... Crippen had handed to her with a request that che should keep them for him two mvolorv :.. marked ““ Dr. Crippen, personal ' and the other “Dr. Crippen.” fim she kept till July 11, two days after she last saw Dr. le One contained a number of deposit n at_ ...

... at Hilldrep-c:eseent. Says Dr. Crippen: I know no one who has seen her alive since February I. I know no one who has received a leWr from her since that date. Ilememher this; always—the law does not cast upon Dr. Crippen the onus, the duty, the burden ...

... CRIPPEN TRIAL. Wow Wltnosses for Prosecution. Mr. Arthur Newton, the solicitor engaged in the defence of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve, informed Pres* representative on Wednesday that, notwithstanding the statements made to the contrary. counsel has yet ...

... with regard to a question put by one of tho jury quite properly, and he thought it was fair to Dr. Crippen that be should be asked a question about it. Dr. Crippen then °ace more crowed the - irt and west into the witneibox. He quit* composed, but was apparently ...

... WADDINGTON'S (FOEUIRRXT SON), & 30, MANCHESTER-ROAD. TRIAL OF DR. CRIPPEN. SEARCHING CROSB-KXAMENATION. I Tb« trial Harvey Hawloy Orippea for the murder hie wife began the Cdnr.nal Oourt on Tuesday, and has proved, anticipated, one the draraatic tunes ...

... who | o ™ arst, Mr. Muir hed mot wavered from his pesition. There was mo question of suggesting that by some other means Dr. Crippen caused the death of his wife beyond that he poisoned her, and mutilated the body, and buried the remains in the cellar at ...

... Belle Elmore left the house in this way? He was not going through the lving letters. He agreed in some sense with what Dr. Crippen said to Mr. Muir, “ What is the*use of your asking me—l admit it.” It was the most remarkable set of statements that had ...

... CBIPPEN'S APPEAL. APPLICATION for leave lodged Application for leave to appeal against the conviction and sentence on Dr. Crippen for the murder of his wife was lodged, on behalf of the condemned man, in the registry of tho Court of Criminal Appeal, this ...

... husband wrarent on that emssion I—No. Be was In America. How long was it after you became sequainted with Belle Elmore that Dr. Crippen returned from americal—lt we' somewhere about the spring. Five months afterwardsf—Yea. Did you frequently visit Mrs. Crippen ...

... with respect a question put one of the jury quite properly, and he thought it was fair to Dr.” Crippen that he should j be asked question about it. Dr.” Crippen then once more crossed the court and went into th© witness-box. He seemed quite composed, ...

... , REPRIEYE. Crippen’s Final Protest. DATE OF EXECUTION. Closing Scenes of Famous Trial The last soene in the trial of Dr. Crippen for the poisoning of his wife, Cora Crippen, and the mutilation and burial of her remains, was enacted on Satunday afternoon ...

... sprang a surprise upon his hearers at the very commencement. He announced that at the very moment he sat down he would call Dr.” Crippen to go into the witness-box and tell his tale. Thus commencing, he went to say that he proposed call eminent medical men ...