... this case. If you frnd they are those of Cora Crippen, then you have to find if they were there through the agency of Dr. Crippen. If not, again the defendant is Ititled to acquittal. Those are the Mame you have to consider, and on which I shall ask ...

... WHAT DEW SAYS. Miss Le Neves Life Story Told by Her Mother. A aeries of persistent and widely held reports that Dr. Crippen has made a confession in connection with the crime at 39, Hilldrop-cresceot, and that it has been sent to the authorities here ...

... LETTER FROM CRIPPEN. The witness said he knew Urn Crippes, and hoard of her departure America from Dr. Crippen the first week in February. - -- - tater he understood she had a cold. just before Good Friday wic.: dead. He had seen no letter from America ...

... Village. The story of the incident in southeatstern France is in a Reuter message from Perpignan:— It is reported that Dr. Crippen .arrived on Sunday at Vernet-lea-Batns, where he passed the night. The police authorities at Prides sent gendarmes to arrest ...

... CRIPPEN TRIAL Preparations Completed at the Old Bailey. NUMBERED SEATS Preparations for the trial of Dr. Crippen, which begins at the Old Bailey tomorrow, have been completed. Every seat in Court No. I has been allotted and larked on a numbered plan. ...

... magistrates adv him to return there with all speed. DR. CRIPPEN'S RETURN. Preparations ice his Reception at The preparations for the reception of Dr. Crippen at Pentonville Prison have now been completed. Dr. Crippen be installed in a special cell which is really ...

... you were charged with murder and mutilation of your didn't pay much attention. Did the inspector say, Good :r.Graing. Dr. Crippen, lam Inspector Dr3W ? Then did he say. You will be arrested for the murder and mutilation of your wife?—! was so surprised ...

... everything she knew. She had received -no notice in wilting from anyone not to part with the contents ot the envelopes, Was Dr. Crippen in the habit of himself making up prescriptions which had to be gent by post?—Yes. ; Making a rough guess. do you think ...

... THE MEETING WITH CRIPPEN, What did he say?—l said, Goodmorning, Dr. Crippen. lam Inspector Dew.' Be Good-morning, Mr. Dew. I said. be arre.ted for the murder and mutilation of your wife, Cora Crippen, in London, on or about the ind February last. ...

... Ladies' Guild. There was not the same eagerness on the part of the public to hear the trial, as was hown in the ease of Dr. Crippen. Shortly before tho Lord Chief Justice took his seat, the side and back galleries ei the court were quite empty. Outaide ...

... through Inspector Dew. an to defend Dr. Crippen. upon condition that the latter maintaMe silence, and does not oppose his extradition. The cablegram adds that friends of Dr. Crippen hare guaranteed the expense: , Dr. Crippen will probably reply later.— Reuter ...

... summer-visitors. crowded round , Inspector Dew of Scotland Yard and his colleagues of the Canadian polies as they moorted Dr. Crippen to the court house for the preliminary examination. Just at the door of the court house the throng was particularly dome ...