... DR, CRIPPEN. FOUR HOURS UNDER CROSS-EXAMINATION. WHY HE FLED, QUESTIONS BY THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE. MR. TOBIN ON THE BURDEN PROOF. ,( On the early morning of the first of February you were left atone in your house with your Wife?” “Do you know of any person ...

... DR. CRIPPEN. PROF. PEPPER GIVES EVIDENCE. JUROR FAINTS. NEAR THE HEART OF THE MYSTERY. (From Our Spoetal Representative.) The second day of the Crippen trial end with the case for the prosecution still unfinished. For moment, shortly before noon, when ...

... ;onumuucrttions one* with respect a question put one of the jury. thought was fair Dr. Crippen that should just put another question to him about it. Crippen accordingly came into the witnesv9*box. and the Judge said was the previous day by him in reply ...

... CLOSING SCENES. In view of the fipal stages of the trial of Dr. Crippen being reached on Saturday, the excitement which had been engendered, the mysterious elements of the case was brought up to the highest pitch. Tho jurymen filed into the box at ten ...

... THE CASE. The trial of Dr. Crippen, who is charged with the murder of liia wif#(Belle Flmore), will commence at the Old Bailey at 10.!(0 «.m. to-morrow. The Under-Sheriffs, who are responsible for the general court arrangements, have received thousands ...

... Clara lx* Neve, Dr, Crippen’s typist and his companion Right, took place yesterday the Central Criminal Court before iho Lord Chief Justice. Tho charge against the accused was being accessory after tlr* fact of the murder for which Dr. Crippen stands condemned ...

... PEPPER & INSPECTOR PEW EXAMINED. The Lord Chief Justice took his seat punctually at o’clock yesterday, when the trial Dr. Crippen for tho murder his wife, known as Belle Elmore, was resumed at the Old Hailey. His lordship was followed on the bench the ...

... until 10 11 o'clock to-night? If not, what time? In witness’s opinion, both these messages wore in tbe handwriting of Dr. Crippen. Lord Chief Justice; How long was it from the time you arrested prisoner the time you found these cards?— Almost immediately ...

... were received interest varying from per cent, 7 per cent. It may recalled that it was at the (‘haring Cross Bank that Dr.** Crippen and Belle Elmore opened a joint account. At the magisterial inquiry on September 21st Mr. Edgar Brett, assistant manager ...

... run away, and that is why went, so says, possibly innocent men may have fled before. Coming to speak of the cards found Dr. Crippen when arrested on board the Montrose. Mr. Tobin said tbo Crown sug(jostod that the wording tho cards indicated remorse of ...

... vou take advertise for Mrs. Crippear—Wo circulated a description, I have said, and then we circulated full description of Dr. Crippen. The Lord Chief Justice (interposing): But what slope, if any, did you take ascertain the whereabout* of Mrs. Crippen? Witness: ...

... did not act a general pract ilioner. Have you noticed at times that Mrs. Crippen was somewhat hasty in her manner towards Dr. Crippen ?—Yes. at times. Mr. Oddie handed witness the two photographs of Mrs. Crippen which figured in the police court and at the ...