... LONDON. Tuesday.—The October Sessions the Central Criminal Court opened this morning. The principal ease tried is that of Dr. Crippen. indicted for the murder Cora Crippen, his wife, and Ethel Clara L© Neve, who charged with being accessory after the fact ...

... about a reform of the present system. It had been taken for granted that the Grand Jury would return a true bill against Dr. Crippen. Indeed, during the past thirty years, there ha* been only one case where a prisoner has been committed by the coroner and ...

... TRIAI.I A Plymoath telegram states that two witnesses for the prosecution have landed there from New York for the trial of Dr. Crippen. The arrivals, who travelled under assumed names, were met at' Plymouth by Scotland Yard officers, who accompanied them ...

... TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1910. 8 THE CRIPPEN TRIAL. PROCEEDINGS AT THE OLD DAILEY. The trial began the Old Hailey to-day '«i Dr Crippen for the iiumier his wife at Crescent. Every seat the court was occupied when Iha Lord Chief Justice took his seat. Crippen ...

... occupied a seat beside the Clerk of Arraigns. Mr. Tobin had only one more question to ask the witness. “So far you know, when Dr. Crippen went away did he lsave behind him, far you can ascertain, a single debt, unpaid?” asked, counsel. I made inquiries,” answered ...

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

... of them entitled to respect, with respect to question put by one of the jury quite properly, and thought it was fair to Dr. Crippen that he should be asked question about it. Dr. Crippon then once more crossed the court and went into the witness-box. seemed ...

... not your Maker. going through the lying letters. He agree,! , The sentence the court is that you in some*sense with what Dr. Crippen said to taken to a lawful prison and there Mr. Muir. What is the use of your asking hanged by the neck nntil you are me ...

... Dew. From the first Mr. Muir had not wavered from his poeitkm. There was question of suggesting that by some other means Dr. Crippen caused the .death bis wife, beyond that poisoned her and mutilated the body, and buried the remains in the cellar at 39 ...

... her hair?-'- It waa cut short. - Continuing, witness said the prilonor that slw* would arrested for being concerned with Dr. Crippen in murder and mutilation Mrs. Crippeu. When she , was told tho charge she become agitated and faint. Connsel—Was cabin No ...

... interrupt tbe novelist against the verdict in the case. Mr. again to aok. He met a servant on his way Newton had interview with Dr. Crippen out. however and aim inquired what Pentonvill© on Wednesday afternoon, and Baiaao meant no ieet. Oh. responded found the ...

... expressed any opinion concerning Home Rule: THE The 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 the registry of the Court of Qfiminal Appeal this afternoon ...