... of St. Albans, Raleigh Gardens, Brixton Hill, London, pantomimist, whose suspicions and inquiries led to the arrest of Dr. Crippen for the murder of his wife (Bella Elmore), left £11,284. ...

... interesting ■ message, in which states that Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve left that port Sardinian attired clergyman and his son. The correspondent telegraphs : The circumstances of the discovery of Dr. Crippen and Miss Lo Neve, ascertained Hie French police ...

... CRIPPEN'S FURNITURE. Nearly 100 lots of furniture from 39, Hilldrop Crescent, until recently occupied by “Dr.” Crippen, were sold auction in London yesterday. The saleroom was crowded some time before the sale commenced, women being largely in the majority ...

... And thus, gentlemen. I leave you, knowing that each you will true to his conscience and to his God,” concluded counsel. Dr. Crippen flicked speck dust from the sleeve of his coat, and looked the clock.— Morning Leader.” passionate and powerful appeal ...

... surelv her friends would have been glad indeed find out that. Dr.” Crippen’s story of her illness and death was quite untrue, and, further, surely they would think none the worse of Dr.” Crippen for having told those lies in order to cover th© story of his ...

... final words the Hilldrop Crescent Mystery should be issued to the world through LLOYD S NEWS. A few hours before he died Dr. Crippen wrote his last statement. It was handed to Miss Neve, and, with the exception of the prison officials, it has been seen ...

... tlung open. To the accompaniment of a volley of groans the cabs sped into the yard. The doors were shut with a bang. ' Dr. ’ Crippen alighted from the cab inside the yard he looked rather pale, though affected his hostile reception. Miss Le Neve quickly ...

... continued, That was one my first causes of suspicion.” “ Did you cut your own hair?” No. Dr. Crippen cut it for me.” Won't you tell me why you came away with Dr. Crippen?” In answer this question the girl responded, loved him deeply, and I still love him ...

... nspector Dew, the Laurentic.' assured himself that Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve were board the Montrose. The ships did not sight each other, the object of keeping apart being not to arose Dr. Crippen’s suspicion. Upon the arrival of the Laurentic to-morrow ...

... a spoil of work in a boxing booth at circus- boot-blacking and street singing in New York, rnd convivial meetings with Dr. Crippen. were among Mr. Squire’s adventures, which have culminated in giving 3.000 E.N S.A. concerts in hospital wards in Europe ...

... falling tide, and at low water she was practically high and dry and in dangerous spot, close to the wVeck of the Montrose of Dr. Crippen fame. The Deal motor-boat Golden Spray, the Rams- motor lifeboat and the Ramsgate motorat Britannio all helped to get the ...

... found him to be of unsound mind. He should taken care of. The magistrates made order for accused’s detention in an asylum. “DR.” CRIPPEN. ...