... POSITION. Crowexamined by Mr. Welfare, be attached an importance to the fact that he Neve became !agitated when he celled to Dr. Crippen. He thought she asked whether he would like to go over the house. I take it generally that We offered Nan every 'mistime ...

... AND LE NEYE AGAIN IN DOCK UNUTION/L EYIDENCE. (Coatiuued from pare 6.) Loudon, Thug vday. The public as aa weal to ,te Dr. Crippen and Le when they reached Bovretreet morning, but when Crippcu arrived from Brixton in • prieon no, and Le Neve from Holloway ...

... Munyoes. poe if. H. H. Crippeo. The purpose for which it was required win as hommopathic preparations. Mr. Newton: Has Dr. Crippen purchased a number of drugs from you during the run? Witness: Yee. Yr. Newton: Sometimes cocaine, morphia, and rnercurY ...

... THE REMAIN. jIOR, Tueodsy. There a tallies; off of public ewite met,; roomer-iron the re-tuned heat Mg the chargesagainai Dr. Crippen I, Neve. judaitig (rout the outside Boa-street Police Court. Now that fugitive, are under trial seems a greater inclination ...

... Witness handed a containin jewellery, and recog. nieryl four articie. which Mr.. Crippen had worn. Mr. Newton: Would you cull Dr. Crippen an 'amiable. Lind-hearted man? Witnevl: Yea • kind hearted and humane I Did h e and Iris wife appear to be on the of term ...

... sea a further development I in connection with the Crippen case. rermiesion having been obtained irons the Moine Office, Dr. Crippen's solicitor, .fr. Arthur Newton. iu woe paw, with an analyst and a pathologist, remain& found at Hilldropereecents It is ...

... she saw a man loitering about the place as if taking stock of Ming.. Mr. Nash is the gentelman who, after interviewing Dr. Crippen about his wife's disappearance, gave information at Scotland Yard. The statement which be ma& led Impactor Dew to take up ...

... cut when he found her on the Montrose. She had used with Dr. Crippen at Hilldrop:crescent. He had ..scrrtained that Crippen held several American degrees as a doctor of Mr Newton Was Dr. Crippen perfectly COM and collected when you milled on him on July ...

... LE NEVE. London. Wedoesday! Dr. Crippen and Miss appeared for the sixth time at Boextreet Police Court this morning, before Sir Albert de Runes, the former to answer the charge of murdering nis wife Cora, and the latter that of being on accessory Meer ...

... staying with friends. She did tar also had slept et Ildldrop-crercent. Early in February Le Nere said that had been to search Dr. Crippen's bonne for a book containing S2OO. mid that • diamond tiara end several rings had been found, and that the doctor had retard ...

... WHY CRIPPEN ESCAPED. A Juror: I should like to ask Inspector Dew why it was allowed Dr. Crippen to go away after he had called on him at litlldrop-creseent. In.pector Dew: I can answer the gentleman if von like. I knowemany attacks hare been made on me ...

... committed. Mr. Newton: Bearlike that in mind, has Miss IA Neve over and ore.. again said to you that thoroughly believed what Dr. Crippen told limt—Witness: She has not PO to me. flas she not mid so repeatedly from the time of arrest until she eeme borree!—Witnaiss: ...