... DR. CRIPPEN. The only person against whom suspicion was directed was Dr. Crippen. They must approach the inquiry with judicial minds and with a wish be fair'and just. The last time site was seen alive was the end of January. 'Mr. and Mrs. Crippeu appeared ...

... DR CRIPPEN AT BOW - STREET. EVIDENCE OF POISON PURCHASE ...

... DR. CRIPPEN Dew was suspected of a wish to exclude Pressmen from the Government tender Eureka the ground that their presence might alarm *’ Robinson and give him a chance of escape jumping overboard. The American reporters, who are ar-cus tomed to work ...

... DR, CRIPPEN. FOUR HOURS UNDER CROSS-EXAMINATION. WHY HE FLED, QUESTIONS BY THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE. MR. TOBIN ON THE BURDEN PROOF. ,( On the early morning of the first of February you were left atone in your house with your Wife?” “Do you know of any person ...

... DR. CRIPPEN. PROF. PEPPER GIVES EVIDENCE. JUROR FAINTS. NEAR THE HEART OF THE MYSTERY. (From Our Spoetal Representative.) The second day of the Crippen trial end with the case for the prosecution still unfinished. For moment, shortly before noon, when ...

... DR. CRIPPEN. Dew was suspected of a wish to exclude Pressmen from the Government tender Eureka on the ground that their preeenee might alarm Robinson and give him chance of escape jumping overboard. The American reporters, who are accustomed to work ...

... DR. CRIPPEN IN TEARS. Returning to London witness visited Dr. Crippen at his offices to offer condolences. He was cut up and sobbed,:' and seemed nervous and distressed. _ As to his wife's death Crippen said at first it was in Los Angeles and then at ...

... HASTY WITH DR. CRIPPEN. Mr. Huntly Jenkins cross-examined the witness and elicited that Crippen had told him he specialised in diseases of the ear, eye and nose and did not act as a general practitioner. Would you describe him as a kind-hearted, wellmannered ...

... DR. CRIPPEN IN THE BOX. The tense excitement which had reigned in court yesterday from the moment Mr. Tobin had announced that he intended to call Dr. Crippen as his first witness reached its climax just after four o'clock, when the prisoner passed swiftly ...

... DR. CRIPPEN IN HOSPITAL. _ hri in a ni•rmal nt health. except for a .liaht ii,a-dency I , i excitability. W i th weir his bait he iraicontt Use en remand in the ospatel ot ...

... RETURN OF DR. CRIPPEN. Up to late last night no further DOW& bed received at Liverpool as to the movements of the liner blegentic, with Dr. Crippen sad Miss Le on board. The steamer is likely to arrive at Princes landing stage about noon to-day. ...

... AFTER “DR.” CRIPPEN AND HIS TYPIST. The discovery by the police of & mutilated body buried beneath the brick floor of a ‘cellar at 39, Hilldrop-crescent, Camden-rd.—the story of which appeared in the * Morning Leader ” yesterday—has been followed by a ...