The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-15

a faw minutes wh.n she hurried away.
None II the family has seen her Snc" -,
Prof Pepp'r has not Issued repoTt OF
his examination 81 the remains. but ~ -
gathered that Identification ~ EaTuIN
I'ossible The body was evidently nls
s.'"ts.d and the parts Ner" nnrl"d h
uuIckiime. the action of which, however,
Was retarded 10y the nature of IN" "ar'h
IL - said that almost all the bones ar.
missing The visceTa IL zuffici"ntly pre-
served 10 enable an analysis Ia u" maze
quantity Of long hair and som" hairpins
have been found. The police ar" con
tInung their digging ia the blS-tneni
HoME IIFE 90 THE CRIPPENs
Adrl-n. Harrison. a writer of dramatic
lyrics has "A long article ia "A n.wspap'-T
uu ~" home life IL the tripTsens, WIN
atm she Was very intimate she ne
-"rib'-- Mrs tTippen a. viNaCIouS. klnu
hearted and full ~ IN" joy Of life she
Mas fond 81 society, excitement anu
theatres tnpp.n. she says, was
typical. quiet, unazsumIng American
Hts sole ann ss.em'si tn he. to earn money
for las wife 20 spend lie Idolil'd her
and humorrd all her fanCIe-. He did hlS
utnu-t to crafty her craving Tor Jewels
ami gowns, which was almost abnormal
She had piles of gowns but always wanted
more. she took no care Of her garments
The writer SAYS she has seen AN elaDo-
rate twenty guinea costume thrown care
l'.--iN un "a kItch.n dresser among "dibles
and crockery. CripI-n always seemed
to nave plenty of money. lie war manag-
lug Tor Munyon when Mrs. Crippen came
- London tw.lV" years ago. lie had
abandoned thus post because his nam"
Inquired On "a play bIil a. manager at one
It hlS wIie'S theatrical enterpr is..S. she
had a pretty meEZp -=Opruip voice ana
VA ambitious to appear IN Naud"viile
uIS'retta. the lIhretto 81 which Mis- haI b
rI-on wr"t" she appeared m thus win
varied srIc,'sS IA different variety thea
. TRES
CrIpIru lost money IA patent medicine
enterprises after he left Munyun. AFTER
wdrd he was with the Druu"t Institute
lie eventually returned 10 Munyon. but
uabt i'-i IA numerous enterprises ia.
only apparent shadow Ou I'll" lairS tie
voted III" Wis the ,Ils-"uC" at children
ln- writer d"-"rIh-- Miss L. >eN- a.
quiet and slim and always with do~nca-i
'l'~ Nh" seemed too unas-iinlng W
Cs,,I-.' ds'r'I-t 10 Mrs tripp"n. tnpI"n
installed her IN the HilldroP Crescent
hours. a. hlS NIle after Miss Gilmore =
a ~ I+.arlus" Sh"s Inferred int q I',ys-s'ss-
SION 81 all Miss Elmore'S treasures.
Ulysses and J"w"lry IA which she APPEARED
frequently M public. friends Of Mise III
NOR recognizing the garments and
jewels 'rippen WAS the last man. Miss
Harrison saws. one would h" likely to
! d~-OClai" vi'h GRIM" Of vIolenC" IL"
Mas ALWAYS courteous. confederate and
nt"uanN HIS TENDERNESS 10 Miss
tlmor" VIE cuuspICuou- and apparently
g"ntnn" and me- was regarded 10y friends
~ a mO,i"l husband
In" Drou"t institute referred 10 Nv
lnsu''"tUr tr,-'-t was attacked Nv the "di-
'Hr - Truth TSUih was sued for libel and
won M" ease. Aft.r ~" institute hruk"
Up. owing - TIA. sNJ, sures. CripI@u
started th" Aurdi Remedies Company.
which Tran promptly attacked
The pulI,-' think that trIuI-n Will h'
captured shortly Owing 80 his last" for
ilashv dress h" will h. easily recognized
Nt"r his wIl".s death Crippen received
, l'ft"rS addressed To- her at the oftiC" oi the
music hall guId
The body vt Mrs. CrIppen. or what was
lott ot II. was removed from her lats
r"sid"nC" this afternoon to the morgu".
IL Was ro ShoCkrgly mutIlatsd that two
collins were required To- carry ~
II - suspected that Crippen himself
supplied the stage and the Fro. two
theatrical week.-Mrs.. with the advertise
meni~ NJ his wite's death The adVeT
tiSsmsuts merely ztatei tho fact of her
t"a,h. which. n was saIi occurred IN Cali
tUrNth IN" name of the town where she
was supposed Ia have uiei was not given
In" -t"psnn of Mrs Crippen. who has
hs"U REFERRED to several times. - N %
ripr"n uf los Angeles cat Crppan
usually told people that hJs home was
| san Francisco