New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

| DR. H H. CRIPPEN
| The London police have asked for his ar-
/ rest on the charge OF killing his wife
was Cora Belle Mackamohski. In Brook
/ Iyn she was known as Cora Mersingsr be-
| fore she was married 70 Dr.. Cr1ppen-
Her mother was married 10 Merstnger
after the death Of Belle EImOre's father.
and died six years ago.
Relatives Found Here.
Mrs. R. H. Mills. a stepsister OF Mrs.
Crfppen, lives at No 10T ID street. New
port. r I. and Mrs Theresa HUM. OF
Glendale. Long Island. is her own sister
Two stepbrOthers were also found by the
police.
A letter written by DR.. Crippen 20 Mrs
Mills from London last April. telling her
of the death OF his wife from pneUuania-
while on her way 10 visit relatives IN
California, promises 70 be an important
piece Of the evidence which has accumu-
lated against the physician. for whom.
since his disappearance from his home
last Saturday. Scotland Yard has asked
the police OF the principal ports OF the
world 10 watch incoming vessels
A cable message was received ar Po-
lice Headquarters here yesterday that
the London police believed that Dr. Grip
pen had sailed for this country. and ask
ing the Detective Bureau TO watch all
incoming liners. Inspector Russell. N
charge of the Detective Bureau. tmmedi-
ateIy instructed six detectives Moody,
Gleason. Aiknan. Cronan. Hennessey
and Boyle. known in the Police Depart
ment as waterfront men. TO boar all
incoming steamers 70 look for Crippen-
The police have a good description OF
the man. and il was said at HeadQUar-
ters that he would have a slim chance 70
get bv the detectives If he landed in this
port A formal charge has been made
against Crippen- If So there will be no
bar 10 his extradition from this country
10 England If he is taken here. as there
is in the case OF Charlton
Another phase Of the case which de-
veloped yesterday was the part wEic1
Nine. Ginnet. a vaudeville actress. who
now lives on farm at ROselle. n j.
where she trains horses for exhibition
played in bringing about the tnvestiga-
ton by Scotland Yard which led 20 the
discovery OF the body. Nine. Ginnet
was an intimate friend OF Belle Elnore
in London. and is president OF the Lon
don Music Hall Artistes' Guild. o. which
the dancer was treasurer ar The time oc
her disappearance. last February
Tale OF Death in Los Angeles
While in London some time ago Nine
Ginnet was told that Belle Elmore had
died In Los Angeles. Soon after she re-
turned 10 this country Nine. Ginner
wrote 10 the Health Department OF Los
Angeles asking for information regard
ing the death Of Belle EimOre- The Los
Angeles authorities replied that they had
never heard OF such a woman. Then
Nine. Ginnet told Scotland Yard Of her
suspicious and the investigation fol-
lowed.
Nine Ginnet went 70 Brooklyn Police
Headquarters on Monday 10 try 70 ind
some Of the dead woman's relatives who
she had been told. lived there. She told
the police then that she was convinced
that her friend had met with foul play
and was going 10 try 90 get her rela-
tives 20 make an investigation The
relatives were traced through Sergeant
Ernest Waldron-
Will Watch for Crippen.
Nine. Ginnet could throw no light lasc
night on the murder OF the woman or
the whereabouts OF Dr. Crippen. excepr
10 say that she had been asked by the
New York police to De at the Lusitania's
pier to-day 70 identify Crfppen. II he was
aboard. and a woman supposed 10 have
accompanied him She Will come TO New