... 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 ...

... ‘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 ...

... agpeared in that paper called “Murderers who have escaped,” and which contained the following passage: Flying from justice, Dr. Crippen forgot all about wireless ]teleguplg. It broughtg:bout his capture. In the murder itself, despite the diabolical skill and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... doctors did a lot of good in the world, and he himself had received benefits at the hands of medical men, &0 he felt that Dr. Crippen should not be allowed to suffer the extreme penalty. Rather than that should happen, he was quite ready to give himself ...

... 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. ...