CABLEGRAMS.
FRENCH CKIPPEN CASE.
WIFE DISAPPEkViRS. BODY FO'UNtD BURIED.
(P t United Press Asaodstion.)
PAJ?IS, April 20. Victor Gaubert has beeni arrested for the murder of his wife Eliza in the village of Lappene, near Marseilles, the eircumsitanaes resembling the Crippen case. Eliza, disiappt-aredl in October, liw husband alleging she had gone; to Mauritius. Later he announced her death, and! married Antonio Sidmllcs, a village girl. He left home during repairs, and workmen noticed the tiles in the scullery were uneven, «nd discovered Eliza. Gaubert states that Eliza, and he had a violent alteraartion over Antonio, and she suddenly d'mppod dead. Fearing arrest he bluriedl the body.
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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10347, 21 April 1911, Page 2
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