... THE CELLAR MURDER. **DR.” CRIPPEN ARRESTED. END OF ATLANTIC CHASE. A hue and cry which, for completeness, tas probably never been equalled in the iistory of Scotland Yard, ended at Fathex 2oint, on Sunday, in the arrest of Dr. Jrippen and Miss Le Neve ...

... AT THE OLD BAILEY, DR. CRIPPEN ON RIS TRIAL. THE CASE FOR THE CROWN. In a court crowded with fashionably-dressed ple, many of them ladies, Dr. Hawley g:rvey Crippen was put on trial at the Old Bailey on Tuesday for the murder of his wife, Belle Elmore ...

... DR. CRIPPEN'S RETURN. Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve left Quebee on Sunday for London, in charge of Inwecwr Dew. They swiled on board the hite Star Dominion liner Megantic, and ;;e expected to arrive at Liverpool on Satur&ins Le Neve left the gaol willingly ...

... Wednesday, when a man named Woolgar was charged. A constable said that Woolgar stopped a man in the street and said, “You are Dr. Crippen, and I want that £250.” He caught him by the arm and threw him to the ground. Woolgar: The man ran into the police station ...

... MISS LE NEVE VISITS CRIPPEN. Miss Ethel Le Neve paid a visit to Dr. Crippen on Wednesday afternoon in Pentonville Prison. This was the first time they had seen each other since they left the dock at Bow-street tofither about six weeks ago. iss Le Neve ...

... charity, and had haunted the news stands and newspaper offices seeking the latest news as to the progress of the case against Dr. Crippen. His plight became most pitiable, and the physicians declare that the worry and strain brought abont his death. ...

... CLOSE OF CROWN CASE. Dr. Crippen and Miss Ethel Le Neve were committed for trial to the Old Bailey at the close of the case for the Crown at Bow-street Police-court -on Wednesday afternoon. The charge against Dr. Crippen is the murder of his wife, Mrs ...

... CRIPP:N INQUEST RE-OPENED BELLE ELMORE'S FEAR OF DEATH. The inquest on the remains supposed to be those of Dr. Crippen's wife discovered fn u cellar at Hilldrop-crescent over a month ago was re-opened on Monday at Islington and adjourned for a month. ...

... once more in consequence of the Holloway murder. He has not escaped criticism in that he did not take measures to lay “ Dr.” Crippen by the heels when his suspicions were first aroused and so save himself a chase across the Atlantic and a eat deal of trouble ...

... hospital at Brixton Prisom, fer care and attention, is the best place I have ever been in in my life. My old bed-mate was Dr, Crippen,” said Patrick O’Connell, aged sixtyone, at Croydon Borough Police-court when ho was charged with acting as a pedlar without ...

... name was almost unknown to the man in the street until it was announced that he had been retained as leading counsel for Dr. Crippen in the sensational trisl at the Old Bailey. The public hears more of these lawyers whose practice lies largely in the criminal ...

... ‘Alverstone held up his hand. “Where is the prisomer? ” he said. The §ock was empty ! «Bring Dr. Crippen up at once,” ordered the judge, sternly. : Immegiawly Dr. Crippen was brought up, and sat down in his chair at the very moment the foreman uttered the fateful ...