... CEIPPEN’S HEALTH. Although Dr. Crippen is still in the prison hospital at Brixton, the state of his health is not such as prevent his appearance at Bowstreet Tuesday for the resumed police-court proceedings. ...

... EVENTS OF THE WEEK. SATURDAY. 27th. Dr. Crippen and Lb Kan landed Lirerpool and brought to London, il. Maasdjk. Dutch airman, killed at Arnlieim. Queen's Own Rifles, leading Canadian corps, arrived Liverpool. Colliwon Victoria Station. One par ton earonly ...

... proclaimed Cettinjo kingdom. Body found mountain side Ariemore identified that of Lady Krekiae, who had been missing for month. Dr. Crippen end Miss Here brought up Bow-etreet. and t«m»Bded. ports received heavy damage crept rainstorms throughout the country. ...

... did you write a letter to Dr. Crippen?—Yes. Mr. Humphreys then read the letter, which expressed condolence with Dr. Crippen his wife’s death'. Witness proceeded 1c say that he had received a reply to that letter Dr. Crippen’s handwriting. , , Mr. Humphreys ...

... CEIPPEN IN THE DOCK. THE CROWN CASE. POST-MORTEM DISCOVERIES ALLEGED DEATH POISON. Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve were brought up op . remand, Bow-street yesterday in connection with the alleged crime 39, Hilldropcresfient, Holloway, where the remains of ...

... intention to leave for America. The next date which anything occurred was week later—February 7—whan Mrs. Martinetti called Dr. Crippen, and had a conversation with him. Crippen explained tliat he and his wife had been busy the night Mrs. Crippen’s departure ...

... expressing gratitude for Declaration alteration. Mr. Moisant completed his fljgkt from Pan* to London, descending at Beckenham. Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve charged at Bow-street. Three Choirs Festiral opened at Gloucester. Duke of York’* Theatre : A Bolt from ...

... REPORT TO MR. ARTHUR NEWTON Mr. Arthur Newton, who is defending Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve, and has obtained permission from the court to have an independent examination made the remains discovered in the cellar at Hilldrop-crescent, has received the ...

... remains left at the mortuary, but he gave sample of the carbolic to Dr. Marshall. Mrs. Smythson gave evidence to her call on Dr. Crippen to inquire into Belle Elmore’s whereabouts. ...

... Cnppen appeared quite well. Witness also knew Dr. Crippen, whom she last saw, prior to the policecourt proceedings, on the 18th May. She had previously heard Mrs. Crippen s death, and bad made calls at Dr. Crippen’s office order to leam further particulars ...

... his acquaintance with Dr. Crippen and Mrs. Crippen, extending from 1902. He had, he said, visited them at Hilldrop-crescent. Mrs. Crippen was about 30 and of stoutish build. When witness heard of her death he wrote to Dr. Crippen asking for the address ...

... whatever. From that day have you seen communication at all from her?—From Mrs. CnppTO—no. Mrs. Martinetti referred to Dr. Crippen call on the following day to inquire after Mr. Martinetti. She said to him, “How is Belle? and he answered, *' She is all ...