT RAMSGATE. A Cuppes is correspondent te! legraphs :— Dr. to have been. seen on en, Ramveate during after- noon, ...

... whole of the evi- reasonable doubt, as you an im, rtant question in your ave to take action one A DEF N + heen suid about Dr. Crippen nat ha jence either before the na; rat the 1 do not ores v th \atiens made bv Mer. Tobin innecent le “4 prudent thing for ...

... TELEOHAM 3 OTTAWA, Trespay. Lieutenant Colonel of the Police, says that ne er word has yet heen received from Scot Yard Dr. Crippen. hevend inetruction issued fortnight Z the police te he on the look-out. 1 Sherwond has instrieted Con. e Gavrean at to ...

... anme little excitement amon the waiting crowd of Pressmen, for it been rumoured that there was efter all a sibility that Dr. Crippen and Miss le Neve were on Loard that vessel. All doubts on thgt point were. however. wickly re: moved when the Government ...

... witness said, in his discretion, he had kept the prisoners apart from one another since Mr. Newton—Since the arrest has Dr. Crippen been perfectly calm and collected, nd given you no trouble at all? Mr. Newton then said he. would ceed with the cross-e ...

... claim had been received at Scotland Yard for the £250 reward offered for information which would lead to the arrest of Dr. Crippen and Mies Le Neve. ...

... THE IRISH TIMES, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1910 wife which Dr. Crippen called, and told you his Witness—I could not tell gone to America? ou the exact date. nd told me his wife He called at my flat, ai gone to America on very important busi- six months, ness ...

... avoid the pablic as much as possible, the other hand, a ty! én: says it now seems to be a abeainte that the Mezantie, with Dr. Crippen Le Neve on |, will eall at Holy- to rs will he ad ther. The her wil Tumours are rife t! P rave she pars that as do the ...

... surprised at Belle not having written of her departure to America, as e ways written on important oc- easions. In his reply, Dr. Crippen said that bis wife had to California on business, That was on Sth, the last time witness deard of sip] Cross-examined by ...

... in th he of Dre, and Mrs, Crippen. Nebody had been there since September, 1905, except ppen and bis wii It was asked of Dr. Crippen whether he hud any sug tion to make as to who had dune it, as far as any relativ ho knew of. and he jon, He was could give ...