... ragii.g men will TALK and DO TALK OF the West Indian waters was the wont nKAN’S OVERCOATS. P pri( ncpd years * The trial of Dr. Crippen, charge CUT THE LATEBT IXiNDON AND AMEBICAN murdering bis wife. Belle Elmore, 39. HiIIttTVLBS AND TAILOBEU drop Crescent ...

... week a large reserve of constables will be kept at hand to deal with any possible disturbances. —— The Central Figure. Dr. Crippen’s appearance in the dock created a buzz of excitement, particularly when it was seen that Miss Le Neve was not with him ...

... SPECIAL.) Punctuaily at ten o’cloeck on Wednesday morn- ing the Lord Chief Justice took his seat at the Old Bailey, and Dr. Crippen again stepped lightly into the dock, smartly groomed as on Tuesday, and carrying an overcoat which he hung over the back ...

... last three years. Mr. Tobin, K.C.. for Crippen, subjected Inspector Dew to a lengthy and searching cross-examination. When Dr. Crippen went with you to the cellar, did he seem at all anxious, worried, or nervous?— Witness: He was perfectly cool. He eliowed ...

... out In March Le Neve gave her a large quantity clothing, which had belonged to Mrs. Crippen. Professional associates of Dr. Crippen afterwards gave evidence as to his business arrangements and financial position, and some of them as to his flight. Willi ...

... on which | Putsham George V. commanded the combined fleets at ‘tort Putsham The «s. Montrose, made famous by the arre: “Dr.” Crippen, formed the subject of Mr Rabjobns’ turn-out, which consisted of a wel)-exec anded at ed from mode! of the ship on which ...

... ing are the counsel engaged in the case:— For the Mr. R. D. Muir, Mr. Travers Humphreys, and Mr. &. Ingleby Oddie. Fo; Dr. Crippen: Mr. A. A. Tobin, K.C., M.P.. Mr. Huntly Jenkins, and Mr, bor Miss Le Neve: Mr. F. E. Smith M.P., anal Mr. Ward. In addition ...

... FE ON INTERESTING EXAMINATION OF MR. BRUCE It is many years sinco a crimital trial has excited such interest as that of Dr. Crippen, charged with the nurder of his wife, Cora Crippen, otherwise Elmore, a musichall artiste, which opened at the Contral Criminal ...

... Crippen was in the habit compounding special prescriptions other than s, had private room at Albion House. With regard, to Dr. Crippen. she regarded him as amiable, kind hearted man. At no time did she notice any signs agitation about him any haunted look ...

... THE CRIPPE SE Accused at the Old Bailey. To-day’s Proceedings. MORE MEDICAL EVIDENCE. ( CTTIZEN SPECLAL When Dr. Crippen entered the dock at ihe Old Bailey on Thursday morning on the third day of his trial he was noticeably paler, and a suspicion ef worry ...

... mortar, but they • , “*tice; I- would not »er» very closely packed. , ,r,,lc sense. How would Tobin; When you questioned Dr. Crippen rx » n P» winch • Ith reference lo bis wile did be answer quite . ***' * b* ' ** converted irto i-*dily’-Yes. Lt* d f * ...

... 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 ...