Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
As Yet Has Only Found Flesh
Not the Bones Of Woman Sup
posed to be Belle EImore.
MAY BE IN REGENTS CANAL
With Evidence at Hand Experts Have
Not Been Able to Establish
Six of Victim.

London, July 19.-The rumor circu-
lated In the United states that Or.
| Hawley II. Crippen had been captured
| at Canterbury, England is groundless.
| Scotland Yard found what is believed
! 70 be a clue to the disposition OF the
bones which, with the flesh unearthed
| In the cellar in Hilldrop crescent. once
| formed the body of Belle Gilmore, the
American actress wife OF Or. Crippen.
As the result of tireless search
among the friends and known ac-
quaintances Of Ethel Claire Leneve. the
typist who disappeared recently with
DR.. Crippen, the detectives found a
woman who said that Miss Leneve had
been her friend and had talked
to her in confidence. The typist. the
woman said, had spoken to her OF uys-
terious visits paid by Or, Crippen to
the neishborhood Of Regents park.
The theory woven from this informa-
ton by the police is that the tones
OF the dead woman may have been car
ried In small parcels to Regents Park
and thrown into the Regents canal.
This development has strengthened the
be dragged.
belief OF Miss Ienove's friends that N
Mrs. Crippen was murdered the woman
who Is said to have won her husbands
affections was Innocent OF any knowl-
EIDE of the crime
At the inquest yesterday the physi-
clans who examined the dismcmbered
body testified that none Of the bones
had been found and that their anal
ysis showed that the flesh had been
skilfully carved from the skeleton
II has been deemed of great impor-
tance 10 discover the missing members,
including the head, hands and feet. in
order TO complete the body and thus
with the evidence at hand the experts
have not as yet been able to determine
so much as the sex of the victim
REWARD FOR CRIPPEN.
Today the authorities offered a re-
ward of 81 $50 for evidence leading TO
the arrest OF Dr. Crippen.
Reports OF Crippen and his woman
companion having been seen in differ
cnt parts of the country are frequently
received by the police and there are
occasional rumors that the two have
been arrested. Thus far, Supt Froest
Of Scotland Yard. who IL directing the
search. does not admit that any impor- |
tant discovery has been made.
There is still hope that the fugitive |
pair may De tounu ABOARD tne Ned |
star liner Kroonland, which sailed from |
Dover on the night following the dis
appearance OF the doctor and which is
due at New York tonight.
The ports of France are picketed |
With detectives. SO closely have the |
ines been drawn that the British ON
,ials believe II will be impossible for
DR.. Crippen to fee this country without
detection.
The impression Is strong in police cir
les that the doctor would not hazard |
recognition on a long trip. His APP
at some point In England |
II within this city at any moment
would not cause great surprise.
MATTER IN COMMONS.
In a series Of questions which he
proposes 90 ask Home Secy. Churchill |
n the house OF commons, William j
rhorne. Laborite, voices the general
lismay at the slackness OF the police
Methods which allowed Crippen and
iiss Leneve to slip out OF their hands
Though for nine days prior TO the dis
appearance of the two the authorities
Iad strong grounds for the suspicion
hat a crime had been committed.