The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-01

sister about two years older who s now
Mrs. Teresa hunn OF - Locust street
Glendale.
I RAISED her ~ NV own child. said
Messenger. wiplng a sJsp iGiOn Of moisture
ia hls eyes, -au1 Sh" mover knew that
WAS not her father until after she was
~ years OH. There were other boys and
girls an the family and they were all
urothers ana sisters. My two SONS fred-
erlCk and julius are bOth married and
living In Brooklyn Two Of my daughters
are mArri" ana Mrs Katie Nolkers lives
IN Brooklyn and Mrs Louise Mills. wife of
RDh.rt Mills. MAJ. ager for "A Ing silk con-
C"rr. lives an ~ helSey street. Newport
h / think Mrs Mills Knows more about
Mrs CriDp.n and her al airs than any
other member of the family, for IN"
Nlsitsi her ia London several ysars ago
remaining In the household about six
months n said the CTipJels were u
devoted couple Mhen Mrs Crippsn
vlsit'.i this country seven years ago. Mrs
Mills aCCOmpauI- her to "a dentist IN
Ma haitian. where she had her teeth
ty''at"I.
My stepdaughters night name was
Cora ModamOwsky, hut a. the family
had trouble an having the name rightly
pronounced her mother took the name OF
smith | knew my wif"s first husband.
Jos MolamoWsky, right well They
cam" from Russian Poland and when Cora
was years oid "A relative wanted To take
har hack Ia the old country To her grand
pareI.ts, but SAID No, she il my daughter
Mb'n DR. Crippen marred her and heard
thus story n" thanked me "A thousand
times for having kept her IN this country
and thus saved her To Ia has wife
Yes. | would know DR. Crippen Il |
ever was To -.,e nm again l.ook--hand-
ing out "A faded family group taken many
years ago IN vnlcn Dr CrIppen and his
bride were shown with Ih.. other children
OF tn. family look. here b" L. That
him Cora was ~ wears old when they
married She had fine muslcal talent
and took a delight IA teaching her the
luther and other musical instruments.
She had fine voice and avn told sang
heior" th'. Queen n England No
with ting" - sadness ia hi- voice
they had no children About Two years
after their marriage they cam. To live
With iue IN tins huuI.. where they stayed
ahuat ten weeks business had b.--n
against the duCtor and Il was his wlfe's
sblllty that gave him IA plao and pushed
hum ahead
II was my efforts to obtain a death
certificate on which To collect a small
insurance which held ON her life
that brought about tn. invest cation
that revealed the Grim. DIR Cnppen
wrote one OF the family that his wife had
died while on the way 10 California for
har health and ] wrote asking him for a
death certificate. which | was unable TO
the insuranc.. company for investi gation.
with the result that the authorities were
aroused and the dismembered body was
found IN the cellar 81 th.. house IN London
NV sister, Mrs Mills saws they were
such a happy couple. broke IN Miss
Bertha Messenger. who was an Interested
listener to IN" inter- ie~ she said they
acted lib" a young couple on their honey
moon She always wrote that thsv got
along 80 nicely and he Was such a good
prov id"r can't 500 what happened 10
make ham dislike her
i thank they were happy until that
other woman came INTO the house. said
Messenger When she entered that
home. inno,ently or otherwise. she
brought trouble. II was then the doctor
probably beCamr dissatisfied with the
hausfrau and was taken bv the more
youthful charms of his stenogrApheT
'Howevs | understand that the Eng
lizh Law Is sure and just | am told there
are no DELAYS lk" ~ thus country. II
he - guilty. h. should suffer the D..nalty
They saw there ~ doubt that they may
IL. abl" IA prove that the body found
m the collar was that ~ my stepdAug glitter
Give Cripren a chan ana he ~ III probably
tell IN. hole story himself know him
! do not know that n viii ha necessary
for any Of the family to 90 10 England
Il Or CripIen - placed on trial. bat
II they nrsSi me or any meihber Of my
family W" will gladly go IN the interests
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