... rsfraised THE' CELLAR MYSTERY. 'lnquest Resumed on the Remains. / The inquiet on the human remains found in the /cellar of Dr. Crippen's house in Hilldrop Cram/cent, tendon, was resumed yesterday. Admix- Igloo to the court was by ticket. ;qr. Arthur I Nawton ...

... she is away. Did he say whereP—On a trip to America. He did not say what was the object of her visit to that country. Dr. Crippen, said witness, went to Dieppe for a holiday at Easter, and on his return witness asked how be had enjoyed his holiday, ...

... witness denie d - . the women who THE CELLAR MYSTERY. Resumption ot'Ute Inquest St Remains. Verdict of Murder Against Dr. Crippen. At the austral Library, Holloway Road, London, yesterday. Mr. Schroeder, .coroner, resumed the inquest the mins found under ...

... against whom there was any suspicion was Dr. Crippen, and he (the , Coroner) was sure the jury would bring to their , consideration of the point a judicialmind and an earnest wish to be fair and just both to Dr. Crippen and to the community at large. Since ...

... Newcastle Platelayer of supplied to them. These feeding his wife by hatteringe h im . h ea d i n w i t h .a* the trial Dr. Crippen and Mimi Le Neve at * Yesterday, the DroceedingB in connection carried on every winter m arthe Old Bailey this month. The ...

... will be attended by prominent trades unionists from all parts of the country. Such is the public interest in the trial of Dr. Crippen and Miss le Neve at the Old Bailey Sessions, which open to-day, that hundreds of applications for admission have been received ...

... DATE OF THE TRIAL. The opening of tho trial of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le will take place on Toeedly next. It had been the original intention to commenoo the bearing on Monday, but it is :toted that the Lord Chief Justice, who is to take the case, desires ...

... MYSTERY. True Bills Against the Aceised. At the Old Bailey, liindon, yesterday, the Grand Jury found a true bill against Dr. Crippen on the charge of murder. They also returned a true bill against Mies Le Neve on the charge of being an accessory after ...

... Two New Witnesses Called. At the Old Bailey, London. • yesterday, before the Lord Justice, Dr.' Crippen ism placed twit, trial for Pe mirder of his wife Oora, &warn tei the music-hall stage as Belle Elmore. Nomad remains were found hurled . _ in the ...

... changed a £lOO note for him. At the beginning of March she in her safe two envelopes one marked Dr. Crippe% and the other Dr. • Crippen—pertonal. July 8. Crippen told her if anyone should 'Bak her , about them she wu either to know nothing, or to say nothing ...

... - GUS IN PIS !N IW. Gilbert Mervin Ryland said he started business with Dr. Crippen in 1908 as the Yale Tooth Specialists. The business was carried on at Albion House. In February, Crippen told him that his wife had gone to America. Later he told him ...

... When did you form the opinion that it was hyoscin t---On August 20th. And eighteen days before that you were informed that Dr. Crippen had purchased hyoecin P—Yes. The Lord Chief Justice: Rave you any. doubt in your own mind that the alkaloid you . _ found ...