... THE TRIAL OF DR. CRIPPEN. COUNSELS SPEECH FOR THE PROSECUTION. SCENES An THE OLD BAILEY. The curtain rose on Tuesday morning at the Old Bailey the opening scenes in the trial of Dr. Crippen. charged, before the Lord Chief Justice (Lord Alverstonch with ...

... reward of .11250 offered by Scotland Yard kr information leading to the arrest of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le has been paid to Captain Kendall. • The liner Montrose. which Dr. Crippen sad his compacion made their eventful trip to Canada, has been lying in the Millwall ...

... E NEVE ON TRIAL. -- THE CASE FOR THE CROWN. VERDICT NOT GUILTY. Following tlw con, ion of Dr. Crippen at the Old Bailey Sat urday came the trial of his companion in flight. Ethel Le Ness. on the charge of being an accessory after the fact. and on Tuesday ...

... proposed a vote of thanks to Mr. Roads for presiding. FRIDAY’S TELEGRAMS. [From the Press Association.] THE CRIPPEN CASE. Dr. Crippen, cross-examined at the Old Bailey to-day. said knew of no person who had seen his wile since Feb. 1, or had heard from her ...

... appeared in that paper called Murderers who have escaped, and which contained the following passage: Flying . from jnetioe, Dr. Crippen forgot all abouit wireless telegraphy. It brought about his capture. In the murder itself, despite the diabolical skill ...

... patent fuel factory which will give employment to large numbers of men. Captain Kendall, of the Montrose (the vessel which Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve went to Canisda), accompanied by Chief-Inspector Dew, raid a visit to Bow-street Police-court, and was ...

... Alverstone held up his hand. Where is the prisouer? he said. The dock was empty! Bring Dr. Crippen up at once, ordered the judge, sternly. Immediately Dr. Crippen was brought up. and sat down in his chair at the very moment the foreman uttered the fateful ...

... on,to It was never in• t, oiled that the relations should be kept secret front her husband, although he had never seen Dr. Crippen when he visited Elmore. There was never airy suggesitiou she should go over to him. INSPECTOR DEW EXAMINED. Oa Wednesday ...

... Alveretone field up his band. Where is the prisoner? he said. The dock was empty! Bring Dr. Crippen up at once, ordered the judge, sternly. Immediately . Dr. Crippen was brought up, and sat down in his chair at the very moment the foreman uttered the fateful ...

... At the opening of the Old B I.' .v be. on Tuesday. the Re co rd. 1 Fuitou, advised the grand jur t 1.. tr.is ' against Dr. Crippen on f murtier. I and against Miss Ls N. •u • . !tin/ accessory after the fact. Having summarised the evidence given at Bow-street ...

... ten or eleven o'clock tonight? If not, what time? In witness's opinion both these messages were in the handwriting of Dr. Crippen. Crippen also asked the inspector about Miss IA Neve, and lidded: It is only fair to say that she 'mows nothing about it ...

... during the Eve days of ordcul th.,o t usher of the court, to whom a muider trial is nothing exceptional. The crime of which Dr. Crippen has been convi;tcd was shocking and sensational enough, but what will make the trial More memorable in ihe annals of crime ...