... witness heard from Mies May, secreiary of the Mueic Hall ladies’ Guild, that Mre. Crippen had gone to America. She sa‘d to Dr Crippen, “ Well, you are a nice one' Relle gone away to America and you not tell me anything about it! Why didn't you s*nd me a ...

... crowded court, and only those actuated by something more tham a mere morbid interest in the procesdings were admitted. Dr. Crippen followed the proceedings with interest and without betraying any signe of anxiety; but Miss Le Neve, against whom the charge ...

... favour of this young woman, that a similar statement had been made to her? Possibly be Magistrate had formed an opinion that Dr. Crippen gave an explanation to Miss le Neve, dmilar to what he gave to Chief Detective-Inepec tor Dew, to account for his wife's ...

... view of the attacks which been made on lum, to answer the guestion. There was, he added, no evidence of any erime when Dr. Crippen went away The next witness was Mrs. Annie Biratton, wife of Mr. Eugene Stratton. the comedian, living at Barnaby-rd., Hampstead ...