... mechanic, who had been in various businesses with Dr. Crippen since 1896, and had known Miss Le Neve since 1902, repeated his story as to the purchase of the boy’s suit of clothes on July 9th. said Dr. Crippen told him to take them to a room on the fourth ...

... ns to him. It was never intended that the relations should be kept secret from her husband, although he had never seen Dr. Crippen when he visited Bell© Elmore. There was never any suggestion that she should go over to him. INSPECTOR DEW EXAMINED. Wednesday ...

... oftimis chase across the Atlantic. and Crippen'a arrest. When witness got into the captain's cabin he said. Good morning. Dr. Crippen lam Chief Inspector Dew. He said, Good morning. Mr. Dew. Crippen made no reply to the charge. In another cabin wail ...

... THE TRIAL OF DR. CRIPPEN. The trial of Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen for the murder of his wife was commenced at the Central Criminal Court on Tuesday. Mr. R. D. Muir, opening the case for the prosecution, detailed the circumstances which had already transpired ...

... there been greater eagerness shown to gain admission to a trial than is being displayed in connection with the trial of Dr. Crippen and Mias Le Neve, which commenced before the Lord Chief Justice, Tuesday. The Under- Sheriffs, who are responsible for the ...

... the counsel engaged in the caee: For the Crown: Mr. R. D. Muir, Mr. Travere Humphreys, and Mr. S. Ingleby Oddie. _ For Dr. Crippen: Mr. A. A. Tobm* H-C., M.P., Me Huntiy Jeukine, and Mr. Room*• For Miss Le Neve.- Mr. F. E. Smith, K.C., M.P., and Mr. ...

... murder by hyoscine has been alleged. Eighteen days be- , fore he formed the opinnin that hyoseine ' the poison be hoard that Dr. Crippen bad bought some. Before the doctor left the box the Judge nowle clear an important point by putting • direct question—that ...

... ide in the viscera. A speech of three hours’ duration, in which Mr. Tobin, K.C., outlined the defence, fol lowed. Then Dr. Crippen stepped lightlv into the witness-box, and, in quiet tones, told the story his professional ana matrimonial career. He complained ...

... MISS LE NEVE NOT PRESENT. Neve was not present. The decision to proceed with the trial of Dr. Crippen first made it unnecetaarj for her to •itend, and she was not brought from Holloway. If Cnppeo be acquitted the charge against her, of course, will be ...

... EVIDENCE OF NEW The eurtkin rose on morniog the Old Bailey upon the opening scenes in tiie trial of Dr. Crippen, charged, before the Lord Chief Justice (Lord Alverstcne), with the wilful murder of his wife, who was knows to die tneatrical world Belle ...

... obtiiitng tickets from the Under-Sheriffs. I informed by a court official. indeed, that the rush for seats for the • trial of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve constitutes • record even for Old Bailey sensational trials, and that them were th.umands of ayplicntions ...

... following are the couunel engaged in the case: For Crown: Mr. U. 1), Moir. Mr. Travers Humplacy.. and Mr. S. oddie. For Dr. Crippen: Mr. A. A. i chin. K.C., M.P.. Mr. Hardly Jciikins, and Mr. ROOM*. F. , l* M 1.4 he NC Mr. F. E. Smith. K.C., M.P., and ...