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

y -h. nad M mind a. make a journey 4"
california -t., drd not refer to u IA her
letter
Win thus IA mind they puzzled ave-
DI Cuppans letter ~ Mrs Mills Their"
was nothing "a - Ia indicate IA" il'.r'
or pIac,. at fora Bs'' d,.t,S Nh"r" the
body was 20 H., sent from - l.undnn or
when II waS expected ip amy" W
Nesalng-r N.,- uneasy alout the wax I-utsS
II II tie ~ a yesterday that h" 'ouldh
help feel that -nm-'hiug was wrong
They could not b-li,,r that ora Beetle
would come 10 the. u,'..d States without
writing to them about n Su'h = c"''r-"
was. they sad. wholly unitk" her
uNE GI>>Err Uor> ro lHr rUII,F
IN. hrs, u"w- the family m BruoAivn
had ~ cora Bellies actual death Was
carried TO them by the pole" The
Rroo. " IA dets Cttv- bureau had h''n trying
TO locate Belle Elmor-'s family for several
days An inSlst-nt friend Of Belle Fillmore.
Nine Ginnstt an English vaudeville per
former who has an equestrian act and
trains horzes for 1t at Ro-slle y \ had
received reports from London at the
woman's disappearance and DEATH
Nine Ginneti ~ the president IA loudon
of an organization ~ variety performers
known a. the Muse Hall Artists Guild
Relle Elmor- was tn" treasurer The
women had been associated for wears
and were great friends They had adj
peared together a. the same music halls
and Nine emmett was familiar with most
4 81 Belle Elmore = affaIrs She has been m
this country several months hut she got
all the news about DR. Iripprn = wife from
her English friends IN the profession The
reports alarmed nor
Mime emmett heard from one friend
that Belle fillmore. in ,'erfect health ap-
parently. had attend ed a meeting ~ the
guild early IN February and thar one nf
the officers 81 the guild had called on the
following day AZ the Hilldrop Crescent
House To see the treasurer DR. Crippen
informed the caller that his wife had gone
away The caller was stonish"d when
Dr Crippsn added that his wife had
started for I.o- Angeles that morning
MIR Crippen had said nothing to her most
intimate friends about gong Ia the United
States Or dinarily she was cummuni-
cAtiva about her arairs The visitor
went away puzzled
II VAS not long afterward. Mime emmett
learned. that the officer uf the Rund
called again To inquire about Mrs trIppen
She was told hy the doctor that Mrs.
Crippen vas dead. "a victim 81 pleuro-
pneumonia en- route to Los Angeles II"
had learned ~ " through cablegram
The visitor asked 10 SOC IN. cahlegram
DR. CrIppsu ~aId thai he had mislald II
He was sorry he hadn't time ~ look for
~ but he had AN engagement and must
90 out
ASoTBFR WOMAN N THE HorsE
Al tins seemed peculiar TO the members
81 the guild and they renewed their
inquiries - the doctor He continued
10 assert that las Wlfe had died IN America
and he caused NOTICES ~ her death 20 ""
printed IN some 81 the London th"at -iCal
parers Presently he came forward
with the information that the body had
ieen Cremated m America and thar tn"
ashes W"-p On the way 80 London 81,
eral ~ Mrs Crppen friends on the stage
noticed while calling az the doctors hou-.'
that a Young and good looking woman
appeared to have an assured position m
the house They learned tina, her nam.
was Ethei Clara l.. NeVa an English
woman - years old. whn had h'ssn edu-
Gated N French convent near Rnul"gn"-
eur M.r who spoke French perfectly
ard WIZ ,,osad a. French woman The
attitude ~ the ductrr toward Miss -
New. annoyed the music hail folk They
began 10 thInk that an nv est CATION vas
necessary
All ~ th.s" 'hInE- wer" des"rihad -
Mime emmett with the further nforma-
ton 'ha' Dr Cripp~n ard N" good ln"l-
ing girl rad di-appesred after tho MUST
Hail ARTISTS Guild had Interested Scot
lard Nard m he case n. uews affected
Nine emmett yeace ~ mind IN" Sn.w
that Belle fillmore had relatives COME
where N Prooklvr h,It she had no 'd"a
where they could T.. found Farly ~
the week she went - the BROOKLYN ~
tec'iye R'r eau ~ stat" street and u"
ales'ed 'ha' they find Ball. Elmot.-
farllI- ~ra '0ld them hat she had 'elc
RapLsd - - tnga"S and to u'r,Nr
cities '-a'V nen Lrs angeles and New Work.
ASKING the authorities - each uns II q
woman known ~ Mr. cora IrIpp'n ~
Belle fillmore had died there. and had
received word M every 's-.. that NO such
person had t-aen heard ~
MN" emmett told her .tpry to SerRt
Ernest Walden. wh" has charge ~ the
Bureau II Io~t Relatives ~ IN" BROOKLYN
polIc- headquarters S"rgt Walden ad-
Vsed Mime C'lnr~'' - advertise Nh"
prepared 'hi- advertisements
Il re sts'.r ~ Nj. ~ trIppsn tprofez-
sonsll, known a. Relic Flmor" 81 London
England = living ~ Bronklru Nill III"
please -erd -"r addrrS- 20 tur0ef' Ru~"ll.
Vine Ginna't knew that tho zl-t "r =
name wa Mills and that her husband
was employed IN some way with a SOAP
factory With this clu" Walden started
out ON Wednesday afternoon h" founi
Mrs Mills AZ 49, Grove street with her
father, Frederick MeesInger Mrs Mills
was about 10 move 20 Newport X
4 meant to go several days ago sad
Nrr Mills. but I hav" been worrying
about Cora felt that We were gong to
get news
A, that time the fact that Mrs Crppen
had be~n murdered was not known
sergeant Walden took that news To tho
family Yesterday and obtained all the
Information he could get concerning
IT Irippsn and Cora Belle Elmor-
A