The sun., 1910-07-16

Ghess institutes we're gold mines. ! have
heard but the doctor a. such a spender
that he seemed to he broke most ot the
. time
HE was easily aatier.-i Compliment
, ment hun on his wai~tCuats. ms tewelry
or his general personal appearance and
you had hun He drank but not to eA-
cess. ~ Tar aS I could $50 He liked to
talk about his business Successes One
81 his firms was call,si the Anral Rene
dies Company II had AN offiCe IN kings
way london kno~ that CripTen
drew larg" sum oi money out Of the con
C"rn only a tew months ago, hat he Nas
stlll Conn"cts-i With u up to july
Z have "A letter from hum. pustmarke ei july
,, having Ia do with advertising matters
-He was really a guOd physician m
telligcnt and VcrssSi IA his profession
In III" United States he Was considered.
believe. a reputable physician. In
England he VAS disreputable according
Nertissd IN the papers and he was as.n
ciat'.i With COMPANIES that had been de-
nounced by press and Jud ges
1T - not tru. that Crippen himself
sue any London paper Tor libel. W hat
hAppsnei was this Truth attacked the
Drouet Institute in 1905 and the institute
called trippen as an expert witness
Tyu'h's lawyers shovel Crippen To- be a
quaCk when they got AZ HIM IN cross
examination. Later his PARTNER, Charles
. lhtlflA@ MATT. size ltOFatlD
etltUr OF John Ban and a member OF Par
lIamsnt. and Cripp"n's reputation SUI
ferei ~ the repuls" that Was Afmin
lsters to Mari Crippen was gong
around ~ that time. five years ago. with
kthel clare IL Neve
There Is no doubt from what | know
Of th. man and hls associations that ne
will be- kept well supplied with money
wherever ha IL Tie doesn't hook bit
like III. pictures that | have seen ol hlm
In the New York newspapers ~" looks
younger aud not 60 solemn a. the pictures
make HIM out He has no heard and
hts face would he chan gel lot u he TOOK
of the mustaChe I saw him wear
He should be- pretty well known ~
New York IN 1850 he was ass lsta1nt
surgeon az the Aural Hospital ia Fast
Twenty -thITt street and N the same
wear he Was a lecturer on reiracitpn IN
the New York Or hthalmic HosI ital After
that he wert with Munyon IN Philedel.
pima and eventually 20 England. | know
that he got his medical degre" from the
cleveland Hospital college IA 1851
Mrs Nat" Nolkens. "A half sister Of Belle
Elmore. talkei yesterday about Belle :
early life
She was 3s years old sad Mrs
Nolk"ns and went when she Was itti"
glrl 10 school ~ IN CHIon avenue, VIII
iamshurg She took a course IN high
school after that and then became gov
@rDsSs Tor a wealthy taniIv VINO INen
IN Bp hwICk aVeuu" ! have forgotten
the name Of the family IL was through
thss. people that she met pr tnpTen
m rather an odd way The family had
country home upstate ! have Tor
gotten where u was 80 long ago lnev
went there one summer about twenty
wears ~ and took Bell" with them She
got SICK and the local doctor couldn Z
hc found II happened that "a physi-
CIan named Hawl.y Harvey tnppen
was visiting IN the town and he was ca led
IA 10 treat Belle They hecan" fond ot
each other at the start. but II was several
wears h"fora they wsr" married lhev
Corr,<pOnded and later. when Belle
had gone on the stage and was travel
ling IN the West Sh. met trpI"n lheY
came 20 New York together and were
married here
she vas a very good performer on
~" stage Her first appearance" VAS
at the star Theatre IA Manhattan and
then she joined dramatic company
she remained on the stage long time
after she married IrlpIen They went
to England httle more than eleven
years ago
We thought that Belle was perfectly
happy She was home for two months
a few years ago and she had much 10 say
about the doctors love for her and his
success in business. She Intended I,
visit us this coming fall She had lots
OF money at all times and plenty OF dia-
mOuds