... Mr. Freest immediately communicated with the Canadian police, and he sent a detective-inspector by a faster boat, and Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve were arrested on landing in Canada a Sunday morning. Crippen and Miss Le Neve were brought back to England ...

... with respect a question put one of the jury quite properly, and he thought it was fair to Dr.” Crippen that he should j be asked question about it. Dr.” Crippen then once more crossed the court and went into th© witness-box. He seemed quite composed, ...

... definite would be until the arrival of Chief Inspector Dew tet his destination. The police decline to name the vessel which Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve are supposed to travelling. There is reason for believing. however, that they may be aboard liner Montrose ...

... BURIED IN FLOOR OF HOUSE. WOMAN'S BODY DUG UP IN FRENCH VILLA. A crime bearing resemblance to that committed by Dr. Crippen has been brought to light at Penne. near Marseilles. The accused is a man named Gaub er d, a printer, who was caretaker of a villa ...

... Danford Thomas, the coroner, has died, and that Inspector Dew has voyaged to Canada, and there mad© the dramatic arrests Dr.’ Crippen and Miss Neve. The court was again crowded with police officials and reporters, there being very little room left for the ...

... Home Secretary, after careful consideration of all the facts, has decided that the law must take its course in the case of Dr. Crippen, The execution will accordingly take place on Wednesday morning nine clock. The Home Secretary’s decision was onoe conveyed ...

... suspected man, but he had already left for Spain.” A later message was follows: “It now appears that the person supposed to be Dr. Crippen arrived at Vernet-les-Bains Sunday evening, and put up for the night at one the leading hotels. Gendarmes were sent by the ...

... a felonious act, was not entitled to her property, and that his personal rt also could not participate in it. It was Dr. Crippen had made his will in favour Le Neve. Mr. W 0. Willis appeared for the applic an' Mr. Duriey Grazebrook for Miss Le Neve: ...

... sprang a surprise upon his hearers at the very commencement. He announced that at the very moment he sat down he would call Dr.” Crippen to go into the witness-box and tell his tale. Thus commencing, he went to say that he proposed call eminent medical men ...

... summer visitors, crowded round Inspector Dew, of Scotland Yard, and his colleagues of tho Canadian police, they escorted Dr. Crippen to tb© ccnr't house to-day for the preliminary examination. Ji.st the door of the court douse th© throng was particularly ...

... PRINCE OF WALES. THE CROWD & DR.” CRIPPEN. MR. HALL CAINE’S NEW PLAY. FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT LONDON, Monday Morning. The Chancellor of the Exchequer’s visit to Balmoral will be in pursuance of his duty as Minister, and will not be, as some people ...

... confession of Dr.” Crippen. Miss L© Neve last night denied in the most positive terms report published earlier in the evening that Dr. ” (happen had confessed the enme for which he was executed this morning. ” I was the last person to see Dr.” Crippen,” said ...